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Sector: Leisure | Public
Service: Cost Consultancy

Refurbishing Page Park for the local community in Bristol 

The Friends of Page Park is a Bristol based charity that was set up in 1999 with the aim of protecting and refurbishing Page Park in Bristol. In partnership with South Gloucester Council, various applications were made to try and raise the funds required.  The park buildings include an attractive but tired clock tower along with an existing tennis pavilion.

The challenge

As part of the work it was also decided to build a new community Café that can act as a local meeting place whilst also providing an income to aid the financial viability of the park. In order to obtain funding detailed business planning and cost estimates were required to be provided and it is in this area Hookway was able to help. 

The solution

Working in close consultation with the design team at Quattro Design Architects, we were able to provide cost estimates and cost advice to enable the proposed scheme designs to be within the anticipated funding application sums and provide invaluable reports to be included in the various funding applications. The chance to work within, and help improve, the local communities in which members of our team live is always relished here at Hookway and so we were delighted to be of assistance.    

The result

The project has now received funding of circa two million pounds from various sources to include the Heritage Lottery Fund and Big Lottery and is due to start on site in autumn 2016.

Works will include the new Café, refurbishing the Clock Tower and Tennis Pavilion along with new paths, landscaping, wall repair and railings. When the works are complete it should help to keep the parkat the heart of the local community for years to come. Hookway will be providing full cost management duties throughout the project duration.

 

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“Tom's advice and guidance, were as usual exemplary and he helped trouble-shoot any practical problems that arose to get the work completed on time and in budget. ”

“We had to prepare and construct additional facilities, within two terms, to accommodate a child with severe and profound needs. The initial task seemed totally overwhelming, however Hookway took on the role of project managing the nearly £100,000 extension and enabled school life to continue with very few changes. ”

“The whole project was entirely ‘self-sufficient’ as far as the school leaders were concerned, apart from pre-agreed meetings/decisions along the way, and the building was completed to a very high spec in a safe and efficient way. We would have no hesitation in recommending Hookway to other schools.”