Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
To protect and maintain the built structure and cultural significance of the Crown & Anchor Hotel (the ‘Cranker’), so that it may continue to conduct business as it has since 1853 for current and future generations, and is protected from hostile changes, such as development, legislation, regulation, and licensing, which would threaten its ongoing operation. We intend to preserve the Cranker for future generations as a continuously operating historic hotel, serving our community as a music and arts venue (including live music, DJs, poetry, comedy, and visual arts), a socio-cultural hub, function venue, meeting place, and as a pub.
Community
Embracing the friendship that comes from connection to place, fostering a strong community of affirmative action, celebrating, and preserving the socio-cultural significance and heritage of the Cranker.
Relationships
Fostering positive collaborative relationships with all stakeholders.
Adaptability
Being flexible and responsive to changes in circumstances, challenges, or trends.
Continuously evolving to effectively meet the dynamic needs of the project.
Never say die
Remaining optimistic and pragmatic in our operations. To have the bravery to face challenges with resilience and integrity. Empowering the project team to develop innovative solutions and persevere through difficult obstacles.
Knowledge
Staying informed, keeping updated with relevant community issues and interests. Educating ourselves on the legislation and processes which currently allow for the development of site not aligned to the vision.
Equity
Inclusiveness of community, and appreciating, valuing, and celebrating diversity.
Respect
Demonstrating respect for one another, the work, and the struggle, particularly given this is a volunteer effort. Behaving in a respectful manner that considers differences of opinion.
Save The Cranker Mission Statement - Vision, Mission, and Values (pdf)
DownloadThe Crown & Anchor Hotel is situated in Tarntanya on Kaurna Yarta. The Save The Cranker campaign respectfully acknowledges the Kaurna peoples as traditional custodians of country. We are honoured to recognise their deep connections to land, waters, and community. We pay our deep respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We also acknowledge the other First Nations of lands across Australia, their Elders, traditions, cultures, stories and heritage. Let us always strive to ensure that we operate in a manner which respects their Elders and ancestors.
All non-Aboriginal people in Australia live on stolen land. Spiritual sovereignty of Australia’s First Nations peoples was never ceded. This always was and always will be, Aboriginal land.