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Eynsham is the 4th largest settlement in West Oxfordshire, at an important crossing of the river Thames, midway between Oxford and Witney and within a stone's throw of the A40. Its recorded history goes back to Saxon times; Eynsham Abbey (sadly no more) was founded in 1005; and 92 listed buildings survive around the parish. Today the village caters for body, mind and spirit with 30 food & drink outlets (including 8 pubs); 7 education facilities; 3 churches and a range of alternative health practices.
This is the Parish Council's latest contribution to open government in Eynsham and Barnard Gate.
CREDITS: Thanks to the people of Eynsham and beyond for support and feedback since 2006. A special mention to:
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West Oxford Bike Safe is surveying users / potential users of Eynsham - Botley road for a cost-benefit study. Easy questions, honest!
Radio Oxford aims to reconnect around the county - featuring Eynsham all this week. The image gallery is open to contributions!
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