Banbury

About Banbury
Welcome to the Banbury edition of The Oxford Magazine.
More of a working town than many of in the county, Banbury, in the far north of Oxfordshire, has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country.
Famous for its cakes, cross and the ‘Ride a Cock Horse’ nursery rhyme, this flourishing town attracts shoppers from miles around, and the pedestrianised centre with its fair share of history is the right location for a wander.
The town sits at the edge of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds and is an ideal springboard for exploring the fantastic heritage in the area including the Cotswolds, Shakespeare’s Stratford Upon Avon and Warwick.
There are three resplendent country houses: Sulgrave Manor, Upton House and of course, Broughton Castle – a medieval fortified manor house with a most delightful walled garden.
Local news & stories

Adderbury House: An impressive Grade II listed house refurbished to the highest standards

SE-Solicitors celebrates its success in the latest Legal 500 rankings

The landmark Odeon Cinema building in Banbury Cross is up for sale

Councillors reject Planning Application for 170 houses on land between Hanwell and Banbury

MP Victoria Prentis visits Banbury to inspect the new Openreach ultrafast build

Banbury-based Amazing Lofts reaches lofty milestones in first year

RH England launches new countryside culinary destination at historic Aynho Park in Banbury

Spring into a new home at Clifton Gate in the quaint Oxfordshire village of Deddington

Keep Hanwell Village Rural Action Group responds to local planning application
