Directory: Places of Interest
Watlington
About Watlington Welcome to the Watlington edition of The Oxford Magazine. Watlington is a small market town and civil parish about 7 miles south of Thame in Oxfordshire, near the […]
The Corn Exchange, Faringdon
About The Corn Exchange, Faringdon Located in the heart of Faringdon town, on the corner of Gloucester and Marlborough Streets, The Corn Exchange is a beautifully proportioned hall dating from […]
General Foods Sports & Social Club, Banbury
Situated opposite the Castle Quay Shopping Centre and alongside the Banbury Museum and Oxford Canal, General Foods Sports and Social Club is a social club and bar with membership open to all.
Glyme Hall, Chipping Norton
Glyme Hall is a community centre that offers room hire at reasonable prices, available 365 days a year for any event or occasion
Foxburrow Wood, Witney
About Foxburrow Wood, Witney Foxburrow Wood in Witney is a new 7.96 ha (19.67 acres) wood in the early stages of development. The first planting took place in 2010, and […]
Hanwell Village
Hanwell is a small village of approximately 120 houses, situated three miles from the centre of Banbury in Oxfordshire.
St Barnabas Church, Jericho, Oxford
Built in 1869, St Barnabas Jericho is a fine Victorian Basilica-style Church serving the needs of the local population of the district of Jericho in Oxford.
Langdale Hall, Witney
Langdale Hall in Witney is one of Witney’s biggest indoor hire venues with a capacity of 400 standing or 220 seated.
Wroxton Abbey, Banbury
Wroxton Abbey is a Jacobean house in Oxfordshire, with a 1727 garden partly converted to the serpentine style between 1731 and 1751.
Ditchley Park, Chipping Norton
Ditchley Park is one of the United Kingdom’s finest houses, having a rich history as an idyllic retreat for royalty and power since the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
St Michael’s Church Hall, Summertown
St Michael’s Church Hall Built with the stone and roof timbers from the original church in Summertown, St Michael’s Church Hall (also refered to as Summertown Church Hall by locals) […]
Marcy Fields, Uffington
