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Eynsham Online is the Parish Council's latest contribution to open government in Eynsham and Barnard Gate.
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.
We hope you enjoy Eynsham Online. Contributions and suggestions are always welcome – it is your website.
Another repatriation is expected next Thursday afternoon.
Eynsham Litter Pickers clean up again this Sunday. It's more fun than you'd think.
Catch the video.
Here's the programme for 2012.
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HANNAH England can’t wait to get her 2012 season under way tomorrow when she competes for Great Britain at the Aviva International Match in Glasgow.
THERE are now only 13 managers in the country who have been in charge of their clubs for longer than Oxford United boss Chris Wilder.
Defender Steve Kinniburgh has left Oxford United after his contract was cancelled by mutual consent.
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