December issue 15 Bampton Lowdown The last newsletter One rare upside of Covid-19 is that it created this publication, which has grown from a simple newsheet of essential lockdown information into a varied mixture of stories, commentaries, profiles, reporting and much more, all of which are Bampton related. We've all very much enjoyed producing The Lowdown and we really hope that you've found it a valuable source of information and entertainment throughout these difficult months. It is certainly our intention to continue for as long as funding allows.

History of RAF Bampton Castle & the Signal Unit for an exhibition by Cprl David Duncan
58 page document relating the history of the The Signals at Bampton Castle from 1939

3 pages of Kelly's Directory for Bampton 1911

Hand written Pages from the Invoice ledger of Mr Joyce from 1907

Pages from the hand written ledger of a jobbing builder in Bampton

Ledger of a Bampton Tradesman 1952 into 1953 hand written accounts

Lowdown magazine published during the Covid 19 Pandemic, with interesting articles about The Fairford Branch Line and The Society for the Protection of Bampton

Lowdown Issue 11
The Lowdown started off back in March 2020 as a simple sheet called 'The Bampton Beam Lockdown Lowdown' and consisted of essential information about emergency contacts, Covid- related community activities, and details about the services provided by the wonderful Bampton Aid Network (BAN). – As the first lockdown eased, we dropped 'Lockdown' in the title, increased the pages and greatly expanded the contents.

Lowdown Issue 9 FINAL
The Lowdown started off back in March 2020 as a simple sheet called 'The Bampton Beam Lockdown Lowdown' and consisted of essential information about emergency contacts, Covid- related community activities, and details about the services provided by the wonderful Bampton Aid Network (BAN). – As the first lockdown eased, we dropped 'Lockdown' in the title, increased the pages and greatly expanded the contents.

Photograph of Little Place 1905,