6 pages magazine produced by group of young people covering news and events in the local Villages Aston, Bampton, Carterton, Kencot,and Faringdon. Published be West Oxfordshire Arts Association Literary panel at Grange Cottage April 1978 costing 20pence.

Transcription of the contents of the Domesday Book relating to BAmpton and the surrounding villages including:

• Bampton
• Bampton Deanery
• Bampton (rex)
• Eynesham
• Bampton (Robert de Oilgi)
• Welde [Weald]
• Shifford (Bishop of Bayeux)
• Brighthampton (Bishop of Lincoln)
• Lew (Walter Giffard)
• Lew
• Brighthampton (William FitzOsbern, E of Hereford)

Conservative Flyer issued before May local elections.
Clanfield and Bampton Ward includes Black Bourton
Mr Dent did not get in

Advert in Witney Gazette 1984 for W J Lock Builders and Decorators

Flyer advertising the opening of the New Community Hub and inviting the village to the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. This was held on 9th July, 2022 at the newly refurbished Old Grammar School which is now the Bampton Community Centre and Bampton Library. Robin Shuckburgh welcomed a large audience of Bampton residents. There was free wine and a new exhibition of Birding in the Bush.
A copy of the Chairman's report from the AGM held on 26th October 2022 by Robin Shuckburgh the outgoing Chairman. Jennifer Dixon Clegg has taken over as the Chairman.

PDF plan of the new houses and showing the Names of the Roads
Radband Nook
Dixey Crescent
Collett Drive
Dor Close
Andrews Way
Jingy Wells Drive
Cambria Mews
Constable Place

Grace Glanville talks about her time working as a maid at Weald Manor in the 1920s

Mary Shergold talks about her experiences as a parlour maid and joining the Land Army in WW2

Brigadier Rupert Crowdy talks about his life in the Indian army on the North Western Frontier in the 1930s

Albert Chambers talks about how he was evacuated from London to Bampton in 1939