This is the road leaving Ampney Orchard going on to the Aston Road 1991

Mark's Kitchen, Rosemary House, Poachers' Rest

A series of photographs taken by Andrew Hilditch of ordinary scenes in and around Bampton as a permanent record of how Bampton was in 1991.

Tom Parker the solicitor had his premises here. From the late C19th it was Constables Bakery and today, 2022 it is the Chinese Take Away called Mark's Kitchen

This photograph was taken in the early nineties. In the background, on the extreme left can be seen the popular restaurant, The Poacher's Rest. Next to the restaurant is Adrian Simmond's shop. Further to the right it is just possible to see the little shop that was originally owned by Onisipherous Collett, who built a car in the garage behind the shop,in the very early 1900s. The shop later became Elsie Hughes's wool shop and later a newsapaper shop. It is now known as Exeter House.To the right of the picture can be seen The Market Square Garage. When it was demolished, it was replaced with Thornberry Flats for people aged 55+. The beautiful blue, 4.2 litre straight 6 twin overhead cam E type Jaguar, was owned by Mr. Jimmy Watts of Black Bourton.

Map of circular walk around Bampton which goes through Plantation and around Ham Court to Clanfield Road
names old fields and meadows i.e. Ham Field, Long Hedge Furlong, Turf Close, Shill Brook, Peeks Ham Close, Norloin's Furlon,
High Moor Meadow, Hilly Leaze

Photograph of Oil Painting painted by Hilda Kent showing Arthur antique shop

Poster announcing Meeting to be held in Bampton Village Hall on 11th February to raise funds to fight the development of 127 house in Aston Road by Gladman Developments.
Mention of Flooding 187 houses in 2007

There was a very full program of events that took place throughout Bampton from Saturday June 2nd to Tuesday June 5th.
This is the full list of the events.

Ticket/card for on event by Graffiti Classics at the Village Hall
Violin and Cello entertainment with dancing and singing held on Saturday 26th October 2013