Mrs Josephine Allam & Anthony Allam, baker for Constables. 1983
Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Mrs Josephine Allam, Bampton born, Church Street. Anthony Allam, baker for Mrs Constable in the Market Square.
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Drs. Robert Landray, Matthew Perry, Mackenzie and Alan Cole.1984
Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
The doctors at Bampton surgery in 1984. Dr Robert Landray from Grange Cottage did much to help WOAA (West Oxfordshire Arts Association). Dr Matthew Perry lived in Queen Street, was a youth club organiser. Dr Mackenzie, lived in Carterton. Dr Alan Cole lived in Landells and helped with W.O.F.C.
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Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Mrs Freda Bradley from Colvile Close was a postwoman for many years, she was a housekeeper and occasional barmaid and did much with the Pumpkin Club.
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Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Mrs Sheila Brookson from Broad Street was president of the Coin club (numismatic society), involved with Meals on Wheels and was an organiser with the Darby & Joan Club.
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Mary & Dorothy Basson, shop assistants. 1984
Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Mary and Dorothy Basson from New Road. Both worked in the International Stores (which before it was International was Eeles & Son, afterwards it was Londis, then Budgens and now – 2018 – Coop). Both were born in Bampton.
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Mrs Jean Elliott, The Talbot hotel. 1984
Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Jean and Peter Elliott who were the licensees of The Talbot Hotel.
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Peter Elliott, The Talbot hotel. 1984
Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Jean and Peter Elliott who were the licensees of The Talbot Hotel.
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Edward 'Ted' Lee and Mrs Joyce Lee. 1984
Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Edward ‘Ted’ Lee from Oathurst Estate was a bellringer and helped with meals on wheels. Joyce Lee was a president of the WI, helped with Meals on Wheels and was a member of the Mothers’ Union.
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Fred Lomas (left) and Jim Gascoigne. 1984
Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Fred Lomas, Bampton born lived in Belview Cottages in Church Street, was a plant operator and later sat in the Midland Bank (next to Patrick Strainge butcher) with the teller. He is talking with James Gascoigne.
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Parte deTerry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Mrs Rhona Hughes Owens from Rosemary House in the Market Square, wife of the retired headmaster of the school in Church View, was on the church council and was an organiser with the Darby & Joan club. She is helping Wendy Crowley out of the car.
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