Newspaper report from March 2014 about new Emergency Hospital opened in February in the Witney Community Hospital in Welch Way run by Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and has proved to be a success treating 130 patients so far for a range of conditions.

Copy Birthday party invitation in 2007, for Steve Mace's Landlord of the Morris Clown.
Guests were asked to wear a beard and shorts!

New Tale by Comedy Spy Thriller Author.
Article about Steve Sheppard, Bampton Resident who has written two books the A Very Important Teapot and Bored to Death in the Baltics.

Leaflet advertising an illustrated talk by Owen Green held in the Lewington Room March 2023,
Oxfordshire born William 'Strata ' Smith was known for his great geological map published in 1815

Jill Tweed Sculptor, one time member of West Oxfordshire Arts. She was a winner of many public sculpture commissions . This brochure lists her awards and shows photos of some of her work.

Article written by Miranda Norris for the Oxford Mail reporting on the air-to-air refuelling flight – powered by approximately 43 per cent Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) flew from RAF Brize Norton. The voyager aircraft was run by a blend of fossil fuels and even cooking oil. The RAF worked with BP, who supplied the fuel, to re-certify the mixture and ensure the required standards for a safe and effective mission.

Series of Photographs taken on 16th May 2023 of the actual fire and the fire brigade attending at 10 Bushey Row, some of the photos show the flames which had spread to the adjoining property. Luckily there were no casualties.

Copy of the poster used to advertise Trevor Darke's free talk about Family History held in the Lewington Room on 16th May 2023.

Picture of Eric Stott 1980. A great supporter of the Bampton Morris Dancers

Article written by Keith Chandler about these two Morris Men.
Colin and ‘Curly’ (D.J. Titchener) came over to Bampton quite by accident, knowing nothing about its Morris dance tradition. They went into The Jubilee and started chatting to landlord Reg Pratley, telling him what they were interested in. Within a few minutes he was singing to them, mainly snatches, one being ‘Butter and Cheese and All’. He then produced sheets on which the words were written: Peter Kennedy had given them to him! Reg took them across to the Eagle, where Frank Purslow and Francis Shergold used to play in the bar.