This is a picture of a Fancy Dress at Weald Manor that was judged by Winston Churchill's daughter.

1. Audrey Court, 2,3,4,5,6 Kath Daniels (Walker) 7, 8 Edie Daniels (Jackman) 9. Pat Dixon (Curtis) 10. Rose Hounslow (Beechey) 11 Betty Court (Griffiths), 12 Brian Court. 13. Barbara Court 14. SAlly Addison 15. 16. Jean Elward (Jones) 17. Sonia Addison 18. Janet Elward (Newman) 19 20 Gina Constable 21. Jean Addison (Walsh) 22 ? Constable 23. Stanley Radband 24. Jenny Brown 25 Shirley Daniels (Wheeler) 26. Barry Court.

Bampton ball at Weald manor around 1970.
Betty Morris is 2nd from the right next to Ann Place.
Possibly Doris and Mike Cleaver in centre.

Weald Manor Fancy Dress judged by Winston Churchill's daughter at Weald Manor in 1950

Sunday Times article dated 5th July 2020 about Robert Colvile jnr (son of Robert and Rosemary Colvile of Weald Manor} a year on from losing his wife Andrea to liver disease.
Robert's grandfather, Colonel Colvile owned Weald Manor, which was later inherited by Robert's father, Major Robert Colvile. Major Colvile was responsible for bringing all the ancient Bampton Charities together under one umbrella - The Bampton Welfare Trust.

Shirley Boyce was an Evacuee to Bampton during World War II and has written an interesting account of her time in Bampton staying at a Manor House (Weald Manor?). Which had been divided into flats. She later stayed in Aston. The photo is of evacuated children from Bow, London playing in the grounds of Weald Manor in 1940. Two boys Kenny Howe and Leslie Tucker were billeted in New Road with Mr and Mrs Whighting?

Various Photographs of Major Robert Colvile of Weald Manor

These are photographs of Major Robert Colvile starting with one when he was about 3 years old