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Tour Guide of JRR Tolkien related sites 1. The Prancing Pony. The Bell Inn High Street, Moreton in Marsh 2. The Four Shire Stone (Three Farthing Stone). Situated on the A44, 1½ miles south of Moreton-in-Marsh, this monument marks the old meeting place of four counties (Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Oxfordshire and Worcestershire) however the county boundaries were changed many years ago. Worcestershire has been moved further north and only Three Shires now meet here. The Three Farthing Stone as mentioned in The Shire records (The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings) marked a central point in Tolkien's Shire and on the maps drawn by Christopher Tolkien the Farthing boundaries bear a remarkable resemblance to the current county boundaries. This is on a direct route from Oxford to Evesham which JRR Tolkien used to take. "There was the unforgettable occasion in 1932 when Tolkien bought his first car, a Morris Cowley that was nicknamed 'Jo' after the first two letters of its registration. After learning to drive he took the entire family by car to visit his brother Hilary at his Evesham fruit farm. At various times during the journey 'Jo' sustained two punctures and knocked down part of a dry-stone wall near Chipping Norton." (extract from 'JRR Tolkien A Biography' by Humphrey Carpenter). 3. The Rollright Stones (The Barrow Downs). At a high point above the South Warwickshire village of Long Compton (off the A3400) the views over the "Shire" back towards Moreton in Marsh are dramatic. Here are Tolkien's Barrow Downs. There are long barrows on the tops of these hills. The slopes are often shrouded in fog. This is Tolkiens "Fog on the Barrow Downs". Just as described in his story, this fog can appear and disappear rapidly. A neolithic monument (Henge or Stone circle) at the high point, is the Rollright Stones. According to Professor Shippey’s Road to Middle Earth, p75, when Tolkien refers to Standing Stones, Rollright is probably the place he is thinking of. Tolkien's phrase "jagged teeth out of green gums" is also a good description of the stones here at Rollright. Those hills were crowned with green mounds and on some were standing stones pointing upwards like jagged teeth out of green gums. There stood a single stone standing tall under the sun above. The Rollright Stones are on the direct route from Oxford to Evesham, frequently travelled by Tolkien 4.The Cotswold falconry centre. Batsford Park Moreton-in-Marsh. With Gwaihir the Eagle attending the exhibition this is a wonderful place to visit, 1 mile north of Moreton in Marsh on the A44, The Falconry centre has regular display throughout the day. See all the eagles in action. This is ideal for visiting the Batsford Arboretum with splendid panoramic views across the Shire. 5. Broadway Tower. Broadway Tower is situated off the A44 west of Moreton-in-Marsh, one mile south-east of the village of Broadway. Built on an ancient beacon site, Broadway Tower has a colourful history as, amongst others, home to the renowned printing press of Sir Thomas Phillips, country retreat for Pre-Raphaelite artists, notably the artist, designer, writer, craftsman, and socialist William Morris, location for the studies of the distinguished archeologist Sir Arthur Evans, and farmhouse. Today the Tower houses exhibitions connected with its past and the surrounding area. Broadway Tower is one of England's outstanding viewpoints. It is possible to survey an area which includes as many as thirteen counties. The views encompass the Vales of Evesham and Gloucester. On a clear day you may also see across the Severn Valley as far as the Welsh mountains and beyond. With these magnificent views this could be "Amon Hen" or possibly one of the Two Towers! The Tower is open to visitors daily. The views from the top are just stunning and covers all the sites in this guide. "The world seemed to have shrunk and fallen silent. He was sitting upon the seat of seeing, on Amon Hen, the hill of the Eye of the Men of Númenor. Eastward he looked into wide uncharted lands, nameless plains, and forests unexplored. Northward he looked, and the Great River lay like a ribbon beneath him, and the Misty Mountains stood small and hard as broken teeth. Westward he looked and saw the broad pastures of Rohan." 6. The Red Lion, High Street, Chipping Campden. Some 5 miles north of Moreton-in-Marsh lies the beautiful North Cotswolds town of Chipping Campden. In letters written by Tolkien it is clear that this was one of his favourite hotels, he booked in here many time with his son Michael and even signed copies of The Lord of the Rings for the owner in the late 1950's. Well worth a visit. 7. Dormston (Bag-End). In a letter to K Jackson Esq 1968 "In the case of Bag-End, I did not invent it, it was in fact the local name for a house an aunt (Jayne Neave) lived in, in Worcestershire: an old tumbledown manor house at the end of an untidy lane that led nowhere else." The village of Dormston lies north of Evesham near Inkberrow just off the A422. This is little changed from the times when Tolkien visited his Aunt Jayne Neave, an important influence through Tolkien’s early life and relationship with Edith, also Jayne Neave was instrumental in suggesting a book with Tom Bombadil as the central character. As you come into Dormston (right turn off A422 if coming from Inkberrow) Bag- End can be seen on the right, if you go past the main gate and turn sharp right you will come into the "untidy lane". From here you can also see across the fields a Tall Victorian brick built Water Tower (Stonepit Lane Inkberrow) across the fields. 8. Malvern Hills. Tolkien found inspiration in the Malvern landscape. He was introduced to the area by CS Lewis, who had brought him here to meet George Sayer, the Head of English at Malvern College. Sayer had been a student of Lewis, and became his biographer, and together with them Tolkien would walk the hills. The Lord of the Rings was first recorded in Malvern, at the home of George Sayer. From Recollections of JRR Tolkien by George Sayer (1992 Centenary Conference) "Lewis invited me to have some beer with them at a pub called The Unicorn. There he asked me which were the best walks in the area, and then if I could join them for the next few days, acting as their guide. Lewis then drew me on one side and said that they would be extremely grateful if I would be willing to walk much of the time with Tolkien, while they went on ahead...Tolkien seemed glad to be left behind by the Lewis brothers, whom he described as 'ruthless walkers, very ruthless indeed'…He also liked to stop to look at trees, flowers, birds and insects that we passed. He would not have suited anyone who, like the Lewis brothers, walked partly for health, in order to get vigorous exercise. But it delighted me. He talked so well that I was happy to do nothing but listen." 9. St Mary's Immaculate, Warwick. Coming into Warwick (from the M40) along the A429, St Mary's Immaculate Church is on the right just before the West Gate. He was married to Edith Bratt at St Mary’s Immaculate church in Warwick on 22 March, 1916. JRR Tolkien and his wife Edith loved Warwick although Edith only lived there for a short time. A visit to the town and it’s castle is highly recommended, and the circular structures of the castle walls has overtones of Isengard. 10. Wolvercote Cemetary, Oxford. Edith Tolkien died on 22 November 1971. Tolkien died on 2 September 1973. They are both buried in Wolvercote cemetery, Oxford. 11. The Eagle and Child (Bird and Baby), St Giles, Oxford. The famous meeting place of The Inklings where JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis, Charles Williams, Owen Barfield, etc met in fellowship and debated their literary works. A wonderful nostalgic building with lovely little "Snugs" and serving traditional Ale and good food. Well worth a visit, just around the corner from the Ashmolean museum. This building dates from the sixteenth century and is Grade II listed. It is popularly known as “the Bird & Baby”, and has been a pub since 1650. Wellington Place runs along the north side of the building, and Eagle & Child Passage runs through the pub itself on the south side. The pub belonged to University College from the sixteenth century until 2003, when it was put up for sale. In 2004 it was bought by St John's College (who also own the Lamb & Flag on the other side of the road). 12. Sandfield Road, Oxford. 76 Sandfield Road, Headington, was the home of JRR Tolkien from 1953 to 1968. Tolkien wrote part of The Lord of the Rings here. The plaque over its door commemorates his years in this house. 13. Northmoor Road, Oxford. "In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit." So begins one of the most famous books of the 20th century, The Hobbit, published in 1937. The study: where Tolkien read The Hobbit to his children. The description of Bilbo Baggins's burrow is short: "Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole and that means comfort." And so began the author, John Ronald Reuel (JRR) Tolkien, as he read to his three sons, seated on the floor of the study at 20 Northmoor Road, Oxford, at the start of an evening of family entertainment. When Tolkien took up the professorship of Anglo-Saxon at Oxford University in 1925, he looked for a comfortable home for his wife, Edith, and three sons, John, Michael and Christopher. In 1926, the family moved into 22 Northmoor Road in leafy north Oxford. Tolkien became a familiar figure cycling along the Banbury Road, travelling between home and Pembroke College on his extraordinarily high-seated bicycle while wearing cap and voluminous gown. The family was to spend 20 years in Northmoor Road, but not all at number 22. Basil Blackwell, the famous bookseller, had built the house next door, number 20, in 1926. In 1929, the Blackwells moved out and, as John and Priscilla Tolkien relate in their book, The Tolkien Family Album (HarperCollins, London, 1992), the Tolkiens "decided to move in over the fence". They became "deeply attached to this house, which was our home for 17 years". Priscilla, the Tolkiens' only daughter and fourth child, was born in 1929 and was to spend her entire childhood there. © ADC Publications Ltd. Tel: 01608 674620 www.adcbooks.co.uk

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1. The Prancing Pony. The Bell Inn High Street, Moreton in Marsh

2. The Four Shire Stone (Three Farthing Stone). Situated on theA44, 1½ miles south of Moreton-in-Marsh, this monument marks theold meeting place of four counties (Gloucestershire, Warwickshire,Oxfordshire and Worcestershire) however the county boundaries werechanged many years ago. Worcestershire has been moved furthernorth and only Three Shires now meet here. The Three Farthing Stoneas mentioned in The Shire records (The Hobbit and The Lord of theRings) marked a central point in Tolkien's Shire and on the maps drawnby Christopher Tolkien the Farthing boundaries bear a remarkableresemblance to the current county boundaries. This is on a direct routefrom Oxford to Evesham which JRR Tolkien used to take. "There wasthe unforgettable occasion in 1932 when Tolkien bought his first car, aMorris Cowley that was nicknamed 'Jo' after the first two letters of itsregistration. After learning to drive he took the entire family by car tovisit his brother Hilary at his Evesham fruit farm. At various times duringthe journey 'Jo' sustained two punctures and knocked down part of adry-stone wall near Chipping Norton." (extract from 'JRR Tolkien ABiography' by Humphrey Carpenter).

3. The Rollright Stones (The Barrow Downs). At a high point abovethe South Warwickshire village of Long Compton (off the A3400) theviews over the "Shire" back towards Moreton in Marsh are dramatic.Here are Tolkien's Barrow Downs. There are long barrows on the topsof these hills. The slopes are often shrouded in fog. This is Tolkiens"Fog on the Barrow Downs". Just as described in his story, this fog canappear and disappear rapidly. A neolithic monument (Henge or Stonecircle) at the high point, is the Rollright Stones. According to ProfessorShippey’s Road to Middle Earth, p75, when Tolkien refers to StandingStones, Rollright is probably the place he is thinking of. Tolkien's phrase"jagged teeth out of green gums" is also a good description of thestones here at Rollright. Those hills were crowned with green moundsand on some were standing stones pointing upwards like jagged teethout of green gums. There stood a single stone standing tall under thesun above. The Rollright Stones are on the direct route from Oxford toEvesham, frequently travelled by Tolkien

4.The Cotswold falconry centre. Batsford Park Moreton-in-Marsh.With Gwaihir the Eagle attending the exhibition this is a wonderful placeto visit, 1 mile north of Moreton in Marsh on the A44, The Falconrycentre has regular display throughout the day. See all the eagles inaction. This is ideal for visiting the Batsford Arboretum with splendidpanoramic views across the Shire.

5. Broadway Tower. Broadway Tower is situated off the A44 west ofMoreton-in-Marsh, one mile south-east of the village of Broadway. Builton an ancient beacon site, Broadway Tower has a colourful history as,amongst others, home to the renowned printing press of Sir ThomasPhillips, country retreat for Pre-Raphaelite artists, notably the artist,designer, writer, craftsman, and socialist William Morris, location for thestudies of the distinguished archeologist Sir Arthur Evans, andfarmhouse. Today the Tower houses exhibitions connected with its past and thesurrounding area. Broadway Tower is one of England's outstandingviewpoints. It is possible to survey an area which includes as many asthirteen counties. The views encompass the Vales of Evesham andGloucester. On a clear day you may also see across the Severn Valleyas far as the Welsh mountains and beyond. With these magnificentviews this could be "Amon Hen" or possibly one of the Two Towers!The Tower is open to visitors daily. The views from the top are juststunning and covers all the sites in this guide. "The world seemed tohave shrunk and fallen silent. He was sitting upon the seat of seeing,on Amon Hen, the hill of the Eye of the Men of Númenor. Eastward helooked into wide uncharted lands, nameless plains, and forestsunexplored. Northward he looked, and the Great River lay like a ribbonbeneath him, and the Misty Mountains stood small and hard as brokenteeth. Westward he looked and saw the broad pastures of Rohan."

6. The Red Lion, High Street, Chipping Campden. Some 5 miles northof Moreton-in-Marsh lies the beautiful North Cotswolds town ofChipping Campden. In letters written by Tolkien it is clear that this wasone of his favourite hotels, he booked in here many time with his sonMichael and even signed copies of The Lord of the Rings for the ownerin the late 1950's. Well worth a visit.

7. Dormston (Bag-End). In a letter to K Jackson Esq 1968 "In the caseof Bag-End, I did not invent it, it was in fact the local name for a housean aunt (Jayne Neave) lived in, in Worcestershire: an old tumbledownmanor house at the end of an untidy lane that led nowhere else." Thevillage of Dormston lies north of Evesham near Inkberrow just off theA422. This is little changed from the times when Tolkien visited his AuntJayne Neave, an important influence through Tolkien’s early life andrelationship with Edith, also Jayne Neave was instrumental in

suggesting a book with Tom Bombadil as the central character. As youcome into Dormston (right turn off A422 if coming from Inkberrow) Bag-End can be seen on the right, if you go past the main gate and turnsharp right you will come into the "untidy lane". From here you can alsosee across the fields a Tall Victorian brick built Water Tower (StonepitLane Inkberrow) across the fields.

8. Malvern Hills. Tolkien found inspiration in the Malvern landscape. Hewas introduced to the area by CS Lewis, who had brought him here tomeet George Sayer, the Head of English at Malvern College. Sayer hadbeen a student of Lewis, and became his biographer, and together withthem Tolkien would walk the hills. The Lord of the Rings was firstrecorded in Malvern, at the home of George Sayer. From Recollectionsof JRR Tolkien by George Sayer (1992 Centenary Conference) "Lewisinvited me to have some beer with them at a pub called The Unicorn.There he asked me which were the best walks in the area, and then if Icould join them for the next few days, acting as their guide. Lewis thendrew me on one side and said that they would be extremely grateful if Iwould be willing to walk much of the time with Tolkien, while they wenton ahead...Tolkien seemed glad to be left behind by the Lewis brothers,whom he described as 'ruthless walkers, very ruthless indeed'…He alsoliked to stop to look at trees, flowers, birds and insects that we passed.He would not have suited anyone who, like the Lewis brothers, walkedpartly for health, in order to get vigorous exercise. But it delighted me.He talked so well that I was happy to do nothing but listen."

9. St Mary's Immaculate, Warwick. Coming into Warwick (from theM40) along the A429, St Mary's Immaculate Church is on the right justbefore the West Gate. He was married to Edith Bratt at St Mary’sImmaculate church in Warwick on 22 March, 1916. JRR Tolkien and hiswife Edith loved Warwick although Edith only lived there for a shorttime. A visit to the town and it’s castle is highly recommended, and thecircular structures of the castle walls has overtones of Isengard.

10. Wolvercote Cemetary, Oxford. Edith Tolkien died on 22 November1971. Tolkien died on 2 September 1973. They are both buried inWolvercote cemetery, Oxford.

11. The Eagle and Child (Bird and Baby), St Giles, Oxford.The famous meeting place of The Inklings where JRR Tolkien, CSLewis, Charles Williams, Owen Barfield, etc met in fellowship anddebated their literary works. A wonderful nostalgic building with lovelylittle "Snugs" and serving traditional Ale and good food. Well worth avisit, just around the corner from the Ashmolean museum. This buildingdates from the sixteenth century and is Grade II listed. It is popularlyknown as “the Bird & Baby”, and has been a pub since 1650.Wellington Place runs along the north side of the building, and Eagle &Child Passage runs through the pub itself on the south side. The pubbelonged to University College from the sixteenth century until 2003,when it was put up for sale. In 2004 it was bought by St John's College(who also own the Lamb & Flag on the other side of the road).

12. Sandfield Road, Oxford. 76 Sandfield Road, Headington, was thehome of JRR Tolkien from 1953 to 1968. Tolkien wrote part of The Lordof the Rings here. The plaque over its door commemorates his years inthis house.

13. Northmoor Road, Oxford. "In a hole in the ground there lived ahobbit." So begins one of the most famous books of the 20th century,The Hobbit, published in 1937. The study: where Tolkien read TheHobbit to his children. The description of Bilbo Baggins's burrow isshort: "Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and anoozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit downon or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole and that means comfort." And sobegan the author, John Ronald Reuel (JRR) Tolkien, as he read to histhree sons, seated on the floor of the study at 20 Northmoor Road,Oxford, at the start of an evening of family entertainment. When Tolkientook up the professorship of Anglo-Saxon at Oxford University in 1925,he looked for a comfortable home for his wife, Edith, and three sons,John, Michael and Christopher. In 1926, the family moved into 22Northmoor Road in leafy north Oxford. Tolkien became a familiar figurecycling along the Banbury Road, travelling between home andPembroke College on his extraordinarily high-seated bicycle whilewearing cap and voluminous gown. The family was to spend 20 yearsin Northmoor Road, but not all at number 22. Basil Blackwell, thefamous bookseller, had built the house next door, number 20, in 1926.In 1929, the Blackwells moved out and, as John and Priscilla Tolkienrelate in their book, The Tolkien Family Album (HarperCollins, London,1992), the Tolkiens "decided to move in over the fence". They became"deeply attached to this house, which was our home for 17 years".Priscilla, the Tolkiens' only daughter and fourth child, was born in 1929and was to spend her entire childhood there.

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BagpathBagpath

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FrocesterFrocesterLeonard StanleyLeonard Stanley

PitchcombePitchcombeStroud GreenStroud Green

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WhitminsterWhitminster

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Bournes GreenBournes Green

BrimscombeChalfordChalford

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Duntisbourne RouseDuntisbourne Rouse

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EdgeworthEdgeworth

Frampton Mansell

OakridgeOakridge

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FretherneFretherne

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KilcotKilcot

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Newnhamwnham

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MinsterworthMinsterworthOakle StreetOakle Street

Down HatherleyDown Hatherley

AshleworthAshleworth

BerrowBerrow

BirdwoodBirdwood

Birts StreetBirts Street

BoxbushBoxbush

Bromsberrow HeathBromsberrow Heath

BrookthorpeBrookthorpe

BulleyBulley

CastlemortonCastlemorton

ChaceleyChaceley

Chase End StreetChase End Street

Corse LawnCorse Lawn

DepotDepot

EastnorEastnor

EdgeEdge

EldersfieldEldersfield

ElmoreElmore

ForthamptonForthampton

Frampton on SevernFrampton on Severn

HardwickeHardwicke

HarescombeHarescombeHaresfieldHaresfield

HartpuryHartpury

HasfieldHasfield

HempstedHempsted

HighleadonHighleadon

HollybushHollybush

Kent's GreenKent's Green

Kings GreenKings Green

LassingtonLassington LongfordLongford

LongneyLongney

MaisemoreMaisemore

MatsonMatson

Moreton ValenceMoreton Valence

NortonNorton

RodleyRodley

RudfordRudford

SandhurstSandhurst

SaulSaul

Sledge GreenSledge Green

StauntonStaunton

TibbertonTibberton

TirleyTirley

Tithe BarnTithe Barn

TuffleyTuffley

TwigworthTwigworth

UpleadonUpleadon

Upper FramilodeUpper Framilode

WhaddonWhaddon

LongdonLongdon

Brand GreenBrand Green

PendockPendock

Camers GreenCamers Green

Elmore BackElmore Back

ChurchamChurcham

Farleys EndFarleys End

QuedgeleyQuedgeley

HighnamHighnam

AlstoneAlstone

ApperleyApperley

AshchurchAshchurch

BadgeworthBadgeworthBarnwoodBarnwood

BeckfordBeckford

BenthamBentham

BirdlipBirdlip

Bishop's CleeveBishop's Cleeve

BoddingtonBoddington

BredonBredon

Bredons HardwickBredons Hardwick

BrimpsfieldBrimpsfield

BrockworthBrockworth

BushleyBushley

ChurchdownChurchdown

CoberleyCoberley

Coombe HillCoombe Hill

CowleyCowley

CranhamCranham

DeerhurstDeerhurstDixtonDixton

ElkstoneElkstone

Elmstone HardwickeElmstone Hardwicke

FiddingtonFiddington

Golden ValleyGolden Valley

GotheringtonGotherington

Great WashbourneGreat Washbourne

Great WitcombeGreat WitcombeGreen StreetGreen Street

HardwickeHardwicke

HucclecoteHucclecote

InnsworthInnsworth

LeckhamptonLeckhampton

Little WitcombeLittle Witcombe

MiserdenMiserden

NorthwayNorthway

OverburyOverbury

OxentonOxenton

PainswickPainswick

Prinknash ParkPrinknash Park

RippleRipple

SheepscombeSheepscombe

ShurdingtonShurdington

ShuthongerShuthonger

StavertonStaverton

Stoke OrchardStoke Orchard

SwindonSwindon

SydeSyde

TeddingtonTeddington

The CampThe Camp

The LeighThe Leigh

The MytheThe Mythe

TredingtonTredington

UckingtonUckington

UllenwoodUllenwood

Up HatherleyUp Hatherley

Upper CoberleyUpper CoberleyUpton St LeonardsUpton St Leonards

Walton CardiffWalton Cardiff

WhitewayWhiteway

PrestburyPrestbury

Cleeve HillCleeve HillWoodmancoteWoodmancote

CondertonCondertonKemertonKemerton

PamingtonPamington

SouthamSoutham

Oddas ChapelOddas Chapel

Church EndChurch EndTwyning GreenTwyning GreenTwyningTwyning

FactoryFactory

Coln RogersColn Rogers

Coln St DennisColn St Dennis

AldertonAlderton

AndoversfordAndoversford

Ashton under HillAshton under HillAston SomervilleAston Somerville

BartonBarton

BroadwayBroadway

BrockhamptonBrockhampton

BucklandBuckland

CalmsdenCalmsden

Charlton AbbotsCharlton Abbots

ChedworthChedworth

ColesbourneColesbourne

Compton AbdaleCompton Abdale

CutsdeanCutsdean

DidbrookDidbrook

DowdeswellDowdeswell

DumbletonDumbleton

FarmcoteFarmcoteFordFord

FossebridgeFossebridge

FoxcoteFoxcote

GrettonGretton HailesHailes

HampnettHampnett

HawlingHawling

HazletonHazleton

KinetonKineton

LavertonLaverton

NauntonNaunton

New TownNew Town

North CerneyNorth Cerney

NorthleachNorthleach

NotgroveNotgrove

RendcombRendcomb

SalpertonSalperton

SevenhamptonSevenhampton

ShiptonShipton

SnowshillSnowshillStantonStanton

SyrefordSyreford

TurkdeanTurkdean

WhittingtonWhittington

WinchcombeWinchcombe

WithingtonWithington

WoodmancoteWoodmancote

WormingtonWormington

YanworthYanworth

GreetGreet

ToddingtonToddington StanwayStanway

Guiting PowerGuiting Power

WinsonWinson

CalcotCalcot

Little BarringtonLittle Barrington

AdlestropAdlestrop

AldsworthAldsworth

Aston MagnaAston Magna

BatsfordBatsford

Bourton-on-the-HillBourton-on-the-Hill

Bourton-on-the-WaterBourton-on-the-Water

Bradwell GroveBradwell Grove

Broad CampdenBroad Campden

BroadwellBroadwell

Clapton-on-the-HillClapton-on-the-Hill

Cold AstonCold Aston

CondicoteCondicote DonningtonDonnington

EastingtonEastington

EvenlodeEvenlode

FarmingtonFarmington

FifieldFifield

Great BarringtonGreat Barrington

Great RissingtonGreat Rissington

HolwellHolwell

IcombIcomb

IdburyIdburyLittle RissingtonLittle Rissington

LongboroughLongborough

Lower LemingtonLower Lemington

Lower SlaughterLower Slaughter

Lower SwellLower Swell

PaxfordPaxford

SezincoteSezincote

SherborneSherborneTayntonTaynton

TodenhamTodenham

Upper SlaughterUpper Slaughter

Upper SwellUpper Swell

WestcoteWestcote

WestwellWestwell

WindrushWindrush

WolfordWolford

Wyck RissingtonWyck Rissington

Moreton-in-MarshMoreton-in-Marsh

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Lower OddingtonLower Oddington

BlockleyBlockleyDraycottDraycott

Milton-under-WychwoodMilton-under-Wychwood

AsthallAsthall

Asthall LeighAsthall Leigh

Barton-on-the-HeathBarton-on-the-Heath

BledingtonBledington

Bruern AbbeyBruern Abbey

ChadlingtonChadlington

Charterville AllotmentsCharterville Allotments

ChastletonChastleton

ChilsonChilson

ChurchillChurchill

CornwellCornwell

CrawleyCrawley

CurbridgeCurbridge

DeanDean

DunthropDunthrop

EnstoneEnstone

FawlerFawler

FinstockFinstock

FordwellsFordwells

FoscotFoscot

FulbrookFulbrook

Great RollrightGreat Rollright

Great WolfordGreat Wolford

HaileyHailey

Hook NortonHook Norton

KinghamKingham

LeafieldLeafield

Little ComptonLittle Compton

Little WolfordLittle Wolford

Long ComptonLong Compton

LynehamLyneham

Minster LovellMinster Lovell

Over NortonOver Norton

RamsdenRamsden

SalfordSalford

SarsdenSarsden

ShiltonShilton

ShorthamptonShorthampton

Sibford GowerSibford Gower

SpelsburySpelsbury

StourtonStourtonSutton-under-BrailesSutton-under-Brailes

SwerfordSwerford

SwinbrookSwinbrook

TastonTaston

WhichfordWhichford

HeythropHeythrop

Sibford FerrisSibford Ferris

TidmingtonTidmingtonBurmingtonBurmington

AscottAscott

CheringtonCherington

Shipton-under-WychwoodShipton-under-WychwoodAscott-under-WychwoodAscott-under-Wychwood

New YattNew Yatt

Long HanboroughLong Hanborough

South LeighSouth Leigh

AdderburyAdderbury

Barford St JohnBarford St JohnWiggintonWigginton

Barnard GateBarnard Gate

BegbrokeBegbrokeBladonBladon

BloxhamBloxham

BodicoteBodicote

CassingtonCassington

Church EndChurch End

Church HanboroughChurch Hanborough

CleveleyCleveley

CliftonClifton

CombeCombe

DeddingtonDeddington

Duns TewDuns Tew

East EndEast End

EynshamEynsham

FulwellFulwell

GagingwellGagingwell

GlymptonGlympton

Great TewGreat Tew

Hampton PoyleHampton Poyle

KiddingtonKiddington

Kings SuttonKings Sutton

KirtlingtonKirtlington

LedwellLedwell

Middle AstonMiddle Aston

MilcombeMilcombe MiltonMilton

Nether WortonNether Worton

North AstonNorth Aston

North LeighNorth Leigh

NorthbrookNorthbrookOver KiddingtonOver Kiddington

Over WortonOver Worton

RadfordRadford

Sandford St MartinSandford St Martin

Shipton-on-CherwellShipton-on-Cherwell

SomertonSomerton

South NewingtonSouth Newington

StonesfieldStonesfield

SwalcliffeSwalcliffe

SwinfordSwinford

TackleyTackley

ThruppThrupp

Upper HeyfordUpper Heyford

Lower HeyfordLower Heyford

WoottonWootton

WythamWytham

YarntonYarnton

RoushamRousham

Barford St MichaelBarford St Michael

Steeple BartonSteeple BartonWestcott BartonWestcott Barton

Middle BartonMiddle Barton

HemptonHempton

TadmartonTadmarton

FreelandFreeland

High CoggesHigh Cogges WolvercoteWolvercote

BeckleyBeckley

MurcottMurcottCharlton-on-OtmoorCharlton-on-Otmoor

AmbrosdenAmbrosden

ArncottArncott

AynhoAynho

BaynardBaynard

BlackthornBlackthorn

BoarstallBoarstall

BucknellBucknellCaversfieldCaversfield

CharltonCharlton

ChestertonChesterton

CottisfordCottisford

ElsfieldElsfield

EvenleyEvenley

HardwickHardwickHetheHethe

Hinton-in-the-HedgesHinton-in-the-Hedges

Horton-cum-StudleyHorton-cum-Studley

LauntonLaunton

MarstonMarston

MertonMerton

Middleton StoneyMiddleton Stoney

MixburyMixbury

NewbottleNewbottle

NokeNoke

OddingtonOddington

SouldernSouldern

Stanton St JohnStanton St John

SteaneSteane

Stoke LyneStoke Lyne

Stratton AudleyStratton Audley

TurwestonTurwestonUpper AstropUpper Astrop

WestburyWestbury

Weston-on-the-GreenWeston-on-the-Green

WoodeatonWoodeaton

FringfordFringford

Newton PurcellNewton Purcell

ArdleyArdley

Upper Heyford AirfieldUpper Heyford Airfield

CaulcottCaulcott

CroughtonCroughton

FritwellFritwell

BletchingdonBletchingdon

FencottFencott

IslipIslip

WendleburyWendlebury

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Barton HartshorBarton Hartshorn

B

GodingtonGodingt

MarshMarsh

OakleyOakley

PoundoPoundon

PrestonP

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S

WateWater St

WorminghalWorminghall

W

TingewTFinmereFinmer

ChetwodeChetwod

PiddingtonPiddington

Acton GreenActon Green

BosburyBosbury

B

Clifton upon TemeClifton upon Teme

CoddingtonCoddington

C

EardistonEardiston

E

Evesbatchbatch

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HarpleypleyLane

KnightwickKnightwick

Lindridgee

Linley Greeney Green

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OrletonOrleton

Ridgeway CrossRidgeway Cross

Sapey CommonSapey Common

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Staplowaplow

Stockton on TemeStockton on Teme

S

SuckleySuckley

Tedstone Delamerene DelamereWafrefreT

SapeySapey

Wellington HeathWellington Heath

WestfieldWestfield

WhitbourneWhitbourne

Stanford BridgeStanford BridgeStanford on Temeford on Teme

Shelsley BeauchampShelsley BeauchampShelsley WalshShelsley Walsh

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AlfrickAlfrick

AstleyAstley

Berrow GreenBerrow Green

Bowling GreenBowling Green

BransfordBransford

Broad GreenBroad Green

Callow EndCallow EndCallow EndCallow End

ClevelodeClevelodeCliftonClifton

Collets GreenCollets Green

ColwallColwall

CradleyCradley

Crossway GreenCrossway Green

Dines GreenDines Green

DoverdaleDoverdale

DunhamptonDunhampton

Frog PoolFrog Pool

GrimleyGrimley

GuarlfordGuarlford

HallowHallow

Hanley CastleHanley Castle

HawfordHawford

HoltHolt

Holt FleetHolt Fleet

HorshamHorsham

KempseyKempsey

LeighLeigh

Leigh SintonLeigh Sinton

Little MalvernLittle Malvern

Little WitleyLittle Witley

Lower BroadheathLower Broadheath

LulsleyLulsley

MadresfieldMadresfieldMalvern LinkMalvern Link

Malvern WellsMalvern Wells

MartleyMartley

MathonMathon

MoseleyMoseley

NewlandNewland

Noutard's GreenNoutard's Green

OldfieldOldfield

OmbersleyOmbersley

RhyddRhydd

RushwickRushwick

Severn StokeSevern Stoke

ShoultonShoulton

ShrawleyShrawley

Sinton GreenSinton Green

Smith End GreenSmith End Green

St JohnsSt Johns

Stifford's BridgeStifford's BridgeStorridgeStorridge

SytchamptonSytchampton

Tunnel HillTunnel Hill

UphamptonUphampton

Upper BroadheathUpper Broadheath

WellandWelland

West MalvernWest Malvern

WichenfordWichenfordWichenfordWichenford

WycheWyche

NorchardNorchardLincombLincomb

AbberleyAbberley

Great WitleyGreat Witley

BroadwasBroadwas

Holt HeathHolt Heath

ClainesClaines

RyallRyallUpton upon SevernUpton upon Severn

Hanley SwanHanley Swan

Colwall GreenColwall GreenColwall StoneColwall Stone

Besford CourtBesford Court

BishamptonBishampton

BredicotBredicot

Bredon's NortonBredon's Norton

BricklehamptonBricklehampton

Broughton HackettBroughton HackettChurchillChurchill

Croome CourtCroome Court

CrowleCrowle

Cutnall GreenCutnall Green

DeffordDefford

Drakes BroughtonDrakes Broughton

Earl's CroomeEarl's Croome

Earls CommonEarls Common

EckingtonEckington

ElmbridgeElmbridge

Fernhill HeathFernhill Heath

Grafton FlyfordGrafton Flyford

Great CombertonGreat Comberton

Hampton LovettHampton Lovett

HanburyHanbury

HawbridgeHawbridge

High GreenHigh Green

HimbletonHimbletonHindlipHindlip

HuddingtonHuddington

Kerswell GreenKerswell Green

KinnersleyKinnersleyLittle CombertonLittle Comberton

LittleworthLittleworth

Lower MoorLower Moor

Martin HussingtreeMartin Hussingtree

NauntonNaunton

Naunton BeauchampNaunton Beauchamp

NethertonNetherton

NortonNorton

OddingleyOddingley

PenshamPensham

PeopletonPeopleton

PershorePershore

PinvinPinvin

PirtonPirton

SS

Sale GreenSale Green

SalwarpeSalwarpe

SneachillSneachillSpetchleySpetchley

Stock GreenStock Green

StoultonStoulton

StratfordStratford

StrenshamStrensham

ThrockmortonThrockmorton

TibbertonTibberton

WadboroughWadborough

White Ladies AstonWhite Ladies AstonWhittingtonWhittington

WickWick

WoodgateWoodgate

Woolmere GreenWoolmere Green

WychboldWychboldStoke PriorStoke Prior

Stoke HeathStoke Heath

HadzorHadzor

WarndonWarndon

Upton SnodsburyUpton Snodsbury

BesfordBesford

Flyford FlavellFlyford FlavellNorth PiddleNorth Piddle

Bradley GreenBradley Green

Elmley CastleElmley CastleBaughtonBaughton

BirlinghamBirlingham

Wyre PiddleWyre Piddle

AbbertonAbberton

Abbot's SalfordAbbot's Salford

Abbots MortonAbbots Morton

AlcesterAlcester

AldingtonAldington

Ardens GraftonArdens Grafton

ArrowArrow

Astwood BankAstwood Bank

Atch LenchAtch Lench

BadseyBadsey

BartonBartonBidford-on-AvonBidford-on-Avon

BretfortonBretforton

BroomBroom

CharltonCharlton

ChildswickhamChildswickham

Church LenchChurch Lench

Cleeve PriorCleeve Prior

CookhillCookhill

CoughtonCoughton

Crabbs CrossCrabbs Cross

CropthorneCropthorne

DunningtonDunnington

ExhallExhall

FeckenhamFeckenham

FladburyFladbury

Ham GreenHam Green

HamptonHampton

HarvingtonHarvington

Headless CrossHeadless Cross

Hinton on the GreenHinton on the Green

Holberrow GreenHolberrow Green

HoneybourneHoneybourne

InkberrowInkberrow

Iron CrossIron Cross

KersoeKersoe

King's CoughtonKing's Coughton

Mappleborough GreenMappleborough Green

MarlcliffMarlcliff

Morton BagotMorton Bagot

New EndNew End

North LittletonNorth LittletonNortonNorton

OffenhamOffenham

Rous LenchRous Lench

SaintburySaintbury

Salford PriorsSalford Priors

SedgeberrowSedgeberrow

LenchwickLenchwick

Stock WoodStock Wood

StudleyStudley

WebheathWebheath

WickhamfordWickhamford

WillerseyWillersey

WinyatesWinyates

WixfordWixford

Upper BentleyUpper Bentley

South LittletonSouth Littleton

Middle LittletonMiddle Littleton

Alne EndAlne End

Oversley GreenOversley Green

Hunt EndHunt End

SambourneSambourne

KingtonKington

AdmingtonAdmington

AlvestonAlveston

Aston CantlowAston Cantlow

Aston SubedgeAston Subedge

Atherstone on StourAtherstone on Stour

BearleyBearley

BillesleyBillesley

BintonBinton

BlackwellBlackwell

Broad MarstonBroad Marston

CharingworthCharingworthChipping CampdenChipping Campden

ClaverdonClaverdon

Clifford ChambersClifford Chambers

DorsingtonDorsington

DraytonDrayton

EbringtonEbrington

EdstoneEdstone

Great AlneGreat Alne

HaseleyHaseley

HaselorHaselor

Hidcote BoyceHidcote Boyce

LangleyLangley

Little AlneLittle Alne

Long MarstonLong Marston

Lower QuintonLower Quinton

LowsonfordLowsonford

LuddingtonLuddington

MickletonMickleton

NewnhamNewnham

Norton LindseyNorton Lindsey

OldberrowOldberrow

PebworthPebworth

Pinley GreenPinley GreenPreston BagotPreston Bagot

Preston on StourPreston on Stour

ShotteryShottery

ShrewleyShrewley

SnitterfieldSnitterfield

Stretton-on-FosseStretton-on-Fosse

Temple GraftonTemple Grafton

TiddingtonTiddington

UllenhallUllenhall

WalcotWalcot

Welford-on-AvonWelford-on-Avon

WolvertonWolverton

Wootton WawenWootton Wawen

HattonHatton

Upper QuintonUpper Quinton

AlderminsterAlderminsterWimpstoneWimpstone

IngonIngon

Weston-sub-EdgeWeston-sub-Edge

IlmingtonIlmington

DarlingscoteDarlingscote

Henley-in-ArdenHenley-in-Arden

WilmcoteWilmcote

ArmscoteArmscote

AshorneAshorne

BarchestonBarcheston

BarfordBarford

BudbrookeBudbrooke

ChadshuntChadshunt

ChestertonChesterton

CombrookCombrook

CubbingtonCubbington

EpwellEpwell

EttingtonEttington

FullreadyFullready

GaydonGaydon

HalfordHalford

Hampton LucyHampton Lucy

Hampton on the HillHampton on the Hill

HoningtonHonington

HunninghamHunningham

IdlicoteIdlicote

KinetonKineton

LighthorneLighthorne

Lower TysoeLower Tysoe

LoxleyLoxley

Moreton MorrellMoreton Morrell

Newbold PaceyNewbold Pacey

Newbold-on-StourNewbold-on-Stour

OffchurchOffchurch

Old MilvertonOld Milverton

OxhillOxhill

Pillerton HerseyPillerton Hersey

Pillerton PriorsPillerton Priors

Radford SemeleRadford Semele

RadwayRadway

SherbourneSherbourne

Shipston-on-StourShipston-on-Stour

CharlecoteCharlecote

TredingtonTredington

Upper BrailesUpper Brailes

WaltonWalton

WaspertonWasperton

WellesbourneWellesbourne

WhatcoteWhatcote

WhitnashWhitnash

WindertonWinderton

SheningtonShenington

Upper TysoeUpper Tysoe

Butlers MarstonButlers MarstonLittle KinetonLittle Kineton

HospitalsHospitals

Bishop's TachbrookBishop's Tachbrook

Lower BrailesLower BrailesWillingtonWillington

LongbridgeLongbridge

AlkertonAlkerton

Aston le WallsAston le Walls

BalscoteBalscote

BascoteBascoteBascote HeathBascote Heath

Bishop's ItchingtonBishop's Itchington

BroadwellBroadwell

ChacombeChacombe

Chipping WardenChipping Warden

ClaydonClaydon

CropredyCropredy

DraytonDrayton

FarnboroughFarnborough

Fenny ComptonFenny Compton

GrandboroughGrandborough

Great BourtonGreat Bourton

HanwellHanwell

HarburyHarbury

HorleyHorley

HorntonHornton

Kites HardwickKites Hardwick

KnightcoteKnightcote

LadbrokeLadbroke

Leamington HastingsLeamington Hastings

Long ItchingtonLong Itchington

Lower BoddingtonLower Boddington

Lower ShuckburghLower Shuckburgh

Middleton CheneyMiddleton Cheney

MollingtonMollington

Napton on the HillNapton on the Hill

North NewingtonNorth Newington

NorthendNorthend

OverthorpeOverthorpe

Priors HardwickPriors Hardwick

Priors MarstonPriors Marston

RatleyRatley

ShotteswellShotteswell

ShutfordShutford

StocktonStockton

UftonUfton

Upper BoddingtonUpper Boddington

Upper WardingtonUpper WardingtonWardingtonWardington

WarmingtonWarmington

WoolscottWoolscott

WormleightonWormleighton

WroxtonWroxton

Avon DassettAvon Dassett

WilliamscotWilliamscot

BirdingburyBirdingbury

SouthamSoutham

BroughtonBroughton

AdstoneAdstone

Ashby St LedgersAshby St Ledgers

BadbyBadby

WappenhamWappenham

BlakesleyBlakesley

BraunstonBraunston

ByfieldByfield

Canons AshbyCanons Ashby

CatesbyCatesby

CharweltonCharwelton

CrowfieldCrowfield

CulworthCulworth

DodfordDodford

EverdonEverdon

EydonEydon

FarthinghoeFarthinghoe

FlecknoeFlecknoe

GreatworthGreatworth

HalseHalse

HellidonHellidon

HelmdonHelmdon

MaidfordMaidford

Marston St LawrenceMarston St Lawrence

Moreton PinkneyMoreton Pinkney

NethercoteNethercote

NewnhamNewnham

NortonNorton

Preston CapesPreston Capes

RadstoneRadstone

StavertonStaverton

SulgraveSulgrave

Thorpe MandevilleThorpe Mandeville

Weedon BecWeedon Bec

Weedon LoisWeedon LoisWestonWeston

WhitfieldWhitfield

WoodendWoodend

Woodford HalseWoodford HalseHintonHinton

Upper WeedonUpper Weedon

Long BuckbyLong BuckbyWilloughbyWilloughby

FarthingstoneFarthingstone

ThenfordThenfordSyreshamSyresham

BiddlesdenBiddlesden

Upper CatesbyUpper Catesby

WeltonWelton

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RowingtonRowingtonTurners GreenTurners Green

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Weston under WetherleyWeston under Wetherley

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FranktonFrankton

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EathorpeEathorpe

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GLOUCESTERGLOUCESTER

CHELTENHAMCHELTENHAM

TEWKESBURYTEWKESBURY

CHARLTON KINGSCHARLTON KINGS

STOW-ON-THE-WOLDSTOW-ON-THE-WOLD

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CHARLBURYCHARLBURY

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AKEMANAKEMANSTREETSTREET

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BICESTERBICESTER

B

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B4208

B4211

B4211

B4213

B4215

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B4078

B4632

B4068

B4077

B4081

B4035

B4026

B4035

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B4022

B4031

B4437

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B4100

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B4197

B4204

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B4202

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9 St Mary’s Immaculate

4 Cotswold Falconry

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