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920: 773: 837: 2282: 848:. But when hostilities resumed after 1804 invasion anxiety was so great as to warrant the reformation of the local militia as the Bicester Independent Company of Infantry. It had double the earlier numbers to provide defence in the event of an invasion or Jacobin insurrection. The Bicester Company was commanded by a captain, with 2 lieutenants, an ensign, 6 sergeants, 6 corporals and 120 privates. Their training and drill were such that they were deemed 'fit to join troops in the line'. The only action recorded for them is in 1806 at the 21st birthday celebrations of Sir Gregory O Page-Turner when they performed a 1685: 2211: 676:. The site was just east of the old Roman road between Dorchester and Towcester that passed through the former Roman town at Alchester. The earliest church was probably a timber structure serving the inhabitants of the growing Saxon settlements on either side of the river Bure, and as a mission centre for the surrounding countryside. Archaeological excavations at Procter's Yard identified the ecclesiastical enclosure boundary, and a large cemetery of Saxon graves suggesting a much larger churchyard has been excavated on the site of the Catholic Church car park almost opposite St. Edburg's. 2161: 1779: 647: 967: 627: 2145: 1787: 61: 1713: 526:. A considerable volume of high quality and environmentally friendly housing stock has been constructed recently, in particular at the Elmsbrook eco-town and the self-build homes at Graven Hill. Its flat topography and compact size is suited to walking and cycling, which, together with an active cycle campaign, has attracted a significant focus on developing improved active travel infrastructure, including the majority of a recent £14 million central government award to 1006:, which was absorbed into the military gliding club previously based there, to re-emerge in 2004 when the military club left the airfield. There is now a campaign by the BCH to turn the RAF centre into a museum. An epitome of historical Royal Air Force (RAF) locations in the UK, RAF Bicester represents the most comprehensive portrayal of bomber airfield advancements up until 1939. Notably, it stands as the best-maintained of the bomber bases, a key component of Sir 1607: 1985: 2247: 861: 45: 3972: 2020:, and Whitelands Academy. There are a number of primary schools including: Langford Village Primary; Glory Farm Primary School; Southwold; Brookside Primary School; St Edburg's; Five Acres; Longfields; St Mary's Primary School; King's Meadow, Bure Park Primary and Gaglebrook Primary School. The new Kingsmere development (south of Bicester) is due to create a two-form primary school. 2312: 769:

nave, there is carved decoration probably forming part of a canopied tomb originally set between the columns. The west tower was built in three stages, each stage marked by a horizontal string course running round the outside. The construction would have taken several years to complete. The battlements and crockets on the top of the tower were replaced in the mid 19th century.

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road out of town towards London. Terraces of cottages were built backing onto the brook, and here too these took advantage of the brook for sewage disposal, with privies cantilevered out from houses over the watercourse. Town houses took their water from wells dug into the substrate which became increasingly polluted by leaching of waste through the alluvial bed of the Bure.

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owned subsidiary company, the Graven Hill Village Development Company. 1,900 homes were due to be built, the majority to be self-build homes with the intention of offering an alternative to the mass build volume units being constructed in the rest of the town. The first ten self-builders were featured on the Channel 4 television show

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and on Gravenhill and Arncott. It also held the mill at Clifton and had farms let to tenants at Deddington, Grimsbury, Waddesdon and Fringford. Although these holdings were extensive and close to the market at Bicester, they appear to have been poorly managed and did not produce much income for the priory.

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followed the line of the Roman road. This partly overlapped a pre-1753 close belonging to Coker. The effect of the enlargement of the park was to divert traffic at the Fox Inn through King's End, across the causeway to Market Square and Sheep Street before returning to the Roman road north of Crockwell.

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provide some local bus services, and Langston & Tasker runs a limited service between Bicester and Buckingham. In late 2022 Diamond Bus South East, who had acquired Hallmark Connections, announced that service 250 which connected Bicester with Oxford via a number of villages would cease operating

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The two townships of King's End and Market End evolved distinct spatial characteristics. Inns, shops and high status houses clustered around the triangular market place as commercial activity was increasingly concentrated in Market End. The bailiwick lessees promoted a much less regulated market than

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of Lathom, Lancashire. Fate made William the 6th Earl of Derby in 1594 when his older brother Ferdinando, the 5th Earl, mysteriously died. In 1597, the 6th Earl sold a 9,999-year lease to 31 principal tenants. This in effect gave the manorial rights to the leaseholders, 'purchased for the benefit of

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In accordance with the award of garden town status, the 6,000 home Eco-Town development has been constructed at Elmsbrook, to the northwest of Bicester. These comprise homes constructed with high environmental standards and environmentally friendly technology such as photovoltaic electrical panels,

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from 1584. The house had been rebuilt in the early 18th century remodelled in the 1780s. The park was enlarged surrounded by a wall after 1753 when a range of buildings on the north side of King's End Green were demolished by Coker. A westward enlargement of the park also extinguished the road that

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and houses in Old Place Yard lie within the central precinct. St Edburg's House is built partly over the site of the large priory church. This was linked by a cloister to a quadrangle containing the refectory, kitchens, dormitory and prior's lodging. The priory farm buildings lay in the area of the

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The Augustinian Priory was founded by Gilbert Bassett around 1183, and endowed with land and buildings around the town and in other parishes including 180 acres (73 ha) and the quarry at Kirtlington, 300 acres (120 ha) at Wretchwick (now called), 135 acres (55 ha) at Stratton Audley,

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By 1800, the causeway had dense development forming continuous frontages on both sides. The partially buried watercourses provided a convenient drainage opportunity, and many houses had privies discharging directly into the channels. Downstream, the Bure ran parallel with Water Lane, then the main

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Similarly, 1,585 homes (phase 1) and 709 homes (phase 2) have been built in the southwesterly development named Kingsmere. Cherwell District Council established a self-build neighbourhood at the former Ministry of Defence estate at Graven Hill, to the south of Bicester, delivered through a wholly

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Apart from imported slate, a striking characteristic of all of the new buildings of the early 19th century is the continued use of local vernacular materials, albeit in buildings of non-vernacular design. The new buildings were constructed alongside older wholly vernacular survivals and sometimes

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Until the early 19th century, the road from the market place to King's End ran through a ford of the Bure brook and on to the narrow embanked road across the boggy valley. The causeway became the focus for development from the late 18th century as rubbish and debris was dumped on each side of the

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with square-headed Perpendicular Gothic windows. The earlier central tower and its nave arch was taken down and the nave roof rebuilt (the present roof is a copy of 1803). The columns of the north arcade were undercut making them appear very slim and the capitals top heavy. In the east bay of the

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on 20 May 1851, running through the eastern side of Bicester, with "a neat station at the bottom of the London road" being opened on 1 October 1850 to serve the town. Bicester's first fatal railway accident occurred at this station on 6 September 1851. Six people were killed and 18 injured. The

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congregation was able to acquire a site that had formerly been the tail of a long plot occupied at the other end by the King's Arms. Their chapel built in 1728 was 'surrounded by a burying ground and ornamented with trees. At the southern and downstream end of Water Lane, there were problems of

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The Bicester Leisure Centre, which opened in 1970, comprises swimming pool, fitness, gym facilities and all-weather pitches. Other popular sports and pastimes include tennis, which is played at the Bicester Tennis Club based at the Garth. It is affiliated to the Oxfordshire and Thames Valleys

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The historic shopping streets, particularly Sheep Street and Market Square, have a range of independent and national shops together with cafés, pubs and restaurants. Sheep Street is now pedestrianised, with car parks nearby. There are weekly markets on Fridays in the town centre along with

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Bicester Town Council was established following local government reform in 1974. It is part of a three-tier system of local government, alongside Cherwell District Council and Oxfordshire County Council. Each authority is responsible for delivering different services.

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Early charters promoted Bicester's development as a trading centre, with a market and fair established by the mid 13th century. By this time two further manors are mentioned, Bury End and Nuns Place, later known as Market End and King's End respectively.

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Bicester has several active residents' associations including: Bure Park Residents' Association; Langford Village Community Association; Priory Lane Residents' Association, Derwent Green Residents Group and Bicester Parkland View Residents' Association.

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Local roofing materials included longstraw thatch, which persisted on older and lower status areas on houses and terraced cottages. Thatch had to be laid at pitches in excess of 50 degrees. This generated narrow and steep gables which also suited heavy

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Bicester lies close to the junction of two Roman Roads, Akeman Street an east–west route between St Albans and Cirencester and a north–south route between Dorchester and Towcester, which lies under Queens Avenue. A Roman fortress at

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that found in boroughs elsewhere. Away from the market, Sheep Street was considered 'very respectable' but its northern end at Crockwell was inhabited by the poorest inhabitants in low quality, subdivided and overcrowded buildings.

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The Bletchley - Oxford line was closed on 1 January 1968, but partly reopened on 11 May 1987, when a shuttle service was instituted between Bicester Town and Oxford. The line towards Bletchley remains closed. In 2011, funding for

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Most churches in Bicester belong to an informal local group Churches in Bicester. This enables them to work together and share responsibilities, for example the Bicester Food Bank and the Bicester Refugee Support Group.

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The priory appropriated the church in the early 13th century. The church was enlarged by a south aisle, and arches were formed in the nave and south transept walls linking the new aisle to the main body of the church.

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superstore which replaces the former site in Pingle Drive. The 5,181 m (55,770 sq ft) Pingle Drive site will be used to expand the Bicester village outlet centre by an additional quarter in size.

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Bicester has expanded rapidly in recent generations due to the town's picturesque historical town centre, garden town, independent and high-street shops, restaurants, and excellent rail connections to

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The London to Birmingham line was run down in the 1970s. With the threat of partial closure, stretches of the line singled and trains rerouted into London, Marylebone. Following privatisation,

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to the south and east of the town were the source of clay for widespread local production of brick and tile. In the 18th and 19th centuries the Page-Turners had brick fields at Wretchwick and

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developed the project itself, commencing in January 2009. The development, since named Pioneer Square, is now complete and opened on 9 July 2013, offering a Sainsbury's supermarket, 7 screen

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priory founded between 1182 and 1185 survive in the town centre. It is unclear when St Edburg's Church was rebuilt in stone, but the 12th century church seems to have had an aisleless

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A further extension was made in the 14th century when the north aisle was built. The arched openings in the north wall of the nave are supported on thick octagonal columns. The

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Coker's Bicester militia had sixty privates, and six commissioned and non-commissioned officers led by Captain Henry Walford. The militia briefly stood down in 1801 after the

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was founded in 1947, originally playing on land provided by the King's Head pub. The club is presently based at the Akeman Street Ground. The senior teams play in the

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King's End had a substantially lower population and none of the commercial bustle found on the other side of the Bure. The manorial lords, the Cokers, lived in the

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as well as to accommodate the demand of commuters to London and Oxford. Up to 13,000 new homes will be built. In 2024 Bicester elected its first Green Party mayor.

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in Bicester by 1728 and remained in business until at least 1743. At least 19 of his church bells are known to survive, including some of those in the parishes of

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There are several theories about the origin of the name Bicester. It may be derived from a personal name Beorna and it may mean the 'Fort of the Warriors' or be

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Bicester Town Council provides a wide range of sport and leisure facilities for local residents and sports team on sites at Pingle Field and Sunderland Drive

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was awarded the franchise. It reinstated the double track and considerably boosted the number of services, resulting in a substantial increase in patronage.

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A £70 million redevelopment of the part of the town centre, originally planned to start in 2008, was delayed by the onset of the credit crunch;

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line through the north of the town, to complete a new fast route between the two cities and a large railway station on Buckingham Road named

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from 1793, John Coker, the manorial lord of Bicester King's End, formed an 'Association for the Protection of Property against Levellers and

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Parochial Antiquities Attempted in the History of Ambrosden, Burchester, and other adjacent parts in the counties of Oxford and Bucks

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Parochial Antiquities Attempted in the History of Ambrosden, Burchester, and other adjacent parts in the counties of Oxford and Bucks

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is the nearest major airport, 43 miles (69 km) by road, taking around 1 hour 5 minutes. Due to the town's location beside the

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map of 1610 shows four different spellings and historian G. H. Dannatt found 45 variants in wills of the 17th and 18th centuries.

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is organised by the Bicester Bowls Club which was founded in 1862 and since 1951 has been at the Garth. There are two 18-hole

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on Saturday 11 February 2023. A partial replacement will be provided by new Grayline service 24 from Monday 13 February 2023.

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was approved, with a plan to restore passenger services between Oxford and Bletchley via Bicester in 2017, then continuing to

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There are 5 electoral wards, North, East, South, West and Town as defined by the town council. The areas of Bicester include:

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Garth Park, a former hunting lodge, now offices of the Bicester Town Council, public park, playground, skate park, and cafe

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village at Graven Hill. Its local market continues to thrive and is now located on Sheep Street, a pedestrian zone in the

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to Oxford via Bicester. The station was completely rebuilt and, despite objection by some local residents, renamed

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rainwater harvesting, and district heating. The first residents moved into the Eco-Town development in May 2016.

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houses in the former Priory Precinct constructed from reused medieval material. These buildings are mainly grey

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present church hall, and these had direct access along Piggy Lane to land in what is now the King's End estate.

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The priory church was built around 1200, and enlarged around 1300 in association with the construction of the

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which operated alongside smaller producers such as farmer George Coppock who produced bricks as a sideline.

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Bicester is in the midst of several construction projects the most recent of these completed being the new

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Martin, Jon (2011). "Prehistoric, Romano-British and Anglo-Saxon Activity at Whitelands Farm, Bicester".

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Member churches include: Journey Communities (Pioneers in missional church); St Edburg's Parish Church (

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pollution from animal dung from livery stables on the edge of town associated with the London traffic.

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station was renamed Bicester London Road station in March 1954 and Bicester Town station in May 1987.

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Bond, C.J. (1980). "The Small Towns of Oxfordshire in the Nineteenth Century". In Rowley, T (ed.).

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announced further government funding and a private company to build and operate the line by 2025.

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On a wreath of the colours in front of a fox's mask two stalks of wheat in saltire leaved Proper.

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on 106.4 FM, and community based radio station 3Bs Radio that broadcast to the town as well as

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to the southeast. The earliest surviving buildings of the town are the medieval church of

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Bicester is within an hour's drive of three major airports and 8 miles (13 km) from

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is 2 miles (3 km) southwest of the town, and Chesterton village is on the course of

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announced plans to pedestrianise the Market Square to create a continental style plaza.

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On 1 December 2014, it was announced that Bicester had been chosen as the site for the

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established a settlement in the 6th century at a nodal point of these ancient routes.

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Dannatt, G.H. (1961–1962). "Bicester in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries".

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Transport Secretary officially launches East West Railway Company at Bletchley Park

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A fire in 1724 had destroyed the buildings on the eastern side of Water Lane. A

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is just outside the town. The depot has its own internal railway system, the

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Bicester North Railway Station, opened 1905, on the Birmingham - London line

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Early secular buildings were box framed structures, using timber from the

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Project, connecting Oxford to Cambridge, via Milton Keynes and Bedford.

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Continuity and Change in an Oxfordshire Market Town – Bicester 1801–1861

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The History and Antiquities of the Hundreds of Bullingdon and Ploughley

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In the 15th century, the upper walls of the nave were raised to form a

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The History and Antiquities of Bicester; a market town in Oxfordshire

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those inhabitants or others who might hereafter obtain parts of the

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South of Bicester, beyond Pingle Field, is discount brand outlet

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was founded in 1896 and until the 2010–11 season played in the

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on the basis of the size of its buffers, and distance from the

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Bicester and North Oxford Cricket Club play at Akeman Street,

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network was "slipped" at Bicester North on 10 September 1960.

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By the end of the 13th century, Bicester was the centre of a

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Military buildings at the Graven Hill supply depot, Bicester

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The town has a long-standing connection with the military.

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formed a regiment in 1798, John Coker was elected Colonel.

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Railway passenger stations in Great Britain: a chronology

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A Pictorial and Descriptive Guide to Oxford and District

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superficially updated with fashionable applied facades,

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Bicester Manor House, now owned by a housing association

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road to form building platforms. Minor channels of the

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and many smaller retail units and restaurants such as

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(A Roman fortress at 463:in south-central England that also comprises an 451:) is a historical market town, garden town, and 2761:"RAF Bicester: World War II airfield (1021455)" 2367:, (born in a hospital) doctor who took care of 2202:, one of the largest garden centres in the UK. 1284:) similar to almost all of the United Kingdom. 3256:icester and District Aunt Sally League website 1610:Vernacular buildings on the Causeway, Bicester 537:. In 2014 the government, in concert with the 4669: 3883: 3688:: A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 6 2699:"47, Market Square (Grade II) (1046458)" 2481:Ut Tibi Sic Aliis (Unto Thyself So To Others) 1837:, which was opened on 1 July 1910. The final 1257:Elmsbrook (new housing development, eco-town) 1071: 8: 2813:"Accident at Bicester on 6th September 1851" 1995:has its offices in the Garth in Garth Park. 3726:. Country Railway Routes. Middleton Press. 3652:. Vol. 2 (expanded ed.). Oxford: 3636:. Vol. 1 (expanded ed.). Oxford: 2036:. Television signals are received from the 1654:limestone was quarried in Crockwell and at 738:mark the position of a 13th-century tower. 4676: 4662: 4654: 3940:Bicester and Woodstock County Constituency 3890: 3876: 3868: 3578:History of the present deanery of Bicester 3346:"Catholic Church in Bicester, Oxfordshire" 2451: 2444: 2285:Self-Build Homes, at Graven Hill, Bicester 2274:. The station will also serve the planned 1821:sought to shorten its mainline route from 1287: 1078: 1064: 1056: 664:, perhaps in the mid 7th century after St 585:, about 1 mile (1.6 km) northwest of 34: 3385:"Bicester Village to expand by a quarter" 2799: 2652: 1688:Thatched Building in King's End, Bicester 895:, bequeathed the manor to his second son 691:of Bicester and Wretchwick being held by 2424:. Wrote and presented the BBC TV series 2200:Bicester Avenue Home & Garden Centre 923:Late 17th century house in Market Square 530:dedicated to safer walking and cycling. 479:of the town. Bicester is also known for 3754:. Vol. 2: Ecclesiastical History, 2723: 2721: 2678: 2676: 2589:"Active travel fund: final allocations" 2495: 2379:The History and Antiquities of Bicester 679:The first documentary reference is the 660:’s Church in Bicester was founded as a 321: 303: 259: 227: 203: 117: 90: 41: 2682: 2445: 2073:is the town’s weekly local newspaper. 2012:Bicester has three secondary schools: 1930:and some local villages. Grayline and 630:Townhouses on Queen's Avenue, Bicester 4856:List of civil parishes in Oxfordshire 4642:List of civil parishes in Oxfordshire 3542:"Bicester Town Council (Oxfordshire)" 2837: 1963:which is 52 miles (84 km) away. 1880:Bicester has also benefited from the 1260:Graven Hill (new housing development) 287: 275: 263: 249: 237: 217: 185: 167: 149: 106: 7: 4893:Sites of Special Scientific Interest 3791:Railway and Canal Historical Society 3771:. Oxford: unpublished dissertation, 3661:Lawton, E.R.; Sackett, M.W. (1992). 3163:Bicester and North Oxford CC website 2735:Dove's Guide for Church Bell Ringers 2667: 2043:Bicester’s local radio stations are 1630:; the vicarage of 1500 and two post 1095: 776:Dovecote in Old Place Yard, Bicester 4733:District of the Vale of White Horse 4614:Mid Oxfordshire County Constituency 2390:, racing driver and TV-commentator. 1738:The town's nearest motorway is the 1622:dip slope to the northwest and the 1254:Kingsmere (new housing development) 541:, planned for Bicester to become a 95:8.58 km (3.31 sq mi) 2766:National Heritage List for England 2704:National Heritage List for England 2214:Tower of St Edburg's Parish Church 1658:2 miles (3 km) to the north. 790:Henry de Lacy, 3rd Earl of Lincoln 718:of 33 churches. The remains of an 25: 3747:A History of the County of Oxford 2527:United Kingdom Censuses 1951–2001 2157:and an occasional French market. 4078:Barford St. John and St. Michael 3970: 3722:Mitchell, V.; Smith, K. 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It is similarly proximate to 4433:Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp 3762:& Co. pp. 93–95, 154. 2870:www.railtechnologymagazine.com 2433:, professional footballer for 2091:Berks/Bucks & Oxon Premier 1642:, 5 miles (8 km) west on 1: 4954:Civil parishes in Oxfordshire 4728:District of South Oxfordshire 4635:List of places in Oxfordshire 4373:Newton Purcell with Shelswell 3663:The Bicester Military Railway 2922:"Bedford – Oxford Service X5" 2365:Albert Freeman Africanus King 2359:Notable residents and natives 1910:route X5 links Bicester with 1480:Average rainfall mm (inches) 1279:Köppen climate classification 1185: 1135: 4878:Parliamentary constituencies 4738:District of West Oxfordshire 4566:Municipal Borough of Banbury 3431:Council, Cherwell District. 3350:immaculate-conception.org.uk 3319:Council, Cherwell District. 2537:Council, Cherwell District. 2250:Elmsbrook Eco Town, Bicester 1882:Chiltern Evergreen 3 project 1797:Bicester benefited from the 1638:, from the Priory Quarry at 1164: 1156: 927:Edward Hemins was running a 683:of 1086 which records it as 483:, a nearby shopping centre. 114:4,315/km (11,180/sq mi) 27:Town in Oxfordshire, England 4959:Market towns in Oxfordshire 3933:Banbury County Constituency 3561:Sources and further reading 3544:. 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