Issue 13 - October 2011 (PDF - Chipping Norton Times
Issue 13 - October 2011 (PDF - Chipping Norton Times
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10<br />
1. CHIPPING CAMPDEN<br />
2. STOW ON THE WOLD<br />
3. MAUGERSBURY<br />
4. MAUGERSBURY<br />
5. DAYLESFORD<br />
6. BROADWELL<br />
7. MORETON IN MARSH<br />
8. UPPER ODDINGTON<br />
9. DAYLESFORD<br />
10. LOWER ODDINGTON<br />
11. ADLESTROP<br />
12. BROADWELL<br />
<strong>13</strong>. LOWER ODDINGTON<br />
14. MORETON IN MARSH<br />
15. NAUNTON<br />
16. UPPER SLAUGHTER<br />
17. EVENLODE<br />
18. MORETON IN MARSH<br />
19. LOWER SWELL<br />
20. UPPER SWELL<br />
21. WYCK RISSINGTON<br />
22. OVER NORTON<br />
23. LITTLE WOLFORD<br />
24. CHURCHILL<br />
25. CLAPTON ON THE HILL<br />
26. LITTLE RISSINGTON<br />
Your local high street needs your support<br />
Sustaining a high street and a community is not only about<br />
shopping locally from independent small shops. It is about<br />
ensuring that the high street and people who live in the<br />
community have a viable sustainable future. Parking,<br />
transport, procurement, the threats of supermarkets and outof<br />
town developments - all these issues are best dealt with by<br />
local authorities, local community groups, local businesses<br />
and local people working together. From the Federation of<br />
Small Businesses<br />
THE ANSWERS<br />
27. FORD<br />
28. LONG COMPTON<br />
29. *BOURTON O/T WATER<br />
30. CONDICOTE<br />
31. UPPER SWELL<br />
32. CHIPPING CAMPDEN<br />
33. BOURTON ON THE WATER<br />
34. BLOCKLEY<br />
35. DRAYCOTT<br />
36. LOWER SLAUGHTER<br />
37. LONGBOROUGH<br />
38. BLOCKLEY<br />
39. GREAT WOLFORD<br />
40. BOURTON O/T HILL<br />
41. SALFORD<br />
42. UPPER ODDINGTON<br />
43. FORD<br />
44. UPPER ODDINGTON<br />
45. DAYLESFORD<br />
46. MORETON IN MARSH<br />
47. STOW ON THE WOLD<br />
48. DONNINGTON<br />
49. STOW ON THE WOLD<br />
50. ADLESTROP<br />
51. DONNINGTON<br />
52. LITTLE WOLFORD<br />
53. DONNINGTON<br />
54. ADLESTROP<br />
55. EVENLODE<br />
56. DAYLESFORD<br />
57. BROADWELL<br />
58. LOWER ODDINGTON<br />
59. BROADWELL<br />
60. BROADWELL<br />
61. UPPER ODDINTON<br />
62. LITTLE COMPTON<br />
63. NAUNTON<br />
64. HEYTHROP<br />
65. LONG COMPTON<br />
66. UPPER SLAUGHTER<br />
67. CHIPPING NORTON<br />
68. BOURTON / WATER<br />
69. ICOMB<br />
70. BLEDINGTON<br />
71. GREAT WOLFORD<br />
72. CONDICOTE<br />
73. LITTLE RISSINGTON<br />
74. TEMPLE GUITING<br />
75. HEYTHROP<br />
76. LONG COMPTON<br />
77. NETHER WESTCOTE<br />
78. STOW ON THE WOLD<br />
* OR LOWER SWELL. The answers left blank most often were numbers 27, 43, 53, 64 and 68.<br />
The communities that were miss-identified most often were Ford, Donnington and Heythrop (although<br />
there were some good guesses – which are definitely allowed!)<br />
One the whole however, most people know the area quite well and are pretty observant too!<br />
If you did, thank you for taking part and we hope you enjoyed the challenge.<br />
PS. We will be repeating the competition next August – so keep your eyes open as you travel around!
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