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While your car charges, you'll have time to explore this lively market town, which spent centuries building a reputation for wool and blanket production. The heart of Witney is its market square, surrounded by independent shops, cafes, and traditional pubs where you can grab a coffee or settle in for a proper meal. If you want something more active, the riverside walk along the Windrush is pleasant, or you could visit Cogges Manor Farm just outside town. It's a working historical farm that gives you a real sense of how rural life operated in earlier times. Witney sits on the eastern edge of the Cotswolds, which makes it useful as either a base for exploring the region or a convenient stopping point if you're heading towards Oxford. The town's position means you can easily push deeper into the rolling countryside when you're ready, or make your way to the historic city just half an hour away. It's the kind of place where you can recharge both your vehicle and yourself before heading on.