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BanburyTown

Banbury

A market town in north Oxfordshire with medieval origins, Banbury has spent centuries as a working t...

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Bishop's CleeveTown

Bishop's Cleeve

Sitting right at the base of Cleeve Hill, which happens to be the highest point in the Cotswolds, Bi...

Paul Makepeace
BurfordTown

Burford

This town sits where the River Windrush cuts through the Cotswolds, and it genuinely rewards a stop ...

Steve Daniels
CalneTown

Calne

Calne sits on the edge of the North Wessex Downs in Wiltshire, working as a solid base for exploring...

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CartertonTown

Carterton

This West Oxfordshire town started out as a Victorian planned community and has evolved into a worki...

P L Chadwick
1 Browns Lane (closest house in terrace), Charlbury, Oxfordshire, England. Probably mid-18th century, Grade II listed.Town

Charlbury

Charlbury is a working market town in north Oxfordshire that sits on the Cotswold Line between Oxfor...

Simon Burchell
View of the stage from the auditorium following the 2011 refurbishment.Town

Cheltenham

This elegant spa town sits at the edge of the Cotswolds and works wonderfully as a base for explorin...

Everyman Theatre
a stone building with a graveyardTown

Chippenham

A working market town that genuinely functions as the centre of local life rather than performing fo...

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Chipping Campden Town Hall, GloucestershireTown

Chipping Campden

This market town showcases some of the finest Cotswold architecture you'll encounter anywhere. The H...

Trevor Harris
A redundant telephone boxTown

Chipping Norton

This West Oxfordshire market town of around 6,000 people sits between Banbury and Oxford, making it ...

Philip Halling
CirencesterTown

Cirencester

Cirencester is the largest town in the Cotswolds and functions as a proper working market town rathe...

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Old stone buildings line a quiet street.Town

Corsham

This Georgian market town sits at the heart of Wiltshire's stone country, about eight miles south of...

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Cricklade: Catholic church of St. MaryTown

Cricklade

Situated on the Thames between Swindon and Cirencester, this riverside town holds the distinction of...

Chris Downer
The Caen Hill locks, on the Kennet and Avon Canal, Devizes, Wiltshire, England, in early Spring. The sixteen locks of Caen Hill (seen in this picture), and a further 13 locks, stretch over only 2 miles of the canal. The large side ponds are not seen here. The white "fences" are bridges across each lock. The building of these locks in 1810 marked completion of the whole 57 mile distance from Newbury to Bath. Photographed by Adrian Pingstone in March 2007 and placed in the public domain. Other versions:Town

Devizes

This Georgian market town sits in the heart of Wiltshire, roughly equidistant between Bath and Salis...

Arpingstone
All Saints Church and Abbey Tower in Evesham, Waorcestershire, UKTown

Evesham

Evesham is a working market town in the Vale of Evesham, where the River Avon winds through fertile ...

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Barn conversion, Back Lane, FairfordTown

Fairford

This riverside market town sits comfortably between Cirencester and Lechlade, making it an excellent...

Alex McGregor
All Saints' parish church, Faringdon, Oxfordshire (formerly Berkshire), seen from the southeast, showing the chancel (right), south transept (left) and tower (centre)Town

Faringdon

This working market town lies in the Vale of White Horse, roughly eighteen miles southwest of Oxford...

Michael Ford
High Street in HighworthTown

Highworth

Highworth is a market town in Wiltshire positioned at the edge of the Cotswolds, around eight miles ...

Steve Daniels