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--------------------------------------------------------- Private Eye magazine features Didcot History Trail in their 14 November 2014 issue --------------------------------------------------------- South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Council fail to save archaeology sites for future. FOR THE LATEST click here --------------------------------------------------------- Paths to the west of Didcot have been well-used by walkers for as long as anyone can remember. Didcot dog walkers call one of the footpaths the Didcot Dogmile - its official name is D21! Oxfordshire County Council took the controversial decision to build on the site, consisting of high-grade farmland to the west of Didcot before a public inquiry and when little was known about the archaeology. This website is a record of the land, the planning process and the archaeology. It has been created by Didcot residents. NEWS.htmlshapeimage_3_link_0
Also known as Great Western Park (GWP)
PhotosPHOTOS.htmlshapeimage_4_link_0
Poems and memoriesPOEMS%20%26%20MEMORIES.htmlshapeimage_5_link_0
The ArtworkARTWORK.htmlshapeimage_6_link_0
Miranda Creswell: Didcot Dogmile ExhibItion
Why develop these fields for housing? Planning process Because it’s Didcot PLANNING.htmlDIDCOT%202031.htmlshapeimage_8_link_0shapeimage_8_link_1
The ArchaeologyARCHAEOLOGY.htmlshapeimage_9_link_0
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85 years of expansion - Click here to see Didcot as it was in 1928
 
For more recent Didcot photos see the Social Landscape or Didcot Click here
Download the 2014 Residents’ History Trail Proposal SHARE our website address HOME_files/9000%20years%20trail%20proposal%202014.pdfshapeimage_11_link_0
SOS Save Our Sites Archaeology Campaign
Fabulous farmland, much loved walks and
spectacular archaeology dating back 9000 years
So why are 3,300 new homes being built here?
Featured on BBC, plus Oxford Mail and Didcot Herald
 
Didcot to expand by 10,000+ new homes over 20 years - click here for more