22 July 2024 - Newsletter
20mph Consultation
20mph Consultation- Approved by Oxfordshire County Council
Freeland is a small, rural village about 5 miles east of Witney in West Oxfordshire, and 9 miles northwest of Oxford. Its name is derived from the old English word 'fyrth' or 'frith', meaning 'wood', and a small woodland called Thrift Wood - which is filled with an abundance of bluebells every spring - is a triangular coppice located down a bridlepath from The Green. The main road running through Freeland - Wroslyn Road - is named from the 'Wrostling House', a 19th-century meeting place for professional fighters which no longer exists.
Freeland Parish Council,
Freeland,
Witney,
Oxfordshire,
OX29 8AN
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20mph Consultation- Approved by Oxfordshire County Council
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