A Great Central Location
Woodford Halse was once a busy railway centre. Between 1891 before the railway came and 1901 the population of the Parish more than doubled from 527 to 1220.
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The December 1935 Accident
On the evening of 19th December 1935 there was an accident at Woodford involving the Marleybone to Bradford express and a slip coach intended to go on to Stratford on Avon.
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Woodland History
We have two people to thank for how the Great Central Woodland looks today; Sir Edward Watkin and Peter Gascoigne. This is how they shaped the centre of our village.
A Ramble to Charwelton Church and Back
This is a pleasant circular walk of about one and a half hours but watch out for the stiles as some of them are high.
The interesting remains of the medieval village can be seen as well as the church.
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Charwelton and Back on The Jurassic Way Walk
A Short Walk To The North of Woodford.
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West Farndon and The Jurassic Way Walk
A Ramble taking in the views over the Cherwell valley towards Banbury.
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Eydon To Jacks Ford Walk
This walk should take around 90 minutes via Butterfly Lane or two hours via West Farndon. Start the walk in Lime Avenue, Eydon, near the Royal Oak.
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Cherry Tree Farm Walk
A walk to explore some of Woodford’s railway heritage. One and a half hours or one hour if returning along the Eydon Road.
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