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A History of the County of Oxford
… fast-flowing, often flooded. 9 Roads Akeman Street, the Roman road from Cirencester to St Albans, cut across the township's northern part, surviving after the Roman withdrawal as a woodland track (see Fig. 63). 10 It was … though if so the reason for such burials at that date remains unexplained. 37 No other evidence of early settlement …
A History of the County of Oxford
… The three-bay east wing contained the hall, and has remains of a smoke-blackened arch-braced truss and principals …
A History of the County of Sussex
… committee, representing the Church of England, the Roman Catholics, and several nonconformist denominations. … churches were normally built at neighbourhood centres. 30 Roman Catholic and nonconformist churches are treated … opened there in 1980 or 1981. 49 It was shared with the Roman Catholics and the United Reformed church. 50 From 1983, …