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Appendices

The following appendices are all valuable short works which are otherwise difficult to access.  Currently most are older secondary studies, but others are interesting (and occasionally contentious) primary sources.

  1. Rob Woolley: Hooky (1978 pamphlet)
  2. Margaret Dickins: June 29th 1774 – A Day in the Life of Hook Norton (1925) 
  3. Percy Hackling: Hook Norton Footpaths – Four Walks around the Village (about 1985)
  4. Dinah French: The Beginnings of Methodism in Hook Norton (1853)
  5. Gill White: Female Agricultural Employees in Hook Norton after 1945 (1994)

Nov 2022

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The roads around Hook Norton are in a particularly poor state of repair at the moment. Help us to report these issues to the County Council by clicking the sign to the right, and see which problems have already been reported below.

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  • Pavement stones and path breaking down, 21st August August 21, 2026
    It started with one stone dislodging and is getting worse by the week - it is a much used pathway to get to the high street including mobility scooter and without fixing will become a bigger and bigger problem Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Queen Street, Cherwell […]
  • Shrub covering road, 21st August August 21, 2026
    I have reported this a couple of times already this shrub is covering part of Mobs Lane every time I drive up there the shrub brushes/scratches the car. It’s about time someone cut it back.!! Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by OpenStreetMap): Mobbs Lane, Cherwell Report on FixMyStreet

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