Oxford Jubilee Walk
In 1985 the Oxford group published The Jubilee Walk to celebrate 50 years of the Ramblers Association ... read on.

Annual Report for 2016 published
Our annual report covering the Oxfordshire Area for the year 2016 is available ... here.

Oxfordshire Ramblers on Radio Oxford
Roy Clements, our Publicity Officer was interviewed live on Radio Oxford at about 10:15 on Thursday 29th December. He talked about the B&NO twelve Walks of Christmas and several other topics. The interview starts 1 hour and 14 minutes into this podcast and lasts about 5 minutes.

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Car Stickers
A yellow car sticker should have arrived with your walks booklet; extra stickers are available for anyone who will use more on application to Roy Clements.
Affixing: Wipe the glass clean and dry first, remove the backing sheet and place the Sticker onto the glass in the required position and rub the back gently with a cloth to expel air bubbles. These bubbles are apparent as little white areas and the air can be driven out by applying pressure towards an edge of the sticker. If the sticker is not quite in the right position it can be lifted and re-fixed.

Parish Path Warden Guidelines
New Parish Path Warden Guidelines and Supplementary Information documents have been released to update those issued in 2015. Read more ...

Vacancy for Countryside Officer
Our Countryside Officer stepped down at the Area AGM in January 2015; we are seeking a new person to fill this post. Please contact the Area secretary if you wish to discuss the role.

Milestones to Millstones
Mill Walks in Oxfordshire and Beyond by Elaine Steane ... read on.

The Vale Way, a new walking trail for the Vale of White Horse
Members of the Vale of White Horse group have created a new walking trail called ‘The Vale Way’. The way is 27 miles long and links the market towns of Abingdon, Wantage and Faringdon. It was launched to the public in Abingdon on Friday 3rd July. The Mayor of Abingdon on Thames, cllr Helen Pighills, cut a cake, unveiled a map of the route and joined us on a walk to the end of the way in Abbey Meadows.
The route starts in Abingdon, at the junction with the Thames path, and then continues along the Sustrans path, Milton, Steventon, West Hendred, Ardington, Wantage, the Wilts and Berks canal, the Challows, Stanford in the Vale, Hatford, Folly Hill, Faringdon, Little Coxwell and ends in Longcot at the junction with the D’Arcy Dalton Way.
The route and instructions can be viewed at: thevaleway web site.
The Vale Way team: Peter Skuse, Stuart Hughes, Jim Parke, John Gordon

Oxon Weekend Walkers win Ramblers President’s Award
Oxon Weekend Walkers win President’s Award for ‘Promoting Walking’ ... read on.