Welcome to the site!
This site is a resource for all those living in and around Stanford in the Vale, Oxfordshire, with lists of local clubs and societies,
amenities and
businesses and an interactive chat facility.
This is a non-profit site maintained on an entirely voluntary basis by residents of the village.
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New Pre-school Building Planned
A new building for Stanford Pre-school is in the planning stages. The proposed location is within the existing playing field next to the village hall, taking up approximately 15% or one seventh of the existing space.
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Stanford Chat
The discussion forum allows you to share your views with other village residents. Make new friends, tell others
about your club or society, ask a question!
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Active Topics:
Visit the Stanford Chat Forum
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| Stanford in the Vale Community First Responders
“One evening in March, my 2 year old daughter had a seizure. My wife called 999, but we knew it would be a while before an ambulance arrived at our rural location. However, within minutes, a Community First Responder knocked at the door and we were able to start treating her.”
“Having a volunteer fast response team in Stanford could have meant the difference between life and death for me.”
These are statements made by just two of the 30 or so people who have been helped by Stanford's Community First Responder (CFR) team in 2009.
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| Plans for Community Woodland
Proposals for a community woodland north of Stanford next to the A417 can be downloaded below.
PDF Files
To download and view PDF files you will need Adobe Reader which
can be downloaded free of charge from the
Adobe website.
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About The Village
Stanford in the Vale is a large village with approximately 2000 residents situated in
south west Oxfordshire. It lies on the A417, four miles from Faringdon and six from Wantage (see map).
It is a thriving modern community with many active clubs and societies,
two churches, two public houses, shops and numerous businesses.
Stanford in the Vale is thought to be named after a stone ford in the area. It may have been a crossing of the River Ock, some say where the bridge now spans the river before Stanford Mill, however others speculate it was actually a crossing of Frogmore Brook. Read more village history in our new history section.
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