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	Bicester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bicester (pronounced "bister") is a town in the Cherwell district of north-eastern Oxfordshire in England, with a population of 28,672 (2001 census).
		The ruins of the Roman settlement of Alchester and the remains of an Augustinian priory lie 1.5 miles south-west of Bicester.
		Although Bicester is believed to have been established by the west Saxons in the sixth century the first authentic reference to it is in the Norman Domesday Book survey of 1086 when it is recorded as Berencestra, its two manors of Bicester and Wretchwick being held by Robert d'Oily who built Oxford Castle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bicester (527 words)

	Bicester Airfield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bicester Airfield, formerly RAF Bicester, is an airfield on the outskirts of the English town of Bicester.
		Throughout the war RAF Bicester was used as a training centre, becoming home to the 13 Operational Training Unit in June 1943, flying Spitfires and Mosquitos as well as Blenheims.
		RAF Bicester ceased to be an active airfield in 1976, and has been used only for gliding and private aviation since.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/RAF_Bicester (707 words)

	BICESTER - LoveToKnow Article on BICESTER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bicester has considerable agricultural trade and a brewing industry.
		Bicester (Berncestre, Burencestre, Bissiter), according to the Domesday survey, was held by Robert dOily.
		Bicester never possessed any manufactures of importance, but the fairs and markets were much frequented, and in the 16th century the cattle market was especially famous.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /B/BI/BICESTER.htm (322 words)

	Bicester Young Farmers Club
		Bicester YFC is a group of people who meet in rural areas, usually weekly.
		Bicester YFC is one of eleven clubs in Oxfordshire and forms part of a 22,000 member organisation Nationwide.
		Bicester YFC is a youth group run for you by you.
	www.bicesteryfc.com (348 words)

	Bicester Online Town \| Best Website for Bicester Oxfordshire UK
		Bicester, situated in the North East of the county has a traceable history of over a thousand years.
		Although Bicester is believed to have been established by the west Saxons in the sixth century the first authentic reference to it is in the Norman Doomsday survey of 1086 when it is recorded as Berencestra, its two manors of Bicester and Wretchwick being held by Robert d'Oily who built Oxford Castle.
		It is recorded that William de Longspee obtained the grant for a market at Bicester from Henry III in 1239.Thirteen years later the Town received a license for a three day fair at the Feast of St Edburg in July.
	www.bicestertown.co.uk /2-INDEX/about.htm (403 words)

	Posts in Bicester
		Bicester is a busy market town set in the open countryside of North Oxfordshire.
		Bicester sits roughly in the center of a circle formed by Oxford, Banbury, Buckingham and Aylesbury.
		Additional information about Bicester and the local area can be found on-line at web-sites by clicking here.
	www.army.mod.uk /ukpep/where/bicester.htm (3101 words)

	Value Retail - villages - madrid / introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Value Retail's flagship project, Bicester Village in Oxfordshire, England, opened in April 1995 and is the first purpose built and strategically located outlet village selling luxury and premium brands in the UK.
		Bicester Village is designed in the vernacular of traditional Oxfordshire rural architecture with individual clapboard fronted shops facing an open-air, landscaped pedestrian street.
		Bicester Village draws its shoppers from an affluent region of 21 million residents and from the approximately 22 million tourists who visit London every year.
	www.valueretail.com /villages/en?vId=3 (332 words)

	Bicester Village - Review - Designer Shopping...
		Bicester Village is probably one of those places you'll never hear of if you don't live close to, or have never been to Bicester.
		Bicester Village is just one of about seven similar villages around Europe, which, according to their website serve the markets of "London, Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, Brussels/Dusseldorf, Milan/Bologna and Frankfurt...
		Bicester Village is set out as one long street, with all the buildings, from the outside at least, looking identical bar their window displays and signage.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /offline-shopping-misc/bicester-village/441931 (1058 words)

	Bicester
		During the expansion period of the 1930's Bicester had a major facelift, resulting in much new accommodation, including the Officers Mess and Watch Office tower.
		Bicester closes as an active station on 31 Mar 1976, however flying conitues with gliders from the RAF Gliding and Soaring Assoc'n.
		In the late 1990's Bicester was due to be re-developed and most of the airfield built on.
	www.pixture.co.uk /Airfields/Pages/Bicester.htm (453 words)

	Bicester news, sport and information from the Bicester Advertiser
		BICESTER is a major step closer to securing a new library after councillors earmarked over £800,000 to build it.
		Bicester gained revenge over Wallingford with an eventful 33-27 home victory and also kept up slim hopes of winning promotion from the Berks, Bucks & Oxon League Premier Division alive.
		Bicester youngster Josh Lyons smashed his personal best in the under 15 boys 200m in the hail-hit opening meeting of the Oxfordshire League at Horspath on Sunday.
	www.bicesteradvertiser.net (395 words)

	Bicester Refugee Support \| about BRS
		In Spring 2002, Bicester was earmarked by the Home Office as one of the proposed sites in the pilot scheme to house asylum seekers in Accommodation Centres.
		Bicester Refugee Support (BRS) was formed in order to put forward pro-refugee views about the Accommodation Centre.
		While we would welcome asylum seekers and refugees to Bicester, we believe that the size, location and regime of the proposed centre are inappropriate for their needs.
	www.bicesterrefugeesupport.org.uk /brs/about.html (693 words)

	BICESTER - Online Information article about BICESTER
		Bicester (Berncestre, Burencestre, Bissiter), according to the Domesday survey, was held by See also:
		James the Apostle, and in 1440 an additional market was granted to be held in that See also:
		Bicester never possessed any manufactures of importance, but the fairs and markets were much frequented, and in the 16th century the See also:
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /BER_BLA/BICESTER.html (578 words)

	Bicester Advertiser: News: Headlines
		BURGLARS ripped open two doors at Bicester Town Football Club before stealing cash and alcohol in the 11th attack against the club in three years.
		THAMES Water has told the Bicester Advertiser it is "seriously considering" applying for emergency measures to prevent all non-essential water use.
		ORGANISERS of a tour around the Cold War bunkers of a former airbase near Bicester were overwhelmed by the amount of public interest in the site.
	www.bicester-advertiser.com /news (271 words)

	The Wartime Memories Project - RAF Bicester
		I was at Bicester O.T.U in July 26th 1944 on Mosquito Conversion, until September 10 1944.
		She did visit a Canadian servicemans hospital in the area, so it could be that maybe she visited RAF Bicester when they had social gatherings etc. Any information you could tell me would be greatly appreciated.
		I would love to hear from anyone who was stationed at Bicester at that time, as I am currently writing an article for a local book (my Father's home town) 13 Operational Training Unit had a similar crash on 6 December 1941 when a Blenheim crashed just after take off killing all crew members.
	www.wartimememories.co.uk /airfields/bicester.html (1182 words)

	Bicester RUFC Official Site
		Bicester Village have provided further sponsorship to Bicester Rugby Club, purchasing a new set of match shirts for the under 16’s squad.
		Bicester U14's have 10 Oxon County U14 players in wins over Surrey U14's A and B
		Bicester U14's provided 7 County A Squad and 3 County B Squad players in Oxfordshire's win over Surrey in both the A and B games on Sunday at hosts Camberley RFC.
	www.bicesterrufc.org.uk (259 words)

	Bicester Shopping Village - Review - Just shop and smile!
		Bicester Village basically like a little cowboy town (like you've seen in western movie!).
		Bicester is a great place to relax, so when you came with bunch of girlfriends, you can just spend all day there.
		Eventhough the prices in Bicester Shopping Village is lower than the high street prices (from 25% to 60% off!) but be reasonable.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /offline-shopping-misc/bicester-shopping-village/420623 (1337 words)

	Windrushers Gliding Club - Visiting Pilots to Bicester Airfield (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bicester Airfield is a grass airfield with 7 day-a-week intensive gliding operations including winch launching to 3,000 ft and Aerotow.
		All pilots must be aware of the possibility of noise complaints at ALL times, and avoid Bicester town and all villages and farms wherever possible by following the routes designated in the Restricted Areas and Noise Abatement Procedures page..
		Aim to pass left of the main hangar then turn right on to a heading of 300, keeping Bicester town to your left.
	www.windrushers.org.uk /VisitingPilots.htm (404 words)

	A Short Parish History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The post-Reformation revival of Catholicism in Bicester is largely due to the Hon.
		During the years leading to the Second World War, the Servite Fathers at Begbroke served Bicester’s Catholics from Souldren as well as the Franciscans from Buckingham and in 1931 Bicester was again served from Hethe under Fr.
		During this period, under the headship of Mary Morpeth, the St. Mary’s school grew with the addition, in 1939, of two new classrooms and the installation of electric light and central heating.
	www.marek.clara.net /history.htm (931 words)

	Cherwell District Council - Bicester Town Council
		Bicester Town Council has its offices in The Garth within the picturesque Garth Park. The full Town Council meets approximately every six weeks but the standing committees of Policy & Resources, Environment and Finance meet on a cycle to deal with the day to day business of Council.
		The Town Council are the major player in the revival of the town Carnival, a family event with a procession, arena events, competitions, charity stalls and farmers market stalls.
		Bicester Town Council is responsible for allotments in the Bicester area.
	www.cherwell-dc.gov.uk /yourcouncil/BicesterTC.cfm (321 words)

	Bicester-Centre.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		We are, however, considering the merits of establishing a new, purpose-built, secure removal centre at the Bicester site, as part of an ongoing review and expansion of the removals estate.
		The total cost of the Bicester project to date, since its inception in 2001, has been £18m, including the costs of purchasing the land and the on-site preparatory works.
		Of this, it is estimated that approximately £8m represents work which will be of direct benefit to the establishment of the proposed new removal centre and will therefore not need to be repeated should that centre proceed.
	www.bicester-centre.co.uk (353 words)

	Pritchett of Bicester, London & Sydney Family History
		There were several Pritchett convicts in NSW during the early 1800's, and at least two families arrived in NSW as immigrants in the 1880's.
		Bicester is 13 miles from Oxford, 54 miles from London and on the old coach road to Birmingham.
		The earliest relevant record I believe is the marriage of Jonathan Pritchett to Frances SHEERS in Bicester, on the 30th November 1778.
	member.melbpc.org.au /~pandrews/pritchet.html (2246 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Politics \| Bicester asylum centre plan axed
		But the government is still looking at using the site near Bicester as an asylum removals centre where occupants are kept locked up.
		Dionne Arrowsmith, from the Bicester Action Group, said: "In the early days we the local community were regarded as racists and Nimbys.
		Banbury Conservative MP Tony Baldry, whose constituency includes Bicester, said he was pleased ministers had recognised the area was wholly unsuited for the proposed accommodation centre.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/4092056.stm (464 words)

	Bicester Workhouse and Poor Law Union (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bicester Poor Law Union was formed on 1st August 1835.
		Bicester was one of the workhouses visited undercover in the 1920s by Oxford MP and newspaper proprietor Frank Gray who disguised himself as a tramp.
		The Guardians at Bicester, which was then the centre of hunting coutry, wanted to close the workhouse because there was so little use for it.
	users.ox.ac.uk /~peter/workhouse/Bicester/Bicester.html (557 words)

	Bicester Village Bed & Breakfast
		Chiltern Railways run regular services to Bicester North Station every day of the week.
		From Bicester North taxis are always available for the 5 minute ride.
		On Thursdays to Sundays a free bus link operates between the station and Bicester Village.
	www.churchwell.co.uk /bicester-village.htm (184 words)

	Bicester Hotels: Cheap Hotel Lodgings in Bicester, Oxfordshire.
		Full descriptions of all these Bicester hotels are available on the hotel homepages.
		Located between Junction 9 and Junction 10 of the M40 and the A34, the hotel is near Bicester Village and close to Oxford.
		We have 26 spacious bedrooms, all are fully equipped with ensuite facilities, direct dial telephone, modem points, 20' remote control colour television with sky channels, radio, hairdryer, hot beverage tray and trouser press.
	www.room4u.org.uk /hotels/bicester/index.asp (409 words)

	bicester
		Bicester - of Saxon origin (not Roman, despite the spelling), is a traditional and thriving market town, known for being the fastest growing town in Oxfordshire.
		Bicester Town Council, The Garth, Launton Road, Bicester, Oxon, OX6 0JB Tel: 01869 252915 or 01869 320007
		Bicester Rotaract Club - an organisation for 18 to 29 year olds which organises social events as well as raising money for charity and helping in the community.
	www.townsinbritain.co.uk /oxfordshiretowns/bicester.html (560 words)

	Bicester Village - visitor centre
		The new centre at the west entrance of Bicester Village reflects a move to a more contemporary approach in tourism services.
		As a result, Bicester Visitor Centre is even better placed to welcome an increasing number of international visitors as well as serving its local and regional customer base.
		Bicester Visitor Centre has an exciting new range of merchandise alongside its tourist maps and guides including design led gifts and consumables, traditional toys and games, a range of Bicester souvenirs and regular exhibitions of high quality local artists works including bespoke jewellery and commissioned pieces of art.
	www.bicestervillage.com /Bicester/visitorinfo/visitorcentre.asp?lan=en (388 words)

	OXTowns.co.uk :: Bicester
		Bicester, situated in the North East of the county has a traceable history of over a thousand years and was recorded in the Domesday book.
		Like Banbury further North, it is experiencing growth and prosperity from its proximity to the M40 motorway linking London with Birmingham via Oxford.
		Flora Thompson based her trilogy 'Lark Rise to Candleford' on the area North East of Bicester including the nearby villages of Juniper Hill, Cottisford, Fringford and Hethe.
	www.oxtowns.co.uk /bicester (135 words)

	BICESTER COMPUTERS-Computer Health check,Computer Repairs,PC Upgrades,Computer Tuition,Web Design,Bicester Computer ...
		From your email crashing to networking or a new printer, whatever you need done Bicester Computers is standing by, ready to reduce your IT investments.
		Bicester Computers is able to meet your bespoke needs, be they short or long term.
		The purpose of our free service is to help you save time and make sure you are getting a good deal on whichever product you want to buy.
	www.bicester-computers.com (458 words)

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