Everything about Ardley totally explained
Ardley is a village and
civil parish in the
Cherwell district of
Oxfordshire,
England, just north-west of
Bicester. The parish includes the village of
Fewcott that's nowadays contiguous with Ardley. According to the 2001 census, the parish had a population of 666.
The
limestone quarry at Ardley has yielded a significant find of
dinosaur tracks (
ichnites), discovered in 1997 and thought to have been left by
Megalosaurus and possibly
Cetiosaurus. Thee is a site of special scientific interest in the village boasting a colony of the
great crested newt and an outcrop of
Jurasic limestone.
There is a public house called the 'Fox and Hounds' in Ardley and a public house called 'The White Lion' in Fewcott. There are no shops in Ardley although
Cherwell Valley services is approximately half a mile east from Ardley on the opposite side of Junction 10 of the
M40 motorway. There are other employers in this village.
The village boasts a church by the name of St Mary's.
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