Listed below are descriptions and links to Homepages of Banburyshire Residents and Non-Profit Organizations.   If you would like us to add your website to this page, please email and let us know.  Please note that the Homepages with information about the Banbury area has moved to the Village Index Page - go there now We would like to stress that Banbury Cross Limited takes NO responsibility for any of the contents of the linked websites. If you find something offensive in any way from any of the links provided, please email and let us know and we will remove the link. Other related pages include: Business Links: Homepages Area Pages:

The Banbury and District Caledonian Pipes and Drums band appear regularly on the RSBPA competition circuit and have won numerous competitions culminating in the Grade IV English Championships.   Visit Their Website.

The Banbury Rugby Union Football Club website includes history, fixtures & results, merchandise available and lots of info about the club.   Visit The B.R.U.F.C. Website.

For the full lowdown on Banbury United Football Club, this website is essential viewing. The website includes pics of the players and latest results and match reviews. Visit The Banbury United Football Club Website.

Based in Banbury, Bampha Jaiteh is a skilled woodcarver and sells his products at craft shows in the UK. He and Sue sell drums and also run workshops for both adults and children. They have a beautiful piece of land in Gambia which they are hoping to develop as a place for alternative holidays. Visit Bampha and Sue's Website.

The Bodicote Band are the Youth Section of the Bodicote Branch of the Royal British Legion and was formed in 1985 at the request of young people themselves.   Visit Their Website.

The Old Coal Wharf is a non-profitmaking organization dependent on the support of its members. The Society is dedicated to provide a focus for the arts in North Oxfordshire & surrounding counties, and to channel professional arts resources in our membership back into the community. New members always welcome.. Visit Our Website

Richard Finch lives in Banbury and his interests include Photography & Music. He has a great list of hot links. Visit Richard Finch's Website.

Ian Fleming is a member of the Southam Road Evangelical Church and is also a Radio Presenter for Radio Horton. The station is always happy to hear from you via email, phone and post. If you have a friend or relative in the Horton Hospital, you can Email/Phone/Post in requests to play on any request show. Should you break a leg and end up in the Horton Hospital, you too can listen along to the show!! Visit Ian Fleming's Website

ANN ELISABETH MAYNE is a countrywoman poet who has written some 150 poems over the past 10 years. Her inspiration is drawn from a lifetime of domestic events... Who was John Skelton 1460-1529? Well, he created a fascinating verse-style....which Ann has adopted for her poems. This Web-site will be displaying three fresh poems each month. View Ann's Poems on her Website

Research of the MOULD, MOLD, MOLE surname(s) and their many variants in the U.K. and worldwide; including the MOULD Surname DNA Project. One line of MOLD/MOULD family that is a subject of this site has documented Banbury origins back to the 1500's. View their Website

The Musical Traditions Website gives information about "A Very Celebrated Banbury Character" - the case of William 'Old Mettle' Castle - Reconstructing Working Class Biography. Once in a while, a working man leads such an unusual and colourful life that he features in a great number of contemporary and posthumous sources. One such life - that of William 'Old Mettle' Castle - is placed under scrutiny in this piece. The situation offers a rare opportunity for the historian to allow the primary sources (given here verbatim, retaining original spelling, indention, punctuation, etc) to convey their own story in a reasonably coherent manner, with merely a minimum degree of commentary and interpretation. View The Musical Traditions Website

If you happen to find yourself temporarily residing at the Horton Hospital, be sure to plug into Radio Horton. They will take requests and dedications and will help to make your stay that little bit better.   Visit The Radio Horton Website.

The Rotary Club of Banbury is dual gender and consists of some 70 business and professional persons who either live or work in or around the Banbury area. We meet weekly for the purpose of friendship and service, Rotary is a non-political and non-sectarian organisation, members hold positions of responsibility in their Business or Profession, many of our members are retired.    Visit The Rotary Club of Banbury Website

"Rotary is a non-political organisation committed to improving the lives of others" The Rotary Club of Banbury Cherwell has been in existence since October 1997. We meet every Tuesday evening at the Banbury Cricket Club except 5th Tuesdays when we may meet elsewhere. "Please take a few minutes to have a look around our site. We hope you will find it both informative and entertaining." .   - Visit The Rotary Club of Banbury Cherwell Website.

The War Gunner BEF and Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry website is dedicated to the memory of John Parsons who was born in the parish of Chipping Norton, a Gunner and Cook in the Second World War. In this site you will find War related historical data, war stories, photos, local information and links.   Visit the War Gunner Website.