12 Facts About Wheatley Oxfordshire

Wheatley Oxfordshire Community Church is an evangelical church that formed in 2015.

All the churches in Wheatley Oxfordshire are now in a Local Ecumenical Partnership which includes the parish church of Saint Bartholomew in Holton.

The other, Wheatley Oxfordshire Mill, is an octagonal tower mill that dates from before 1671.

Many of Wheatley Oxfordshire's inns had an upper entrance in Church Road and another in the High Street to accommodate the change of horses.

In 2020 Wheatley Oxfordshire was awarded Fairtrade Village status as part of the Fairtrade Town initiative.

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Wheatley Oxfordshire was historically a hamlet in the parish of Cuddesdon, which was part of Bullingdon Hundred.

Wheatley Oxfordshire gradually gained its independence from Cuddesdon, having its own chapel by 1427, appointing its own church wardens by the sixteenth century, and finally being made a separate parish in 1854.

Parish of Wheatley Oxfordshire was made a local board district on 4 November 1857, with a local board established to look after public health and local government.

Wheatley Oxfordshire was relatively small for an urban district, with its population by 1931 only having reached 1,268 people.

Wheatley Oxfordshire has a Church of England county primary school and a County Council secondary school.

Wheatley Oxfordshire has a post office, an Asda superstore with a petrol filling station, a Co-Op pharmacy, several shops in the High Street, and numerous village societies, including the Wheatley Oxfordshire Society and a Village Produce Association which holds an annual show.

Wheatley Oxfordshire has a Rugby Union Football Club that with two senior teams.