Cherwell Heights

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[edit] General Info

Cherwell Heights is a housing estate in Banbury, which was built during the late 1960s and early 1970s. It is a relatively large estate in Banbury and has many open areas and parks. The A4260 (Oxford Road) runs adjacent to the estate

Recently it has come into the spotlight, along with Bodicote, because of the recently approved plan to build a new estate of 1070 houses on the land between Cherwell Heights and Bodicote, thus almost merging the village with the town.

[edit] Schools

There are two Primary schools in Cherwell Heights, they are:

• Grange Primary School
• St John's Roman Catholic Primary School

[edit] Recreational Areas

• Bankside Park
• Chatsworth Drive Play Park
• St Louis Meadow Park

Banbury

Estates: Bretch Hill • Calthorpe • Cherwell Heights • College Fields • Easington • Grimsbury • Hardwick • Hanwell Fields • Neithrop • Ruscote • Poet's Corner Parks: Bankside Park • Browning Road Park • The Easington Rec • Horton View Sports Ground • Ironstones Park • Peoples Park • Princess Diana Park • Rugrats Park • Spiceball Park • St Louis Meadow Park • Yellow Park • Schools and Colleges Secondary: Banbury School • Drayton School • Blessed George Napier Roman Catholic School and Sports College • Primary: Dashwood School • Grange School • Hanwell Fields Community School • Hardwick School • Harriers Ground Primary School • Hill View School • Orchard Fields Community School • Queensway School • St Leonard's School St John's Roman Catholic Primary School • St Mary's School • William Morris School • St John's Priory School • St Joseph's Roman Catholic Primary School • Colleges: Oxford and Cherwell Valley College Hospitals: Horton General Hospital • Foscote Private Hospital • Newspapers: Banbury Guardian newspaper • The Banbury Review Newspaper • Banbury Cake Newspaper • Miscellaneous: Banbury Cakes • Tesco Extra, Banbury •