1A CHURCH STREET
Stow-on-the-Wold
Gloucestershire tel:01451830424 CLEAVERMODELS@AOL.COM
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Where To Find UsStow-on-the-Wold is a small, but well-known, market town of about 2000 people set in the Cotswold Hillsand near the north-east corner of the English county of Gloucestershire.Set on a hill top, it stands beside the Roman Fosse Way at its junction with six other roads, and where a settlement has existed since the Iron Age. Like many of the Cotswold towns and villages, the houses were built with the very distinctive mellow Cotswold stone from the local quarries. Many of the buildings date back to the 16th century. Stow-on-the-Wold lies between Bristol (50 miles), Birmingham (45 miles) and Oxford (30 miles).     Motorway access:- M4 (west) - leave at Junction 15, the Swindon exit. Take the A419 north, direction Swindon, and bypass the town. From there the shortest route, but not necessarily the quickest is via the A361 through Lechlade and Burford. Alternatively, continue on the A419 to Cirencester, making use of some dual-carriageway stretches, including the bypass around Cirencester. M4 (east) - leave at Junction 17, the Malmesbury exit. Take the A429 north, direction Malmesbury and Cirencester. This road joins the Fosse Way just before Cirencester. M5 (north) - leave at Junction 11A, pick up the A417, direction Cirencester, and then join the A436 near the top of the hill (Cotswold Escarpment). M5 (south) - leave at Junction 9, the Tewkesbury exit, but take the A46 (previously A438) east, direction Evesham, and where it meets the A435, continue straight on to join the B4077. This road climbs the Cotswold Escarpment at Stanway. M5 (south) - leave at Junction 7, the Worcester exit, but take the A44 east, direction Pershore and Evesham. Bypass Broadway, then take the A424. This road climbs the Cotswold Escarpment at Broadway. M40 (north) - Palace leave at Junction 8, and continue on the A40 to Oxford. After Oxford, either continue on the A40 to Burford and then the A424, or take the A44 through into Chipping Norton and then the A436. The times and distances are similar. The latter route passes Blenheim at Woodstock. M40 (south) - leave at Junction 11, the Banbury exit, and take the A361 south to Chipping Norton, where it joins the A44, then take the A436 |
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