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Broadway, DIDCOT, OX11 8AW

Bank branch at 125 Broadway, though the longer side of the building is on the Mereland Road side on the right.

Bank branch at 124 Broadway, opposite Mereland Road. Also in view are Hidden Treasures vintage clothing and costume jewellery shop and an Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary charity shop. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4272680

Viewed across Broadway. Their website states that Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary relies totally on donated items, mainly at their charity shops such as here in Broadway, Didcot. They take all sorts of "anything and everything" and turn it into cash. Non-saleable textile items are sold to their recycling company. Suitable items such as quilts and towels go to the Sanctuary for animal bedding. No Two Things at 120 Broadway is partly an artisan outlet for many local crafters and partly a craft training facility with workshops (and parties!) for both adults and children.

The van has a hoist for working at height, such as on street lamps. SSE Enterprise Contracting is one of the UK's largest mechanical and electrical contracting businesses. It is also the largest street lighting contractor in the UK, responsible for managing over one million lamps for 24 local authorities in England, Scotland and Wales, and 28 authorities in the Republic of Ireland.

The shop in the middle was vacated when Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary charity shop moved to larger premises http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4272680 nearby. An SSE Enterprise Contracting van http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4272692 is on the left.

Chopsticks Chinese restaurant at 126 Broadway specialises in Szechuan and Peking cuisine. Thai cuisine is also available.

TRAIN provides support for young people on the streets, at school, at local events, through the Restart project, on trips out and on residential times away. Didcot TRAIN Youth Project was formed by Churches Together in 2002. In 2008 TRAIN opened this office at 118 Broadway, which improved its profile within the town, and enabled young people to gain access to the youth workers on a daily basis.

Viewed across Broadway. The tree on the left is on the corner of Mereland Road. Didcot Methodist Church is part of the Wantage and Abingdon Circuit of the Methodist Church, and also a member of Didcot & District Churches Together.

A tree towers over Didcot Methodist Church. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4273242

Situated in Broadway OX11 8RQ, this church dates from 1903 and is one of eight in the Wantage and Abingdon Methodist Circuit. Services takes place here each Sunday at 10.30am with activities being held during the week. Further information on this church is available on the Oxfordshire Historic Churches website at https://ohct.org.uk/church/didcot-methodist-church/.