With a light railway and a turbine-driven mill, it is obvious that only the very latest had any place on Campbell's estate. The main cultivations were carried out by one pair of 20 hp and two pairs of 30 hp Fowler ploughing engines, the 30 hp being over twice the size of normal engines and the largest built at that time. They pulled six-furrow ploughs and at times worked through the night by 'lime light'. Deep cultivations were also tried, and ploughing to the depth of 30 inches is recorded. He also arranged that the water pumps could be driven by traction engine in times of drought. Similarly, the Oldfield mill could be driven externally by traction engine should the turbine fail. Traction engines were also widely used for estate duties. Regulation 12 Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014 - Safe care and treatment These were the first moves in what must have seemed a fantastic scheme to make sugar and to distil spirit alcohol from sugar beet. This was a practically unknown science in England at the time, despite an unsuccessful attempt around 1860 to make spirit on a commercial scale from mangolds at Minety, in Wiltshire. On the continent, it had reached a commercial level, having been encouraged by the Napoleonic Wars and the failure of the grape crops due to disease. Campbell's spirit was exported to France at 2s 6d per gallon. The Garden Room is double glazed to three aspects and overlooks the log cabin. It has tiled floors, door to side providing external access.

Approached by a private drive the bungalow and log cabin sit in attractive gardens with recently laid paving surrounding the immediate properties. There is ample parking for a number of vehicles to the front. From Rudgeway on the A38, at the traffic lights take the B4427 to Iron Acton. After 1/4 mile you go over the motorway, you need to take the next right (which is another 1/4mile). Oldfield Lane is not signposted and is about 200yds on the right hand side (the first two turnings are drives, don’t go down these go down the lane). Go down the lane, Oldfield Farm is on the left hand side and there is a sign at the end, of the drive. Please go through gate on the left after you have gone down lane by the arena. Please park sensible around the arena, thereis a big yard. The service did not have enough staff although this was covered by staff working extra hours and the vacant post had been advertised.The section of railway from Buscot village to Oldfield Farm was retained for farm transport and remained in use until around 1900, but horses were used for haulage, the locomotives having been sold. The cattle barn continued in use and Oldfield mill operated until about 1920, when the repairs needed to a broken turbine shaft could not be justified. In 1859 Robert Tertius Campbell - aged 48 and recently returned from Australia, where his family were wealthy traders and landowners - found the country estate he had been looking for: the semi-derelict Buscot Park, bounded to the north by the Thames, and standing astride the turnpike road between Faringdon and Lechlade. The estate totalled 3,500 acres and included the parishes of Buscot and the depopulated village of Eaton Hastings. Not much more than half was productive farmland, and the majority of that was pasture. This run-down estate was to become one of the most highly industrialised farms in nineteenth-century England. If you go from the A38 on the B4059 to Iron Acton (the pinkers road)you get to the end of the road, turn left at traffic lights. Go straight across next set of lights, you will come to a roundabout take the first turning to Chipping Sodbury, you go straight across two sets of lights, straight Bill was born in 1943. His grandfather was farm bailiff at a farm near Buxton, and later the family had the grazing rights of around 5,300 acres of high moorland around the Cat and Fiddle. Bill, himself a full-time shepherd at the age of fourteen, describes how children were part of the workforce even before they left school. People said this was the best rehabilitation service they had been to and would recommend it, they said it was more relaxed and homely than previous services they had been to.

In conclusion, Oldfield House Farm is a truly exceptional luxury property, offering the perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience. With its breathtaking views, spacious and comfortable living spaces, and beautifully landscaped gardens, this property truly is the perfect rural retreat for those seeking peace, tranquility and luxury living at its best, whether as large family home perfect for multi-generational living or utilising The Mews as a holiday cottage providing additional income. Are you ready for a busy day on the farm? The Oldfield Farm from Tidlo is our best-selling wooden toy farm . It has everything a young farmer needs to run a successful farm, including a barn with a loft and ladder, an animal shed, farmhouse, pigsty, fences and wooden play base.A key objective was to intervene at an early stage, before these problems became exacerbated and caused additional harm, or led to a crisis situation. Outside, Oldfield House Farm sits in approximately a quarter of an acre of beautifully landscaped gardens, with lawns, mature trees, and flower beds creating a peaceful and secluded oasis. A large terrace to the front of the property leads down to a delightful summer house with a covered outdoor dining and barbecue areas, providing the perfect space for al fresco dining and entertaining. The property boasts ample parking for several vehicles, as well as a double garage, providing plenty of space for all your cars and toys.

Regulation 15 Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014 Premises and equipment As you make your way upstairs, via either of the two staircases, you will discover a total of four bedrooms, each benefiting from the far-reaching southerly aspect and offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The household bathroom and separate shower room have both been recently modernized to the highest standard, with new suites and tiling, providing a luxurious and comfortable space to relax and unwind. Clients did not know about the ‘recovery phone’ they could take when going out unescorted by staff to ensure their safety. Tidlo Oldfield Farm invites storytelling magic! An ideal first farm for small hands, this traditional wooden toy farm playset includes everything needed for children to create fascinating farmyard tales. Comprises barn with loft and ladder, animal shelter, farmhouse, pig sty and movable wooden fences. Moreover, Tidlo Oldfield Farm features amazing roof panels with magnets. Thus, making them simple to detach for small hands.The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all other rights of way, wayleaves and easements that may exist whether or not they are defined in these particulars. Stylish property with splendid countryside views and amenities to enjoy including a private hot tub and access to shared sauna, tennis court, croquet lawn, games room with pool table, table football/tennis and darts. The object of the reservoir and pumps was to supply an extensive irrigation system on the estate. The work was supervised by Baldwin Latham, a competent but little-known civil engineer specialising in drainage and irrigation work. Regulation 17 Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014- Good governance Situated near the delightful village of Kirk Ireton and overlooking Carsington Water this property affords both an opportunity to acquire a working farm and a beautiful place to live.