If you’re going for your daily lockdown exercise this morning, I would recommend a walk by the lakeside, just south of Didcot.

Our first billboard! It’s in Slough. And when I've finished with Slough, there's Reading, Aldershot, Bracknell, you know I've got Didcot, Yateley. Winnersh, Taplow. #DutchBarn

Patriotic Alternative organiser & reputed hardcase, Joe ‘Fatman’ Marsh arrives & departs Didcot sharpish on the instructions of an anti-fascist who directs him back to the station. Not a word on the day from the cowardly Fatman who found his balls again when he got to a keyboard.

#これを見た人は興奮した鉄道写真を貼る

Didcot Railway Centreにて運転中のAutocoachの運転室に添乗。
たぶんAutocoachに大変な興味を抱いている東洋人が珍しかったのかなと。(笑)

あの時に運転室へ誘って頂いたスタッフのお姉さんには改めて感謝。

Oh the ignominy! You turn up for a Patriotic Alternative flash mob demo in Didcot, near Oxford, and it all goes south. Anti fascists are waiting for you, confiscate your gear (including your banner, pictured) and send you packing. First to scamper off, tail between his legs, was

When can we stop calling irl engines Thomas characters

I just wanted to see a silly video of Trojan at Didcot, not a Percy photoshoot

British Army Railway Operating Division (ROD) requisitioned Great Western Railway 43XX class 2-6-0 No. 5319 (Swindon, 1917) at Wizernes during its war service 1917-19. A sister engine is preserved at Didcot. Edited. (Didcot Railway Centre).

Suns out ✅
Perfect day for #activetravel ✅
#didcot ‘s only decent #cycle lane blocked on both sides? ✅

Obvs 🙄

People wonder why more don’t cycle down this “safe” road (that serves two schools and a cycle shop), when it cannot even be clear for the day.

#cyclinglife

Decisions!! #oufc

The history makers! Didcot Spirit played their first ever games of hardball cricket and smashed it!
The score didn’t go our way in the second game against a strong Steventon side but we had a nail-biting first game against East and West Hendred, losing by 1 run!

Well hello!!!

Bar Open!!

How are we all feeling this morning? #oufc

The Didcot Hoard :

This incredible Roman hoard was found by metal detectorist Bill Darley in 1995, near the Oxfordshire town of Didcot.

This hoard consists of 126 gold coins or aurei. The aureus (from the latin for “golden”) was the standard gold denomination of the Roman

Awards Day: Patrick Osborne collected Top Goalscorer. Here’s four of the best 🚀

Taking my nephew to Wembley tomorrow - he doesn’t know yet, so don’t tell him!!! ⁦Oxford United FC⁩ #oufc

This rare collection of Roman gold coins, known as aurei, was discovered by a metal detectorist in Didcot, Oxfordshire in 1995. It was probably buried sometime in the AD 160s, when the 126 coins were equivalent to 10.5 years of a soldier's salary #FindsFriday

Northern lights in Didcot!