Events
Cromwell's Oxford Raid and the Battle of Islip Bridge 1645
Sunday 23rd April 2017
The battle of Islip Bridge was one of a series of small engagements around Oxford at the end of April and the beginning of May 1645. Islip Bridge was the first that was fought by Oliver Cromwell during his ‘raid’, which was ordered by Parliament to disrupt the royalists around Oxford. Gregg Archer will discuss this little known battle, explaining more about the raid and the impact that it had on royalist preparations for the 1645 campaign
Meet at the information board in Islip village centre by the church (OX5 2SD) at 1pm
Parking is available in the centre of the village or on the road
For further information.
- Contact name : Gregg Archer
- Contact email : greggyarcher@hotmail.co.uk
- Contact phone : 07899-900594
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