Cllr Ted Fenton

County Councillor for Bampton & Carterton South Division.
2026 District Council Candidate for the Bampton and Clanfield ward

County Councillor for the Bampton & Carterton South division.

Contact Ted: [email protected]

A Theology graduate of King’s College London with a PGCE from Magdalene College Cambridge.  I have lived and worked in West Oxfordshire since 1985.  I am concerned to protect the environment and preserve our rural heritage.

I am interested in cooking and eating local sustainable food and all things “foodie”.  I sing in a local choral society, play the trombone (badly) and started learning the piano four years ago.  I serve on WODC as a member for Bampton & Clanfield and I am a regular member of the congregation a St Mary’s Church, Witney.

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