Eynsham and Cassington

Eynsham and Cassington ward encompasses the neighbouring settlements of Eynsham and Cassington, situated in the Thames Valley floodplain west of Oxford. The area is primarily characterised by residential development and local service centres, with surrounding agricultural land. Eynsham functions as the larger village with a more extensive high street, while Cassington maintains a smaller, more rural profile. The ward's landscape is largely flat, defined by fields and the course of the River Thames to the south.

A notable local feature is the scheduled ancient monument of the Devil's Quoits, a Neolithic stone circle and henge located near Stanton Harcourt. The area's history is also marked by its position on old coaching routes. Transport links are significant, with the A40 providing a major connection to Oxford, influencing local commuting patterns and development pressures. The communities host various local clubs and societies focused on sports, history, and the arts.