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Long Crendon Youth FC
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Recreation Ground
Long Crendon
Bucks hp18 9bs

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From M40 (coming from south): Leave at Junction 7 and head towards Aylesbury on A329. After about 4 miles you reach a roundabout on the outskirts of Thame. Take second exit and continue on towards Aylesbury (A418). At next roundabout (opposite the Esso Garage/Little Chef/Burger King site) take the first exit towards Bicester and Oakley (B4011) and come up the hill into Long Crendon.

From Aylesbury on the A418: Arriving at the large roundabout (opposite the Esso Garage/Little Chef/Burger King site) on the outskirts of Thame, take the 4th exit towards Bicester and Oakley (B4011) and come up the hill into Long Crendon.

On entering the village of Long Crendon, take the turning right at the mini-roundabout towards Chearsley. The entrance to the Recreation Ground is on the right hand side after about 50 yards. There is a small car park and on street parking immediately outside.
 
   
 
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