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Hornton Encyclopaedia (3475 words)
Limestone may contain a small percentage of the calcium-magnesium carbonate mineral dolomite, CaMg(CO3)2, and still be called a limestone, or sometimes dolomitic limestone.
John Duncalfe, the County Minerals Officer was there as County representative and I was invited on behalf of Cherwell.
Oxfordshire County Council have a new Mineral draft plan in the pipeline which has stricter codes of working for quarries with new planning permission and it is hoped that these conditions can be used as a guideline for the quarry at Hornton Grounds.
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