Freeland, Oxfordshire one was built in its place and in September 2011 it was officially opened by the Prime Minister and Witney MP, David Cameron. It has a main hall with a kitchen and storage rooms. A second phase of the building project (the Community Recreation Facility – CRF), with sports changing rooms and meeting room (the "Newell Room"), was opened by the Deputy Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, David Mason, in September 2013. Freeland's one pub, The Oxfordshire Yeoman, is in Wroslyn Road opposite the village hall. Locals such a Sean Bunting and George Baines can be found sampling many of the fine
Premiership of David Cameron project. And that money is coming, of course, from taxpayers, from the government, and from farepayers as well." He said Britain was seeing "the biggest investment in our roads since the 1970s, but in our railways since Victorian times". The rapid growth in the use of food banks under David Cameron became one of the major criticisms of his administration, and a recurring theme at Prime Minister's Questions. Cameron praised volunteers providing donated food as "part of what I call the Big Society", to which Labour leader Ed Miliband responded that he "never thought the Big Society was about feeding