Parish Council
Small Grants Awards scheme: click here
for more details.

Welcome to the Baydon Village Website

The village lies on the ancient Roman Road of Ermin Way; between Newbury in Berkshire and Swindon in Wiltshire. Rising to 760 feet above sea level, Baydon is the second highest village in Wiltshire, comprising some 300 homes, including outlying farms, with a population around 600. Nearby villages include Aldbourne, Lambourn, and Ramsbury; with the famous market town of Marlborough being nine miles to the south.

St Nicholas, is open every day
between 8am and 4.30pm.

Parish Council
Minutes from meeting:

Monday 25th April.

Available here.

Clcik for more details

Baydon Book Group

meets in the Fancy B, 18th May 20:00.

Come along and join us.

Monday - Sparklers
pre-school group at St. Michaels Church, Aldbourne.

Monday -
Kerbside collection:   Recycling
Blue Lid Bin -
Cardboard, Paper, Plastics, Cans, foil and empty aerosols.
Black Recycling box-
Glass bottles / jars, textiles, but not metals. Click here for details.

Tuesday -
Kerbside collection: Garden waste
Green bin -
Selected Garden waste;
(a subscription service, click for details).
Click here for the Wiltshire collections calendar.

Wednesday - Baydon Book Group
in the Fancy B - 20:00

Thursday - Mobile Library -
Outside the School - 10:50 /11:40

Thursday - Baydon Flyers
gather on the Green - 18:30

Sunday - Informal Worship
from 09:30.
Online services are also available from 11:30am.

Monday - Sparklers
pre-school group at St. Michaels Church, Aldbourne.

Tuesday -
Kerbside collection: Rubbish
Black Bin - ONLY;
Click here for the Wiltshire collections calendar.

Thursday - Baydon Flyers
gather on the Green - 18:30

Friday - Last day of Term 5
- Back on 6th June

Sunday - Church is open for Private worship and Online services are available from 11:30am.

Can you help with any information?
Do you know, or have heard of,
Francis (Frank?) Caffrey.
He will be 88 in Oct and lived in the village until moving away when he was 4 or 5.
He now lives in Eire.
It is belived his father worked in a stable in Lambourn in the 1930's.
If you have any information,
please pass it to Debbie in the shop; alternatively
email the website

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