Baydon Village Website

We Will Remember Them

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ALDBOURNE AND BAYDON
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This is lifeline to assist when you have no transport or are temporarily unable to drive or cannot use normal public transport, but you still need to get to that appointment at the Hospital, Doctors or Dental surgery.
We can help.

WE ARE SEEKING MORE DRIVERS
based in BAYDON,(expenses paid).

For further details please contact:
The Coordinator:
07767 116 895
or Alan Duck
01672 540198

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 230 metres 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.

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Baydon Book Exchanges

Located in the Church,
(open daily 8-4.30)
The book exchange has been refreshed. Thank you for donating to our much used and valued village resource.

A Children's Book Exchange is also available. Childrens Book Exchange
Donations are always welcome.

St Nicholas 100 Club

Join our 100 Club and help raise much needed funds to run the church. It's only £5 per month!

Each month, 35% of the money received is paid out in three prizes.
More subscribers means,
Bigger prizes!

The draw takes place after the 8th day of each month with results posted on the Church notice boards.

For more information please contact
Mike Gray
mrbgray@btinternet.com
Or
Tel. 01672 540783.

Locally made Apple Juice

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Baydon Stores & Post Office

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logo Parish Council Minutes
from Meetings:
Monday 20th October.

Available here.

Fireworks 2025
Sat 8th from 18:00

Baydon Fireworks

We’re very much looking forward to welcoming all to The Baydon Bonfire & Fireworks on the Cricket Field.
Please note the suggested entrance donation of; £8 per Adult and £5 for Children under 16. It all helps to cover the cost of this great display.
Preferred payment is cash, but a card machine should be available on the night.

For Health and Safety there will be NO personal fireworks or sparklers allowed on site, and for more obvious reasons NO Animals.

Gates open / Bonfire at 18:00 with Fireworks starting at 19:00.
Weather permitting, Bradley and his team will be in attendance again this year providing refreshments to purchase.

We’re very much looking forward to seeing you all on 8th November.
The Baydon Fireworks Team.

rededication of church clock

Baydon Parish Council and the Church Warden liaised with The War Memorials Trust to secure part funding to enable the restoration of our War Memorial Clock to its former glory.