Our Village

Aldbourne

Aldbourne is surrounded by rolling chalk hills and is within easy reach of Hungerford, Marlborough and Swindon.  St. Michael’s Church which overlooks the village green dates back to the 11th century.

This attractive village with approximately 2000 residents has excellent facilities: an outstanding primary school, two excellent pubs, a post office with delicatessen and café, a small supermarket plus other small businesses (see the list of local businesses on this site).  

There are many clubs and groups within the community including ALEC, the local drama group, Aldbourne Scouts and Girl Guides – to see the full list of clubs and groups, click Village Groups or the tab above.

Walkers, runners, horse riders and cyclists enjoy the many footpaths and byways which criss-cross the surrounding hills.

For what is on in Aldbourne, please click the ‘Village Diary’ tab.

For information and timetables of public transport to and from Aldbourne, please click the ‘Useful links‘ tab.

To check the recycling dates for your home, click here

For reporting flooding in Aldbourne (who to contact), please click ‘Useful Links’

Aldbourne Website Group

Contact email: aldbournenet@gmail.com

Latest News

• Oxford Street Resurfacing
  The Parish Council is pleased to report that the resurfacing of Oxford Street (Baydon Hill) will be undertaken by Wiltshire
• Goddards Play Area
  The multiplay unit (Orchard Mammoth) in the Goddards Play area is out of action due to rot in the wooden
• Closure of Oxford Street & Parking
  Wiltshire Council are undertaking jetting and surveys of the road gullies between Windmill Close and Lottage Road from today (1
• Parish Council June Meetings
  The next Planning Committee and Full Council meetings are being held on Wednesday 3 June 2026. The agendas for both