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Perched on the northern edge of the North Wessex Downs, Wanborough is a village of two distinct halves, divided between the hilltop "Upper" village and the lower-lying "Lower" Wanborough. It sits along the path of the ancient Ermin Way, a Roman road that once connected Silchester to Cirencester, and traces of this history remain visible in the village’s elevated position overlooking the Vale of the White Horse. Life here tends to revolve around the five remaining traditional pubs and the primary school, which serves as a central hub for local families. While the expansion of Swindon has brought modern conveniences and major employment hubs like the Great Western Hospital within easy reach, Wanborough has managed to retain its own identity, buffered by protected green space and a network of footpaths that lead directly into the Ridgeway. It’s a practical location for those who need to commute via the M4, yet it still feels governed by the seasons and the rural landscape that surrounds it.