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Church Fenton is a well-established village in the Vale of York, positioned roughly mid-way between York and Leeds and just a few miles southeast of the market town of Tadcaster. It is defined largely by its layout into two main parts - the older area around the Grade I listed church of St Mary the Virgin and the more community-focused area near the railway station. The station is a significant practical feature of the village, providing direct rail links that make it one of the more accessible spots in this part of North Yorkshire. Historically, the village became widely known for its RAF base, which played a vital role during the Second World War; today, that site has transitioned into Leeds East Airport and a hub for creative industries. Life here remains centered around a few key local amenities, including the community-run shop and traditional pubs, all set within a landscape of flat, open farmland that provides plenty of space for walking toward the neighbouring hamlets of Little Fenton and Ulleskelf.