Long Newnton
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Long Newnton is a small village in Gloucestershire, England, situated on the main road (B4014) between Malmesbury and Tetbury. The hamlet has no shops just a church and between 30 and 60 houses. Approximately an hour from Bristol, Bath, Gloucester and Oxford so the nearest big towns or small cities are Cheltenham and Swindon. It is now one of the only hamlets in Gloucestershire that farms Highland cows. It used to have a garage on the main road but it was changed into a set of houses in 2006. Long Newnton is also home to the Estcourt estate which is now owned by an Arabian horse owner. The Estcourt fund is for children 13 and over living in Long Newnton to fund extra-curricullar activities.
Coordinates: 51°37′58″N 2°7′55″W / 51.63278°N 2.13194°W
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