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The parish of Sherston is an attractive Cotswold village located in the northwest of Wiltshire, bordering Gloucestershire to the north and west. It has been recognised as one of the top five villages in the country by the Sunday Times and featured in Channel 4's Village of the Year series in 2018. Rich in history, Sherston's past dates back to at least 896 AD, with notable archaeological finds suggesting Roman occupation. The village is home to the Church of the Holy Cross, originally built in the Norman style between 1160 and 1170, and is steeped in local legend, including tales of the local hero John Rattlebone. Generated from the website

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