Sutton Veny lies in the beautiful Wylye Valley between Salisbury and Bath, and is approximately 2 miles from the town of Warminster in Wiltshire.

('Sutton' means south farmstead in relation to Norton Bavant one mile to the north. 'Veny' is either a French family name or descriptive of the village's marshy situation ie. ' in the fens').

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A map showing the location of Sutton Veny is here.

Warminster Weather Forecast

The November 2008 Village Hall Newsletter is here.

Church Services in Sutton Veny for December is here and January 2009 is here.

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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all !!

The Australian War Commission Cemetery in Sutton Veny contains the bodies of those who died in Sutton Veny from their wounds and influenza in the First World War. The war records of those who died are inspiring. The link is here. If anyone has more information about those in the Cemetery - then please email me here - by removing the word atnospam and replacing with @ -  suttonvenyatnospambtinternet.com