Welcome to the official website of Lambourn , a historic village in Berkshire, England. The village nestles in the valley of the river Lambourn, an area also called “The Valley of the Racehorse” because of the many hundreds of racehorses in training locally.

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of West Berkshire, England, Lambourn stands as a charming village within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, marking the source of the River Lambourn.

Feb 6, 2021 · This is the most extensive collection of on-line articles about the history of Lambourn and the surrounding area. From the history of racing to the Lambourn carnivals of the past we have a treasure chest of articles and pictures about …

I chaired the Lambourn Valley Flood Forum which covers the whole of the Lambourn from the source in Upper Lambourn down to where it joins the Kennet. The good news is that the whole Flood Warden initiative is growing traction.

Lambourn Shed clears the way; Lambourn Junction launches the Lambourn Shed Project; Walwyn Hall: Hats off to Laurel and Hardy; Lambourn Junction takes the helm of Lambourn Community Facebook Group; Flood alert for Groundwater flooding …

Lambourn’s website started in 2002 as a platform to promote the largest annual public event which takes place in the village each year – the famous Lambourn Open Day. From this the website grew to provide more information, facts, figures and background material including pictures relating to Lambourn and the Lambourn valley.

Park Farm, Upper Lambourn, RG17 8RD What 3 Words: ///travel.iteration.author By kind permission of Mr and Mrs Simon Marsh ... OISIN MURPHY – WWW.OISINMURPHY.CO.UK. LAMBOURN FOODHALL– WWW.LAMBOURNFOODHALL.CO.UK. JOHNNY PORTMAN RACING – JONATHANPORTMANRACING.COM. N J HENDERSON RACING.

Lambourn is famous as one of the centres for horse racing in England with over 1500 horses in training at any one time.

Lambourn Junction is proud to announce its support for an exciting new initiative: The Lambourn Shed. This community project aims to create a welcoming, inclusive space where men and women of all ages can come together, share skills, build …

The River Lambourn rises near the village of Lambourn in the chalk of the the Berkshire Downs at an altitude of about 152m above sea level. It is 26km long and flows through the Kennet Valley in a south-easterly direction to Newbury where it joins the …