Built-up area in Buckinghamshire, England
| Coordinates: | 51.782, -0.735 |
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| OS grid ref: | SP 87 10 |
| Dialling code: | 01296 (Aylesbury) |
Halton in Buckinghamshire, England is a small village set on the scarp of the Chiltern Hills, giving it the characteristic chalk slopes, beechwoods and far-reaching views that draw walkers and day-trippers. It lies just a few miles from Wendover and Aylesbury, and retains a quiet rural character punctuated by village amenities and footpaths that link into the wider Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The parish has long been shaped by two prominent local landmarks: the large training station at RAF Halton, which has been a major employer and presence in community life, and the grand estate centred on Halton House, associated with the Rothschilds and later used by the RAF. Agriculture remains visible in the surrounding countryside, while the mix of military and civilian households gives the village a distinctive social fabric compared with many purely rural communities.
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