| description | Photo | Owner/responsible | Comment | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Playing Field North |  | Wooden gate; latch is very stiff; adjoining fence rung is rotten, this is dangerous as walkers do climb the fence to avoid the stiff gate | ||
| Playing Field Vehicle Access |  | LPC? | New Wooden Gate - nice | |
| Playing Field West | ||||
| Playing Field East |  | Wooden style; very weathered; step especially; needs replacing | ||
| Playing Field SouthEast |  | Wooden style;step is not particularly sturdy | ||
| Old White Way |  | kissing gate(wooden gate and steel frame) | ||
| Behind the Rectory |  | wooden kissing gate, some rotting timbers | ||
| B4192 steps |  | wooden kissing gate; steps need regular clearing | ||
| Top of Spinney Close on B4192 |  | wooden gate;latch is gone, held closed with rope; some weathering. | ||
| old mill at Manor |  | wooden fence, no stile; leaning out and quite weathered | ||
| Church Gate |  | metal gate, latch is heavy | ||
| Top of Medbourne Valley |  | Kissing gate (wooden gate and steel frame) | ||
| Medbourne Spring |  | Kissing gate (steel) | ||
| Bottom of motorway tunnel |  | farm gate in some disrepair | ||
| top of Motorway tunnel |  | farm gate in great disrepair,rusted and bent | ||
| Medbourne Lane Paddock field access |  | Wooden style and farm gate; style is very ramshakle | ||
| Top of paddock field (off Medbourne Lane) |  | Kissing gate (steel) | ||
| Purley Rise Bottom |  | Kissing gate (steel) | ||
| Purley Rise Top |  | Kissing gate (steel) | ||
| Medbourne Lane meets B4192 |  | No style or pedestrian gate. Wooden fence is very overgrown; walkers use the farm gate which is always open | ||
| Former Sun Inn |  | Kissing gate (steel) | ||
| SW Corner Parish Ridgeway |  | Steel Gate | ||
| Ridgeway meets B4192 |  | wooden posts | ||
| Sugar Way: Aldbourne Circular lat 51.5211 long -1.6854 |  | steel gate | ||
| Sugar Way: Aldbourne Circular lat 51.5176 long-1.6808 |  | steel gate | ||
| Sugar Way: Aldbourne Circular lat 51.5155 long -1.6737 |  | steel gate | ||
| Sugar Way:Aldbourne Circular lat 51.5136 long -1.6699 |  | steel gate | ||
| Sugar Way:Aldbourne Circular lat 51.5119 long-1.6671 |  | steel gate | ||
| SE Corner Parish: Sugar Way Meets Thieve's Way |  | steel gate | ||
| SE Corner Top of Sugar Hill where Sugar Way meets Thieves Way |  | wooden ladder | ||
| Southern Boundary: (Thieve's Way) bottom of Sugar Hill |  | steel farm gate | ||
Liddington in Wiltshire, UK, is situated on the ancient Ridgeway track at the edge of the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village dates back well over 1000 years to the Saxon kingdom of Wessex, and is entered in the Domesday Book. The parish has been inhabited since the distant past, and the evidence is all around us: barrows, crop marks, field systems, the Roman road which forms part of the parish boundary, and the great iron age fortification of Liddington Castle surmounting the hill. Liddington is a great place to live, surrounded by spectacular countryside, with amazing views over the Vale of The White Horse, and close access to the M4 Motorway. The village is attached to the Borough of Swindon.