Gaydon, Kineton & Upper Lighthorne

Gaydon, Kineton & Upper Lighthorne ward covers a largely rural expanse in southern Warwickshire. The area is defined by agricultural land and the historic Fosse Way Roman road, which forms a key transport corridor. Settlements are distinct, with the village of Kineton serving as a local centre. The landscape is characterised by open fields and smaller, nucleated villages, with the Burton Dassett Hills country park offering elevated views.

The ward includes the modern development of Upper Lighthorne, part of a major housing growth area. Gaydon is notably home to the British Motor Museum, a significant collection housed at the former Jaguar Heritage centre. The M40 motorway runs through the ward, influencing development and connectivity. This creates a contrast between longstanding agricultural communities and newer infrastructural and residential elements.