Harbury

Harbury ward encompasses the large village of Harbury and its surrounding rural parish within the Stratford-on-Avon district. The area is characterised by a mix of residential development and active agricultural land, with the village centre containing traditional stone buildings and local services. The landscape is defined by the gently rolling topography of the Warwickshire countryside, with fields and hedgerows extending outwards from the settlement.

The community is served by local shops, a primary school, and several public houses. A notable feature is the presence of the now-infilled Harbury Spoil Bank, a large hill created from excavated material during the construction of the nearby railway and canal cuttings in the 19th century, which offers elevated views. The ward maintains a distinct separation from the larger town of Leamington Spa to the east, retaining its own identity.