GL 18

Newent is a market town in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, with a history dating back to Roman times and mentioned in the Domesday Book.

Castle Tump, Newent sits within the GL postcode area, covering much of Gloucestershire and a small part of south‑east Wales. It is part of the south‑west England region, known for its rural character and proximity to historic towns.

Cliffords Mesne is a small village in Gloucestershire, located about two miles south‑west of the town of Newent. It offers a quiet, rural setting with a close‑knit community feel.

Four Oaks is a small locality situated near Newent in Gloucestershire, with a historical link to the former Ledbury and Gloucester Railway. The area is characterised by its rural setting and proximity to the former Newent railway station.

Greenway in Dymock is a rural locality in Gloucestershire with a strong literary heritage, being associated with the early 20th‑century Dymock poets who made their homes nearby. The area offers a quiet, village atmosphere.

Highleadon lies within the GL 18 postcode area and is part of the Rudford and Highleadon community. It is served by bus route 32, which connects the locality to Gloucester and Newent, and some services extend to Ross‑on‑Wye.

Hillend Green, Newent is a small locality within the GL postcode area, part of Gloucestershire. It is situated in a rural setting surrounded by the broader Gloucestershire landscape.

Dymock is a small village in Gloucestershire with a close‑knit community of around 1,200 residents. The area offers a rural setting within the Forest of Dean district and is situated just four miles south of Ledbury.

Ketford is a small hamlet situated between Redmarley and Dymock, within the Parish of Pauntley in Gloucestershire. The area is rural and quiet, with a local nature reserve called Ketford Bank covering just under two acres.

Newent is a growing market town in the Forest of Dean, offering a mix of historic character and modern amenities. Its population has risen steadily, making it an attractive option for families and commuters alike.

Knights Green lies within the village of Dymock, a small community in Gloucestershire with a population of around 1,200. The area offers a quiet rural setting just four miles south of Ledbury.

Malswick is a small village within the civil parish of Newent in Gloucestershire’s Forest of Dean district.

Oxenhall is part of the market town of Newent in the Forest of Dean, a rural area of Gloucestershire with a growing population and historic roots dating back to Roman times.