since prehistoric times. Besides the town itself, the civil parish includes the hamlets of: Dean, located south of Wendover on Smalldean Lane between the hamlets of Smalldean and Little London. Kings Ash or Kingsash, located south-south east of Wendover on the Chesham Lane between the A413 road and the hamlet of Lee Gate. Little London, located south of Wendover on Smalldean Lane between the hamlet of Dean and the village of Dunsmore. Lower Bacombe, located south of Wendover on the lane between the main town and Upper Bacombe. Smalldean, located south of Wendover on Smalldean Lane, between the southernmost roundabout of the Wendover bypass and the hamlet of Dean. The Hale, located east of Wendover along Hale Lane. Upper Bacombe, located south-south west of Wendover on Bacombe Hill, close of the parish boundary. Wendover Dean, located south of Wendover on the A413 road, between Cobblershill Lane and Bowood Lane. World's End, located north west of Wendover where the B4009 road meets the A413 road. Governance Wendover was represented by its own parliamentary constituency, intermittently from 1300 and continuously from 1660, until the seat was abolished by the Reform Act of 1832. The town and parish now form part of the Aylesbury parliamentary constituency. This has elected a Conservative Member of Parliament (currently Rob Butler) since 1924. For the purposes of local government, Wendover has its own parish council, but also lies within the district of Aylesbury Vale and the county of Buckinghamshire. Local elections, as in May 2011, often feature only Conservative, Liberal Democrat and independent candidates. The Wendover Parish Council, re-elected in May 2015, has a small office in the town and operates a block grant from Aylesbury Vale District Council. Economy Facilities in the village centre include a post office, several hairdressers, a community library (run by volunteers), multiple delis and cafés, a pharmacy and a charity shop. There is a weekly open market on Thursdays. Wendover's pubs include The Red Lion, The George & Dragon, The White Swan, The King and Queen, The Pack Horse, and The Shoulder of Mutton. The Red Lion pub was home to 'Britain's Oldest Barmaid', 100-year-old Dolly Saville, who worked at the pub for 76 years. Landmarks There are 113 listed buildings in Wendover, of which five are listed at the higher grade II* and the remainder are all listed at grade II. The five grade II* buildings are the parish church,