whilst in the present day form part of the civil parish of Leintwardine, and thus a part of Herefordshire, were regarded as being part of Shropshire until the mid-19th century. The River Clun flows into the River Teme to the southwest of the village. The A4113 road passes through the village, on the alignment of the Roman road. The A4110 road forks off the A4113 just south of Leintwardine. The market town of Ludlow is away, in Shropshire. The closest railway station is located on the Heart of Wales Line being Hopton Heath station with trains run by Transport for Wales. Community Leintwardine is home to the Conservative MP Philip Dunne, who represents the Ludlow constituency and Leintwardine itself is represented by Bill Wiggin, MP for North Herefordshire. Amenities in the village include a fire station (Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service), a primary school and a library. There are two churches: one (the historic parish church of St Mary Magdalene) is Church of England/Anglican, the other a Methodist hall. There is also a village hall and neighbouring community centre (combined with the library). Local businesses include the Sun Inn, one of the country's last remaining parlour inns and one of CAMRA's listed heritage pubs. References External links Roman Bravonium / Leintwardine More Roman info More Roman history "Leintwardine", Genuki.org.uk Civil parishes in Herefordshire Villages in Herefordshire Roman towns and cities in England History of Herefordshire