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Coordinates: 51°28′01″N 1°05′14″W / 51.46682°N 1.08726°W / 51.46682; -1.08726 Tidmarsh Tidmarsh  Tidmarsh shown within Berkshire OS grid reference SU633746 Parish Tidmarsh with Sulham Unitary authority West Berkshire Ceremonial county Berkshire Region South East Country England Sovereign state United Kingdom Post town READING Postcode district RG8 Dialling code 0118 Police Thames Valley Fire Royal Berkshire Ambulance South Central EU Parliament South East England UK Parliament Reading West List of places: UK • England • Berkshire Tidmarsh is a village in the English county of Berkshire, on the A340 road between Pangbourne and Theale. It lies just north of the M4 motorway. It is 1 mile (1.6 km) south of Pangbourne, 5 miles (8.0 km) west of Reading and 40 miles (64 km) west of London. The smaller village of Sulham is adjacent to Tidmarsh on the east side. The two villages form the civil parish of Tidmarsh with Sulham. Further east, Sulham Woods separate the villages from Tilehurst, the western suburb of Reading. This section of the A340 is thought to follow the Roman road from Silchester, alias Calleva Atrebatum (about 7 mi/11 km south), either to Dorchester-on-Thames (about 12 mi/19 km north) or a river-crossing at Pangbourne. It has, however, been artificially straightened in more recent times. Tidmarsh has two historic buildings. The most conspicuous is the 13th century Greyhound Pub, now reopened following a serious fire in 2005. The other is the 12th Century church of St Laurence, Tidmarsh. The Norman doorway of the church is its most notable feature. The River Pang flows north through the village on its way to join the River Thames at Pangbourne. The river flows through the Moor Copse Nature Reserve, which has recently (December 2006) been doubled in size, to about 140 acres (0.57 km2)[1]. The most famous people to live in Tidmarsh were the author Lytton Strachey (1880-1932) and the painter Dora Carrington (1893-1932). A recent housing development at the north end of the village has been named 'Strachey Close'. Footnotes ^ Natural World Spring 2007 p10: "Ratty's Paradise joins eight new reserves" External links Tidmarsh-with-Sulham Website Berkshire History: Tidmarsh Moor Copse Website v • d • e Settlements in West Berkshire Towns Hungerford · Newbury · Thatcham Civil parishes Aldermaston · Aldworth · Ashampstead · Basildon · Beech Hill · Beedon · Beenham · Boxford · Bradfield · Brightwalton · Brimpton · Bucklebury · Burghfield · Catmore · Chaddleworth · Chieveley · Cold Ash · Combe · Compton · East Garston · East Ilsley · Enborne · Englefield · Farnborough · Fawley · Frilsham · Great Shefford · Greenham · Hampstead Norreys · Hamstead Marshall · Hermitage · Holybrook · Inkpen · Kintbury · Lambourn · Leckhampstead · Midgham · Mortimer Common · Padworth · Pangbourne · Peasemore · Purley-on-Thames · Shaw-cum-Donnington · Speen · Stanford Dingley · Stratfield Mortimer · Streatley · Sulhamstead · Theale · Tidmarsh with Sulham · Tilehurst · Ufton Nervet · Wasing · Welford · West Woodhay · West Ilsley · Winterbourne · Wokefield · Woolhampton · Yattendon Other villages and hamlets Aldermaston Wharf · Ashmore Green · Avington · Bagnor · Beansheaf Farm · Beedon Common · Benham Hill · Bloomfield Hatch · Brightwalton Green · Burghfield Bridge · Burnt Hill · Calcot · Colthrop · Crockham Heath · Crookham · Downend · Donnington · Eastbury · Eddington · Elcot · Eling · Enborne Row · Fords Farm · Goddard's Green · Halfway · Heads Hill · Hell Corner · Hoe Benham · Honey Bottom · Hungerford Newtown · Hunts Green · Hyde End · Inkpen Common · Lambourn Woodlands · Little Heath · Lower Basildon · Lower Denford · Lower Padworth · Marlston · Marsh Benham · Midgham Green · Ownham · Padworth Common · Shaw · Shefford Woodlands · Snelsmore · South Fawley · Stockcross · Sulham · Tidmarsh · Upper Basildon · Upper Denford · Upper Eddington · Upper Lambourn · Upper Woolhampton · Wash Common · Wash Water · Weston · Wickham · Wickham Heath · Woodlands St Mary · Woodspeen · World's End