Wixford is a village in Warwickshire, UK, one and a half miles south of Alcester. Its church, dedicated to Saint Milburga of Wenlock, was founded in the 12th century. For much of the late 19th and early 20th century people travelled from Alcester to the Sunday evening services in St Milburga’s.

Both the Heart of England Way (popular with hikers) and the River Arrow run through the village. Tired walkers can enjoy a drink and food in the two village pubs, The Fish Inn or The Three Horse Shoes. The remains of Oversley Castle are just half a mile to the north of the village and the Roman road Icknield Street runs very close by.