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The Porte Marsh Industrial Estate, located on the north side of town, provides a large bulk of the area's employment. It is home to over 100 companies. Deceuninck, a Belgian window and door company has invested a great deal into the area and operates two large facilities, most notably a distribution centre. Some other notable buildings, known more for their architecture, are St.Mary's Church, several homes on The Green and of course, the Town Hall. The new library, finished in 2001, has won awards for its innovative design and was opened by Queen Elizabeth II. Over time, Calne is becoming more well-known as an attractive setting compared to the run-down image it has had in the past. One local place of interest is the Cherhill White Horse, a figure of a horse which has been marked out on a hill. Another attraction is Bowood House, which is an English Heritage site that has an amazing park and incredible architecture. In addition, Stonehenge is located just 24 miles south of the town. Calne is also one of the largest UK towns not to have a railway or bus station. Some of the sports clubs include Calne Town Football Club and Calne Rugby Football Club.Historically, many schools have been associated with Calne. St. Mary's, Calne is an independent school for girls, while the John Bentley School is a local high school well known for its languages centre. Some of the primary schools include Priestley Primary, Fynamore Primary and Holy Trinity Church of England School, Calne.