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Stratford sub Castle Village Website
Salisbury, Wiltshire UK
Welcome to
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Upcoming Events & Reminders
Sat 7 Dec Stratford Christmas Café
11 am - 2 pm Reading Room
Mon 9 Dec Recycling & Household bins
Wed 11 Dec Stratford Guild - Social evening
7.30 pm Ticket details in the poster
Wed 18 Dec Mobile Library Castle Keep
11.00 - 11.25 am
Thurs 19 Dec Garden Bins
(4 weeks until the next collection)
Mon 23 Dec Recycling & Household bins
Advent & Christmas Church Services - see posters
SGN has not yet finished the works in Stratford sub Castle but plans to effect completion have changed.
Could you contribute something of local interest to the website? Articles, News stories or Images are always welcome. Your name can be published or not - simply let us know your preference. Please email details to sscvillagewebsite@gmail.com
Below - thumbnails of latest additions to the Photo Albums
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Background image on this section of the Home Page - ground water flooding in the field between Durnford Road and Avon Farm on 1 December 2024.
Flood alerts are published in the News section.
St Lawrence Church has 13th century origins. It was once surrounded by a medieval village and at least part of the chancel was standing when a cathedral on nearby Old Sarum was in use. Listed by English Heritage in 1972, St Lawrence Church has Grade 1 status.
View the Church History page, or click 'Church' in the menu to find information about the church bells; the unusual one-handed clock; architectural features; other illustrated topics and Views from the tower.
The Friends of St Lawrence church - fundraises to help to maintain the church building. Reg, Charity no. 1063271
Click the poster image to view posters for Advent & Christmas services at St Lawrence Church.
St Lawrence,
Stratford sub Castle
Parish Magazine.
Click the image to read
the December 2024/
January 2025 issue
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There are over 100 webpages in our Local History section, too many to list within the limited structure of the website's menu. The Local History Group has contributed much of the material.
Explore the local history section:
- by date using the links on the Timeline;
- read about the famous people who've lived here or visited;
- view articles about some of Stratford's Listed Buildings;
- view the local history contents page for links to all the history pages;
- test your current knowledge with our Local History Quiz
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