Stratford sub Castle Village Website

	Stratford sub Castle
	Stratford sub Castle		The community web site for Stratford sub Castle Salisbury, Wiltshire

Welcome to our village

We hope you will find this web site interesting and informative. It will allow you to find out many things about our delightful village. The site is "work in progress", some of the planned pages are still to be provided and most of the existing pages will be enhanced as further work is undertaken by the team researching the data. The site is a resource for all those living in and around Stratford-sub-Castle, Wiltshire. It is a non-profit site maintained on an entirely voluntary basis by residents of the village.

Today the parish of Stratford sub Castle is a small suburb just a mile or so north of modern Salisbury. It has been occupied since the Stone Age and includes Old Sarum (an Iron Age fort and the site of Norman Salisbury), Sorviodunum (Roman Salisbury) and Saerobyrg (Saxon Salisbury).

In addition to information of a contemporary nature (Botany, Environment, Photos, etc) we have tried to capture the essential elements of our parish's rich history in this web site.

Notices

What's on in the village this month. Click here to be taken to David Todd's site.

Church
Societies
Reading Room
Parish Magazine
Stratford School
Useful Numbers
Where to stay

Environment

Botany

Being Green

History Home

History Overview

Through the Ages

Parish Records

Old Sarum

Local Websites

Contribute

Contact Webmaster

This is a non-profit site maintained on an entirely voluntary basis by residents of the village.

It has been inspired by the web site of Stanford in the Vale, Oxfordshire which was developed by Dan Huby