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Stratford sub Castle Village Website
Salisbury, Wiltshire UK
This is the HOME PAGE. Over 200 pages of Local History, News & Information about Stratford sub Castle and the local area can be accessed via the menu above (or use the 'floating' menu on a mobile device). New to the area? Welcome to Stratford
Upcoming Events & Reminders
Mon 17 March Recycling & Household bins
Tues 18 March Stratford Bridge closure
Thurs 20 March Doorstep Walk
10 am from Five Rivers Centre
Fri 21 March Footsteps to Fitness Walk
10 am from Victoria Park
Wed 26 March Mobile Library Castle Keep
11.00 - 11.25 am
Thurs 27 March Garden Bins
Thurs 27 March Garden Club - Wildflower Seed
7.30 pm Collection & Processes
Fri 4 April Footsteps to Fitness Walk
10 am from Victoria Park
Wed 9 April Mobile Library Castle Keep
11.00 - 11.25 am
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Background image: One of a set of images taken in the early morning of Friday 14 March that captured a partial eclipse of the moon and sunrise. See this News post for details and all six images.
View the extensive range of photo albums
in the 'Images' section of the menu.
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Articles, News stories or Images are always welcome. Please email details to sscvillagewebsite@gmail.com
Grade 1 Listed.St Lawrence Church, Stratford sub Castle has 13th century origins and was once surrounded by a medieval village. Part of its chancel was standing when the cathedral on nearby Old Sarum was still in use. Click 'Church' in the main menu to access the details of its architectural features, the 6 bells, the unusual one-handed clock, along with other church-related articles and images including information about the Commonwealth War Graves in the St Lawrence churchyard.
The Friends of St Lawrence Church fundraises to help to maintain the church buildings.
It is a Registered Charity no. 1063271
View Friends Membership details and their fundraising events.
St Lawrence, Stratford sub Castle
Parish Magazine.
Click the image to read the
March 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 'History' 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
Some Church History webpages can also be accessed through the 'Church' section of the menu.
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