Stoke Albany

Stoke Albany is small rural village in north Northamptonshire, England, with historical roots going back more than 1000 years, mentioned in The Domesday Book of 1086. Further historical information can be found on our Memorabilia page.

Please use the links below to discover more about our Parish Council, our community, and nearby amenities. Links marked with an asterisk (*) will open in a new window.

Parish Council

About   Contact   Finance   Meetings   Policies  

Report A Problem

Fly-Tipping    Street Lights    Non-Emergency Traffic Incidents

Fix My Street (drains, paths, roads, potholes, overhanging/fallen trees, etc)

Community & Amenities

100 Club 1st Responders* Allotments Bell-Ringers Broadband Bus Service* BMX Track* Conservation Area* Constable's Field Choir Church Defibrillator Footpaths Map*(1) Garden Waste* Grit Bins Inn* Location Map* Medical Centre* Medical Transport* Memorabilia Neigh'hood Watch* Play Area* Pocket Park* Police Alerts* Poppy Appeal Post Office* School* Scouts* Shopping Spinning School* Stoke Feast Village Hall* Wellbeing Haven* Yoga

(1) The footpaths map is a very large document, and may take some time to load.

About This Website

This website is owned and funded by Stoke Albany Parish Council on behalf of the whole village community. If you would like to suggest additions or amendments to its content, please contact the webmaster.

Accessibility

We strive to make this website accessible to as many people as possible. Read more on our Accessibility web page.

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