Kings Sutton Online

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King's Sutton Online


       

Welcome to our village website.
 
 
This site continues to be a resource for many people both at home
and abroad.  All of your input is invaluable.  The site is sponsored by the King's Sutton Heritage Trust
and is funded by donations,  mainly from individuals residing in the village.  
Please be aware that ALL
content and links provided are done so on an 'as is' basis and no responsibility is accepted for the use 
of this site by any person.
Please enjoy the site and if possible interact by sending items for inclusion.


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Website Updates as of
17th May 2013

1. Home Page 17/05
2. Newsround 17/05
3. Home Page 19/04
4. Astrop Spa 19/04
5. Home page 14/04
6. Newsround 14/04
7. Home Page 07/04
8. Business Page 07/04
9. Home Page 25/03
10. Home Page 09/03








Click on Village Tour to see some of the Historical aspects of our heritage... 
  
 Village Tour





Total Visitors since 1st Jan 06.   Send the web link to friends and relatives to keep them up to date with news about King's Sutton.

     

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Did you know.....

Kings Sutton Football Club is one of the oldest established clubs in existence in the village today and was formed in 1887.


(For further details see the History Archive)

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The village of King's Sutton ( The place name means the King's south estate.) lies at the southernmost tip of Northamptonshire and the border of Oxfordshire. We have great transport links by both road and rail to London, Oxford and Birmingham as well as being close to the Oxford Canal. For the discerning tourist we are easily within range of Warwick, Stratford and all that the Cotswolds has to offer. Historically wealthy, we take great pride in the Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul, the legend of St Rumbold dating back to 662, our very own natural bog spring and the Astrop Spa, discovered in 1664. 
 (See our History Archive for a wealth of further information)
     

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Website Statistics and Notes For  15th Apr  - 15th May 2013      Now Over 71,000 visitors


                                        518 Visits    1418 Individual Pageviews     
Most of our visitors, 89%, come from hundreds of locations within the UK, However we also see visitors from many countries worldwide (11% from 16 Countries).  The main interest is continues to be centered around the Newsround, Your Parish and the History Archive but followed closely by Business and the village Hall. Visitors are consistently about 69% New and 31% Returns. Traffic is generated by 50% direct access, Search engines (40%),  and 10% referral
Notes about recent updates.....
 
1. Financial Abuse of the Elderly...see link on Newsround page under Personal Finance.
2. Astrop Spa, page updated within the History Archive....updated with details another article about the Spa.
3. History Archive page updated with correct links and more information.
4. See Employment and Commerce page for further details about the Sydenham Ironworks at King's Sutton as well as the trains used.   
5. New information now available about various wills and estate sales is now available and will soon be presented within the history archive                    
               
      
             
     


                    
                    The School Football Team 1932/33 season
                                                    ( See more on the History Archive pages )