Talk:Broughton Astley

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Sutton in the Elms

Quote: It is often assumed that Sutton in the Elms is part of Broughton Astley, when in fact it still is seperate and has it's own identity.

Sutton has its own separate identity, to be sure. Nevertheless it is, together with Primethorpe and Broughton proper, a constituent part of Broughton Astley parish -- as the inscription on the Millennium Stone in the centre of BA (i.e Primethorpe!) makes clear. -- Picapica 19:30, 10 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

as so often happens this is due to the common misconception about the difference between parish - an area usually larger than one village - and the village (more than one in this case) that make up the parish. Also (the teacher in me!) its is separate not seperate and please not it's Peter Shearan 18:24, 16 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]