Barlaston is an ancient parish and large village of Stafford overlooking the Trent valley.  The name is of Anglo Saxon origin and is derived from Beornwulfs town or estate.  Barlaston is the gateway to the Downs Banks – owned by the National Trust and offering approximately 160 acres of bracken-covered moorland forming an idyllic backdrop to Barlaston village.

FOLLOW THE CHAIRMAN’S BLOG

Barlaston also has its own Community First Responder Scheme (CFR), which means that residents have a group of trained volunteers, under the control of the ambulance service to look after the people in their area.  Find out more about the Community First Responder Group by visiting their Facebook page.

Read Memories of my life 1920 – 46 Barlaston School and Village by Ernest J. Hawkins here

Read More Memories of  Barlaston by Ernest J. Hawkins here

Contact the Parish Clerk