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You have reached the website of Monks Kirby Parish Council. On our site you will find information about the Parish Council, Monks Kirby Village Hall and other topics of local interest
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Our Village

Monks Kirby, set in a shallow valley and comprising of 188 dwellings, has a history that goes back to the 7th century. St Edith’s church, a grade I listed building, was founded in the 11th century and dominates the landscape of the village, There is a nationally famous ring of 8 bells and bell ringing has long been a feature of the church. The village is a designated village conservation area; many of the houses in the village are over 100 years old and there is sympathetic new development interspersed. There is an excellent primary school and a well attended Catholic church both of which serve a wide catchment area. We are blessed with a popular public house (Denbigh Arms) and a well supported and maintained village hall.
 

About Monks Kirby

Population: 445 (2011 Census)

Founded: c600AD
Place type: Village
Location: Grid Ref: • Lat/Long: 52.4439,-1.31923389
District: Rugby
County/Unitary Authority: Warwickshire
Region: West Midlands
Country: England
Height: 101.6m
 

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