- Aldwincle
- Apethorpe
- Barnwell
- Benefield
- Bulwick & Blatherwycke
- Clopton
- Cotterstock
- Denford
- Fotheringhay
- Glapthorn
- Hemington
- Islip
- King's Cliffe
- Laxton
- Luddington
- Lutton
- Nassington
- Oundle with Ashton
- Pilton
- Polebrook
- Southwick
- Stoke Doyle
- Tansor
- Thornhaugh
- Thorpe Achurch
- Thrapston
- Thurning
- Titchmarsh
- Wadenhoe
- Wansford
- Warmington
- Woodnewton
- Yarwell
Parish of Clopton
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THE PARISH OF CLOPTON
Clopton is a very small village with a population of about 140, most of whom are retired, though there is a small number of professional and executive people. There is no shop or public house in the village, though there is a wide range of amenities in nearby Oundle and Thrapston.
The parish church, dedicated to St Peter, is a Victorian building erected in 1862 in place of a mediaeval church that had previously been demolished.. A major restoration of the roof is expected to take place in the summer of 2008 with grants promised from a number of sources including English Heritage and £10,000 raised locally.
There is a service of Holy Communion in the church on the first Sunday of each month, and a family or other special service usually on the third Sunday.


