Creaton is a village and civil parish in the Daventry district of the county of Northamptonshire in England, about eight miles north west of Northampton and sits on a ridge above a valley. Creaton, together with its attractive surrounding countryside , is set in the heart of what William Blake called “England’s green and pleasant land”.  The village lies some 8 miles north of Northampton.  There are currently around 500 inhabitants.  In the centre of the village is a large, sloping green, certainly one of the finest in the county.  The church dates from the 13th century with a low stone tower.  On the High Street stands a United Reform Church.  The village possesses an excellent primary school, a thriving Post Office/General Stores and a pub, “The Bricklayers Arms.”  On the Brixworth Road is a well-used playing field.  The Village Hall is the hub for a variety of activities, not least of which is a busy Pre-School Playgroup.  On the outskirts of the village there are a Conference Centre, 'Highgate House' (a former 17th century coaching inn) and a few small businesses which provide employment for local people.  To discover more about what goes on in Creaton, please read on…….

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