Aston, Sheffield

Aston, Sheffield

infobox UK place
country = England
official_name = Aston
latitude = 53.3736
longitude = -1.30085
scale = 25000
map_type = South Yorkshire
population = 11,000
metropolitan_borough = Rotherham
metropolitan_county = South Yorkshire
CountyType = Metropolitan county
region = Yorkshire and the Humber
constituency_westminster = Rother Valley
post_town = Sheffield
postcode_district = S26
postcode_area = S
dial_code = 0114 2
os_grid_reference = SK5386

Aston is a village in South Yorkshire. Unlike other places of the name it does "not" mean "eastern farm or village", but is from Old English "tun" "farm, village, estate" with an uncertain first element. The name was recorded as "Essetone" in 1039, suggesting Old English "ǣsc" "ash tree" (as in Ashtondn and Ashton-in-Makerfield) but this is not certain.

Aston has an anomalous Sheffield Postal Address and Dialling Code even though it has been part of the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham since 1974 and, prior to that, part of Rotherham Rural District since 1894.

Town status

This is primarily a residential village rather than industrial, though there is an industrial estate within the village.

The church is featured in the Domesday Book.

Aston Hall, adjacent to the church, has been variously a large country house, hospital, and most recently a hotel and restaurant, and gives its name to Aston Hall Cricket Club which plays home games close to the Hall.

Location

Aston is just off J31 of the motorway. The A57 runs just below the village and links up to J31.Aston is around 2 miles from Rother valley country park.It is join up with local vilages such as Aughton, Swallonest and rosgarth to form Aston-Cum-Aughton relationship.

Education

Aston Comprehensive is the local high school specialist in maths and computing.most students come from the aston-cum-aughton area but other vilages near by such as Beighton and treaton also come to the school.

here is a list of the local primary schools.

- Aston C of E (church of england)- Aston hall primary- Lodge lane primary- Springwood primary- Swallownest primary- Aughton primary


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