We would like to welcome you to the Hutton Cranswick Parish Council website and hope that you find it very useful and informative.

The aim of this website is to provide parishioners and visitors to the site up to date details of life in the parish.

The civil parish of Hutton Cranswick comprises of just over 2603 hectares. The 2001 census which shows us that there was a population of 2015 in the parish and 848 homes lies 3 miles to the south of the market town of Driffield and 12 miles north of Beverley, home to our principal authority East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

Hutton the smaller of the 2 villages lies one mile to the north of Cranswick.

In Hutton you will find the parish church of St Peter's Church located on Hutton Green, The small Hutton Methodist Chap can be found on Orchard Lane. A large part of the village is within the Hutton Conservation Area.

Further down the road on Rotsea Lane is the Hutton Cranswick Sports and Recreation Association, home to many village football clubs and the Hutton Cranswick Lawn Tennis Club.

South of the playing field is the beautiful and tranquil Gatehouse Lake fishing and wildlife area run by the Hutton Cranswick Angling Club.

Cranswick is home to a large village green, approximately 6.5 acres in size, beauifully maintained and pride of the village. The Green and some houses along Main Street form part of the Cranswick Conservation Area

The Hutton Cranswick Community Primary School overlooks The Green. The school has stood on the site since 1874.

The village is home to 2 shops, a butchers, fish and chip shop, 2 pubs, 3 garages only one of which sells fuel, a farm shop and a large industrial estate which has a large variety of industries housed upon it.

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