Buckland is an attractive village parish recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086. Our church of St Mary the Virgin is within the Diocese of Southwark, and although we’re closer to Reigate, we are in the Mole Valley Council District, based in Dorking.
The Parish boundary is 2 miles from north to south, and about 1.5 miles east to west (Map). We are about 20 miles from Central London. We have around 250 homes and a population of c. 600.
The centre of the village and the green are a Conservation Area, and we have been voted ‘Best Kept Village’ on several occasions. The North Downs escarpment in Buckland is within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), and the parish is traversed by the North Downs Way and Greensand Way long distance footpaths.
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Our local social and environmental group
The books of the Village History and School History (as full text), census record transcripts (1841-1901), Buckland windmill and genealogy resources
Our community hall - click for booking information
Local walks, our shop, activities and societies
Our members, minutes of meetings, parish updates, the village pond and green
Our monthly Parish Magazine - online PDF-format archive since 2003
Our local church, church events and Reading Room (Village Hall) activities
Our local Primary School serving Buckland, Betchworth, Brockham and Leigh for children age 4 to 11
Neighbouring village website led by Betchworth Parish Council