Kilsby

Kilsby is a village and civil parish in Northamptonshire, England. It forms part of the Daventry district in the East Midlands region. The parish covers the village itself and surrounding rural countryside, with an agricultural landscape typical of the county.

Historically, Kilsby developed as an agricultural community, and its built environment reflects a rural settlement pattern. The parish contains a number of traditional farmhouses and other historic buildings that contribute to its character. The surrounding countryside remains dominated by farmland, hedgerows, and small woodland belts.

Governance and demographics: Kilsby has a parish council and is part of the Daventry district and Northamptonshire county councils. For national elections it lies within the Daventry parliamentary constituency. The population is small, numbering in the hundreds, with a community that relies on nearby towns for a range of services and amenities.

Transport and features: The village is located near major transport routes, including the A5 road. The West Coast Main Line railway passes to the west of the parish, reflecting the area's railway heritage, and a nearby feature associated with the line is located in the vicinity of Kilsby. The locality remains primarily residential and agricultural, with local activities centered on the village core and surrounding farmland.