Surre

Surre is a fictional village and civil parish in the imaginary county of Alderland. It is situated in a rural region characterized by a mosaic of arable fields, grazing land, and woodland, around eight miles from the nearest market town and along a small river valley.

History and name: The name Surre appears in local records from the late medieval period in this fictional setting, and may derive from a descriptor of the landscape, such as a southern slope. A manor house built in the 18th century and a parish church established in the 19th century stand as landmarks in the village.

Economy and amenities: The local economy is predominantly agricultural, with dairy farming and crop production forming the backbone. Small workshops and a village store support the community. A 19th-century windmill remains a cultural landmark and is sometimes used for community events.

Governance and community: Surre has a parish council and falls under Alderland County Council. The village life centers on the village hall, the church, and an annual harvest festival that brings residents together.

Demographics and education: The population is small, estimated around 600 residents. Primary education is provided in a school in a neighboring parish; older students commute to the market town.

Notable references: Surre is a fictional place and should not be confused with real locations of similar names.