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Quarnford Parish Council

Quarnford Parish Council

Serving the Residents of Quarnford – Flash, Knotbury, Gradbach, & Goldstych Moss

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    • Audit YE 31st March 2025
    • Audit YE 31st March 2024
    • Audit YE 31st March 2023
    • Audit YE 31st March 2022
    • Audit YE 31st March 2021
    • Audit YE 31st March 2020
    • Audit YE 31st March 2019
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Quarnford Parish Council

Quarnford is a village and civil parish in the Staffordshire Moorlands district of Staffordshire, England. According to the 2001 census it had a population of 244, reducing marginally to 242 at the 2011 census.[1] The village is in the Peak District, between Buxton and Leek.

The village (as opposed to the parish) is known by the name “Flash” and is the highest village in Britain, being some 1518 ft above sea level. The local church of St. Paul’s was built starting in 1743, its graveyard contains graves dating back to at least 1791.

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