[2] "The Parish Church of Belton is a 14th century structure with a later perpendicular tower, clorestory and roof.

It contains the recumbent effigy tomb of Lady Roesia de Verdun, foundress of the nearby Grace Dieu Priory, and Frances Beaumont, Justice of the Common Pleas, was also buried in the church on 22nd April 1598.

The present school was built in 1976 on another site with more land for playing fields situated on Sadlers Wells on the edge of the village.

[5] The Recy also has a children's play area.The village is also home to a doctors surgery which is situated at number 1 Mill Lane.

The stacked bar chart presents a simplified version of the 1881 occupational data, using the 'Orders' used in the published reports for 1881, plus an 'Unknown' category.

This factor, along with the fact that jobs today may not have existed back then, meant there was a limited number of professions to go into.

Agriculture, unsurprisingly, was dominated by males at the time, whereas many of the women's occupation were unknown, or in domestic services.

[10] The 2011 census recorded that 49% of the village was male and 51% female which suggests the gender distribution is rather well balanced.