Rockhampton, Gloucestershire

[1] The south end of the village is more properly called Newton, and is in the Thornbury postal area.

[4] In 1860–61 parts of the church were rebuilt by Kempson of Hereford and in 1960 it was listed as a grade II* English heritage building.

Rockhampton is a wealthy rural commuter village and the parish has entrepreneurial people living there with 19% of the population being self-employed.

[10] Rockhampton Cricket Club play in the West of England Premier League – Gloucestershire & Wiltshire Division.

The cricket club is one of the village's oldest institutions and was founded by Thomas Jenkins Ford.

[12] In 2015, Rockhampton's 1 XI won the Glos/Wilts Division of the West of England Premier League.

The same year, Rockhampton's 3 XI won the first division of the Martin Berrill Stroud & District Cricket League.

Thornbury RFC's ground is located in Rockhampton and play in the South West 1 League.

Total Population of Rockhampton Civil Parish, Gloucestershire, as reported by the Census of Population from 1801 to 2011
Total Population of Rockhampton Civil Parish, Gloucestershire, as reported by the Census of Population from 1801 to 2011
Occupational Structure of Rockhampton in 1881
A Map of Rockhampton in 1945
Rockhampton Education & Qualifications Graph 2011
Rockhampton Cricket Club Pavilion