Aspley Guise

The first record of Aspley dates from 969, when land there comprising 15 hides was granted by King Edgar (the Peaceable) to his thegn (thane) Alfwold. Its church is mentioned in the records of the diocese in 1223. During the Second World War, the community housed several secret facilities relating in some manner to code-breaking and propaganda.

| territorial_extent = Great Britain | royal_assent = 22 May 1760 | commencement = 13 November 1759 | repeal_date = | repealing_legislation = | related_legislation = | status = Current | original_text = | collapsed = yes }} The Town Close, containing 4.75 acres and administered by the ecclesiastical parish, was awarded to the village by the (33 Geo. 2. c. 45 ). By 1912, it still produced (as a benefit for the poor) agricultural produce worth £8 18s. a year, today}} which was expended from time to time on its produce-growers' work.