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Bussage is a village in Gloucestershire, England in the district of Stroud. ==Geography== There is an older part to the village and a newer part. The village is situated close to the A419, between Brimscombe, Eastcombe and Chalford Hill, and near the River Frome. The newer part of Bussage is a complex estate of houses that used to be known as the Manor Farm Estate, after the original farm of the same name. The original farmhouse is still inhabited and can be found in the estate. This estate was constructed by a number of builders, the primary being Robert Hitchens Ltd. Not all of the estate is in the parish of Bussage, the most northerly section is in the parish of Bisley-with-Lypiatt. The parish church of Bussage is dedicated to St Michael & All Angels. This church was founded by Thomas Keble (after whom the local secondary school was renamed) and was consecrated in October 1846.〔(St Michael and All Angels, Bussage )〕 The village pub is the ''Ram Inn'' situated on The Ridge. There is a primary school at nearby Eastcombe, another at Chalford Hill. Thomas Keble School at Eastcombe was known as Manor School until September 1990. There is also a small shopping centre which consists of a Tesco Express, a Boots pharmacy, Chinese takeaway and a doctor's surgery. Opposite the shopping centre there is a community centre, and a house that was formerly the local police station. To the south of the Manor Farm Estate is a small woodland, known as Frithwood. This wood, owned by Robert Hitchens Ltd., was subject to an attempt to be registered as a Town or Village Green in 2005. This was rejected by Gloucestershire Council in September of that year.〔(Minutes of Gloucestershire Commons and Rights of Way Committee, September 2005 )〕 Frithwood mentioned above is not to be confused with the Frith Wood Nature Reserve,〔(Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust - Frith Wood )〕 located just outside of Painswick in Gloucestershire. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bussage」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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