Stoke Ash

Stoke Ash is a village and civil parish in the Mid Suffolk district of Suffolk, England. Located approximately 8 miles (13 km) south-west of Eye, it lies near the A140 road.

The name "Stoke" derives from the Old English word for "place" or "dependent settlement." "Ash" refers to the ash tree, a common tree species in the area. The name thus indicates a place associated with ash trees.

Historically, Stoke Ash was an agricultural community. The population has remained relatively small throughout its history.

Landmarks in or near Stoke Ash may include the parish church and local public houses. The civil parish is administered by a parish council, which is responsible for local matters such as footpaths, village greens, and the maintenance of community facilities. Information about the current composition of the parish council can be found on the Mid Suffolk District Council website.

The village is situated in a rural area and is surrounded by farmland. The A140 provides access to nearby towns and villages. Local amenities are limited within the village itself, with residents often travelling to larger settlements for shopping and other services.