Church Stoke
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Churchstoke or Church Stoke (Welsh: Yr Ystog) is a small village in Powys on the Welsh border, on one of the principal routes between Wales and England.
The name identifies it as a farm (or settlement) with a church; recorded as Cirestoc in 1086 (The Great Domesday Book)
The village has many facilities including a large supermarket, Harry Tuffins (incorporating a petrol station, a Post Office, a hairdressers, a shoe repair centre, a butchers and a wildlife park/children's playground) as well as a primary school, two public houses (The Horse and Jockey and The Court House Hotel) and a Chinese takeaway (The Golden Fish).
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