Compton's history, as detailed by Barbara Clegg, traces its origins back to 643 when land was gifted to the Church. Over centuries, the village evolved through tenant farming, the establishment of a church, and significant developments, reflecting a rich heritage and community resilience.
LHS Talk 11 November 2026 - Dr Barry Shurlock on the colourful life of Philip Williams, Compton’s rector for 50 years
LHS Talk 7 May 2025 - A Country Gentleman of the Nineteenth Century: Rt Hon Sir William Heathcote MP of Hursley, 5th Baronet
Philip Cunningham, his life, his contribution to the parish, obituary notice and memorial dedication
Tribute by his nephew Sandy Nairne to James Nairne who came to live in Compton in 1927 and has died aged 100
