Little Houghton is a small village and civil parish to the east of Barnsley in South Yorkshire, tucked into the Dearne Valley. It lies close to Great Houghton and Darfield, with a mix of farmland, former colliery land and residential streets giving it a semi-rural feel despite good road links into the wider borough.
Historically the community was shaped by coal mining, and that industrial past still shows in reclaimed green spaces, local memorials and a strong sense of shared identity. These days the parish is largely residential, with many people commuting into Barnsley or Sheffield, while village life centres on local gatherings, a village hall and a scattering of older cottages and Victorian-era buildings that hint at its longer history.
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