The Sign
Many features to see here in the village sign. The windmill could be water or flour grinding, the wheel for the Wheelwright, an anvil for the blacksmith and a Silver Fox for the nearby farm, all representing local trades and agriculture; and strangely the window of the windmill is in the shape of a coffin to represent the local undertakers. The sign was designed by Mike Hatley of Mackays and commemorates the Millennium, unveiled in June 2000.

The Name and Population
Called Culinge in 1086 and Culinges  in 1195. The name means "The place associated with a man called Cul or Cula" from Old English. The population was 548 at the 2011 census.

Other Points of Interest
The church is dedicated to St Margaret.