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Village and civil parish in South Yorkshire, England

Auckley is a village and civil parish in the City of Doncaster in South Yorkshire, England, about five miles east of Doncaster city centre. According to the 2011 census the parish had a population of 3,745, increasing to 4,962 at the 2021 Census. The parish includes the areas of Auckley and Hayfield Green.

The village has a GP surgery, two pharmacies (including one within the doctors), three local shops (Spar, Co Op and Nisa), four schools, public houses, hot food takeaways and three churches (Methodist, Grace, and Church of England).

Auckley also has four schools providing education for local children from the surrounding catchment areas; Hayfield Lane Primary School and Auckley Junior and Infant School for under 11's and The Hayfield School for children aged between 11 16. Additionally Hill House provides private education for children aged 3 18. Following the restructuring of the education provision in Doncaster, New College Doncaster opened in 2017 on Hurst Lane, providing post 16 education for students aged 16 18. The Hayfield School ranks consistently as one of the best schools in the region. It was the 2nd highest achieving school for 2006/2007 in the entire Doncaster district (for GCSE results).

Auckley has bus services to Doncaster, Finningley, Haxey and Epworth. The nearest railway station is Doncaster.

Auckley has two large fishing lakes, called Hayfield Lakes. These lakes were used to hold the Fish'O'Mania contest, which is always live on Sky Sports once a year. In 2006 the event was held on 21 July and it lasted 6 hours. In 2006, prize money for the winner reached £68,000, which makes the contest one of the most lucrative in the fishing calendar. The last Fish'O'Mania contest held at the Hayfield Lakes was in 2007. From 2008 the competition moved to the Cudmore Fisheries in Staffordshire.

Every August there is an annual show on the playing fields called the 'Auckley Show'. It is generally centred on a large Marquee that is erected on the playing fields. Dances, discos and gardening competitions play a role in the events. The rest of the field consists of a large car boot sale, stalls from various government branches (usually Fire service and Police) and personal stalls. The main event lasts one day (on a Saturday) with the Marquee open from the Friday through to the early hours of Sunday morning. Traditionally, there is always a 'tug of war' match at some point in the afternoon.