| Hundon
School |
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Hundon
Community Primary School is regarded very highly, the latest
Ofsted report quoted "By the time pupils leave the school
aged nine they consistently achieve above average standards
for English, mathematics and science. Progress for those
with special educational needs is invariably very good. There
is good teaching in all classes with
no unsatisfactory lessons seen.
Hundon
Primary School
LEA: Suffolk
Telephone Number: 01440 786217
Fax Number: 01440 786217
Address: North Street
Hundon
Sudbury
Suffolk
Post Code: CO10 8EE
Click HERE for
the school website |
| Police |
| |
Brendan
McKenna our local Community Police Officer
is now the SDafer Neighbourhood Officer for Hundon working from Clare
Police Station (CPO 608).
The contact for the Clare office is as follws:
ST.
EDMUNDSBURY RURAL SOUTH – CLARE STATION
Tel: 01284 774100
Email: Stedsruralsouth.Snt@suffolk.pnn.police.uk
SNT Sgt 1352 Neil Ireland 01284 774100
He
currently look after ten parishes including Hundon. He can be
contacted on 01284
774100 (This
is also the number for Haverhill Police Station) and futher details
can be found HERE
The
01284 774100 telephone
number is a central number for all local police contacts
- apart from 999 of course.
The Fax number is 01787 277440 and the email address for Brendan
McKenna is brendan.mckenna@suffolk.pnn.police.uk
Police
Direct

Police
Direct is a messaging service called Police Direct. You
can receive up to date Police information by e-mail, Text
messaging to your mobile or voice message to your mobile
or landline telephone.
This is a national pilot operating exclusively
in West Suffolk, which includes St Edmundsbury, Forest Heath
and Mid Suffolk.
The
system allows us to send you information about crime and
policing issues in these areas. Anyone who lives, works
or has an interest in these areas should register today by
clicking HERE
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| Local
Member of Parliament - Richard Spring MP |
| |
"I was delighted to have been returned as the Member of Parliament
for West Suffolk in 2005 increasing my majority from 4,295 to 8,909.
It is an honour and a privilege to serve as your MP. I will continue
to work hard to campaign on all the important issues that matter
to my constituents - fighting on their behalf in Westminster and
in Suffolk.
I
hope you find my websites helpful and informative."

Click HERE to access www.richardspringmp.com
Click HERE to access www.tellrichardspring.com
See Richard Spring's voting record in the Commons:
http://www.publicwhip.org.uk/mp.php?constituency=West+Suffolk
Further information on Richard Spring in Parliament:
web site http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/richard_spring/west_suffolk
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| Local Members
of the European Parliament |
| |
Members
of the European Parliament for the Eastern region can be found
by accessing their website http://www.europarl.org.uk/uk_meps/MembersMain.htm by clicking HERE |
| St
Edmundsbury Borough Council |
| |
Contacts
for our local St Edmundsbury Borough Councillor are:
Name:
Mrs Dorothy Ann Whittaker
Ward: Hundon
Party Affiliation: Conservative
Year first elected: 2007 |
| Home Address: |
11 Windmill Rise
Hundon
Sudbury
Suffolk CO10 8EQ |
| Tel: |
01440 786388 |
| Mobile: |
07813 444426 |
| E-mail: |
dorothy.whittaker@stedsbc.gov.uk |
All
other contacts for St Edmundsbury Borough Council, West Suffolk
can be found HERE
The telephone number for Office hours is
Tel 01284 763233 and out of hours
Tel 01284 763252
Proposed new housing developments
for Hundon
St Edmundsbury has to construct at
least 8,150 extra homes between now and 2031. It proposes to build
3,500 around Bury, 3,100 around Haverhill, and 1,600 in the surrounding
villages. Hundon has been designated as a Service Centre, in which
it is considered that ‘a limit of 10 houses per development
would be appropriate, although more than one site might be identified
in the village during the planning period.’ 3 sites (Click HERE to
see map) have been submitted for consideration by local landowners.
More details can be found on the St Edmundsbury website
Recycling
Government
figures released 23 Jan 2006 show St Edmundsbury Borough Council
is officially top of the league when it comes to recycling. Not
only are they at the very top, they are also the ONLY council
to have cracked the 50%mark!
However,
many people are still confused as to what should be put in which
bin; black, blue or brown. The Borough web site has produced
a guide which can be found by clicking HERE
Although
this chart is very helpful, it can still raise some questions.
If in doubt try emailing sort-it@stedsbc.gov.uk or waste.management@stedsbc.gov.uk. We
have just emailed the sort-it link with some questions and we
had a very fast response with a full explanation.
On
a more general note, www.recycling-guide.org.uk
emphasises the importance of recycling and provides advice on
how people can recycle at home, in schools and how to recycle
different materials. The guide also has a useful tips section
www.recycling-guide.org.uk/rrr.html and
is easy to follow due to the detailed illustrations.
Wheelie
Bins
If you need to replace your cracked or damaged wheelie bin, these
can be replaced free of charge by ringing the Council Waste Management
on 01284 757320
Battery Collection
and Recycling
St Edmundsbury
Borough Council have now started kerbside battery collection
trials that will run until March 2008. Local residents will receive
an explanatory letter instruction leaflet and battery bags to
hang on a special hook that will be attached to their blue bins
during w/c 23 July. The first collection will begin on 6 August.
All household
batteries, AAA, AA, C, D, button, laptop, mobile phone and rechargeable
batteries will be collected. Car batteries will not be collected
and these will need to be taken to the local household waste
recycling centre.
Shopmobility
has arrived in Haverhill
The Shopmobility
scheme loans electric scooters, powered chairs and manual wheelchairs
to anyone who may have difficulty walking around the town and
shops, and visiting the attractions. The scheme is based at the
Borough Council offices in Lower Downs Slade. Car parking spaces
can be booked in advance and the scheme operators, 3CT (3 Counties
Transport), can organise transport for those without a car. It
is open Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm.
Registration
is quick and simple – all that is needed are two items
of identification, preferably one with a photograph. An assistant
then gives training on the electric scooters and sets customers
on their way. The scheme has a £5 annual membership charge,
plus a £1 fee every time a scooter or wheelchair is hired.
Alternatively, there is a hire charge of £3.50 on each
occasion with no annual fee. St Edmundsbury Borough Council is
funding and managing the scheme along with 3CT, HAVO and Haverhill
Volunteer Centre, who are providing the day-to-day support.
Contact Haverhill
Shopmobility on 01440 858051, email lyn.burgess@et.suffolkcc.gov.uk or
visit the Borough Offices, Lower Downs Slade, Haverhill CB9 9HB.
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|
Potholes
in Hundon Roads |
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All roads and
footways in Suffolk are
inspected regularly, frequency
depends on the volume of traffic
using a road and its
location. If you are aware of a
pothole or loose slab or of any
other problems with the
condition of the roads and
footways, then please report
them and we will carry out an
additional inspection.
If the
problem is on a trunk road, A14,
A11 or A12, please report to
Atkins:
Phone: 0800
3891736 Email:
transportation@atkinsglobal.com
Website:
www.atkinsglobal.com - Highways
Management
If the
problem is in Bury St Edmunds,
then please report to:
Phone: 01284
757319 Email:
engserv@stedsbc.gov.uk
To help us
deal with your report, please
have the following information
available:
- the
location of the problem;
- your name
and telephone number; and
- any
measurements or relevant
details of the problem.
If the
road or footway is outside of
Bury St Edmunds, then please
report the problem to Suffolk
County Council via the Customer
Care Centre:
Phone: 01284
352405 Email:
west.area@et.suffolkcc.gov.uk
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| Doctors |
| |
Please
click on each name for further information:
Wickhambrook
Surgery
Chase,
Moore & Huck, Clare
Dr
Hayhow & partners, Clare |
| Hospitals |
| |
West
Suffolk Hospital
A & E 01284 713000
Addenbrookes
Hospital
A & E 01223 245151
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| Hundon
Parish Council |
| |
District:
St Edmundsbury
Electoral Division: Clare
With
effect from the 1st March 2009, the parish clerk contact details
are as follows:
MRS AMANDA PARRETT
THE VINES
MOUNT PLEASANT
HUNDON
SUDBURY
SUFFOLK
CO10 8DW
TEL: 07917 735900
e-mail: hundonparishclerk@hotmail.co.uk
Chairman
Cllr D Rowlinson
For
further details go to the Parish Council web site by clicking
HERE
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| Suffolk
County Council |
| |
Public
enquiries
Telephone: 0845
606 6067
Email: customerservice@csduk.com
Suffolk County Council Headquarters
Endeavour House
8 Russell Road
Ipswich
Suffolk IP1 2BX
Switchboard: 01473 583000
Suffolk
County Council Offices
Shire Hall
Raingate Street
Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk
IP33 1RX
Telephone: 01284 352000
Web
Site: http://www.suffolk.gov.uk/
Our
Suffolk Co Co Councillor: Jane Midwood
Division: Clare
Party: Conservative
Role: Chairman
of Children, Schools and Young People's
Services Scrutiny
Committee
My Committees
My Outside Bodies
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| Hundon
Educational Foundation |
| |
The
Hundon Village Hall was built between 1956 and 1957 on land given
to the village by the Hundon Educational Foundation. It is a
registered charity and run by a management
committee consisting of five elected members and representatives
of clubs and
associations who use the village hall regularly.
Grants for Educational Purposes:
If you need financial assistance to pay fees for educational courses
(including music and sports), for educational outings, for books
or fees for students at college or university, or any other educational
purpose, then you can apply for a grant.
To be considered for a grant you must be under the age of 25 and
reside within the parish of Hundon
Letters
of application should be sent to Bernard Beer, Beauford Lodge,
Mill Road, Hundon by 10th November 2008. Telephone 01440
786942 |
| Hundon
Relief In Need Charity |
| |
Hundon Relief In Need Charity
Charity Rgistration number: 206373
Established: 17 Dec 1985
Activities:
The charity is a branch of the hundon rogeron
trust. it provides monetary help in cases of hardship and need
such as paying for training, pets bills, disabled access, opticians
expenses. It supports the local over 60s club, allowing them to
meet monthly and enjoy a Christmas lunch. It also gives grants
to the local educational foundation and ecclesiastical charity.
Charitable objects:
Relieving either generally or individually persons
resident in the parish of hundon who are in conditions of need,
hardship or distress by making grants of money or facilities calculated
to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons.
Contact:
Miss Sarah Upson
31 Windmill Rise
Hundon
Sudbury
CO10 8EQ
Tel: 01440 786668
Trustees:
Revd Alec George
Mr Paul Turner
Mr Geoffrey Spooner
Mrs Sanchia Michele Turner
Miss Sarah Jane Upson
Mrs Dawn Nimmons
Mr Joe Davis
For the charity details on the Charity Commission
website click HERE |
| Estate Charity of Thomas Rogeron |
| |
Estate Charity of Thomas Rogeron
Charity Registartion Number: 212255
Have given grants to hundon educational foundation to enable them
to support parishioners under the age of 25 with educational activities.
Have given grants to the ecclesiastical charity to enable them
to provide disabled access to the church, new access to the graveyard
etc. Provided allotment areas to 4 new parishioners. Continued
with allotment areas for 15 other parishioners. Rented approx 48
Charitable objects !
(1) 3/6ths of the yearly income to the trustees for the time being
of the hundon educational foundation in the parish of hundon
to be applied for the purposes of that charity. (2) 2/6 of the
yearly income to the trustees for the time being of the ecclesiastical
charity of Thomas Rogeron in the ecclesiastical parish of all
saints hundon, to be applied for the purposes of that charity.
(3) 1/6th of the yearly income in augmentation of the income
of the hundon relief in need charity.
Contact:
Miss Sarah Upson
31 Windmill Rise
Hundon
Sudbury
Co10 8eq
Tel: 01440 786668
Trustees:
Revd Alec George
Mr Paul Turner
Mr Geoffrey Spooner
Mrs Sanchia Michele Turner
Miss Sarah Jane Upson
Mrs Dawn Nimmons
Mr Joe Davis
For
the charity details on the charity commission website click
HERE |
| Mobile
Library & Clare Library |
| |
The
Bury Mobile Library visits Hundon Village Hall every other Monday
between 2.50pm and 3.50pm on the following days during 2007/2008
Calling on alternate
Mondays
2007: July 30; August 13; September
10, 24; October 8, 22; November 5, 19; December 3,
17, 31
2008: January 14, 28; February 11, 25;
March 10; April 7, 21; May 19; June 2, 16, 30
Further
details can be found HERE
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| Hundon
Post Office & Village Shop |
| |
Hundon
Village Hall,
North Street,
Hundon,
Sudbury,
Suffolk,
CO10 8EE
Telephone: 01440 786223.
Opening
times of the shop are:
Monday
to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm
Saturday
9.00am to 1.00pm
Sunday
10.00am to 12.00pm
Opening
times of the Post Office (not the shop):
Monday - Saturday 9.00am - 1.00pm
The
shop was opened on 2nd May, 2000, 5 years after the previous
shop closed (now a private home), funded by the villagers who
raised £48,000 in two years. It is staffed by voluntary
people on a 2-hourly basis throughout the day, purely a non-profit
making shop. It houses a Post Office, supplies fresh bread
and cakes daily, newspapers daily and on Sunday.
This
is a wonderful asset to the village, virtually everything you
will need can be found here.
To
ensure that this valuable asset is maintained more volunteers
for both the shop and the committee are urgently needed. If you
would like to be considered or would like to know more
about the duties, please contact Karen
Snow on 786660 or Loraine Callow on 786237 |
| Hundon
Village Hall |
| |
Hundon
Village Hall
North Street
Hundon
Sudbury
Suffolk CO10 8EE
Telephone number 01440 786638
For further details and photographs - click
HERE
For
Village Hall Bookings contact Sandra Clerkin on 786301
The
monthly dance at the Village Hall is usually at 8.30pm to
12 midnight. Tickets £5.00
on the door
Dance
Programme for 2009 - see What's ON
Contact Mick - 01440
786506
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| Hundon
Sports Association |
| |
"HUNDON ASTRO"
Run by The Hundon Sports Association
Hundon Sports Association are now taking bookings for the 2009/2010
season from September 2009. Anyone wishing to book a slot should
contact either Colin Walters or Stewart Alderman. Bookings are
taken on a first come basis.
Hundon
Sports Association requires a booking clerk. The role involves
coordinating the bookings for the all weather "astro" pitch
and providing the treasurer with usage details for invoicing.
This is not a job that takes up a lot of time but is crucial
to the smooth running of the Sports Association. A small monthly
payment is available to the holder of this post. Anyone interested
should contact the Chairman Colin Walters (01440 786572).
With the spring/summer season now upon us there will be vacant
sessions available for the summer period. Any clubs or individuals
interested in block booking sessions for this period should contact
the booking clerk with slots issued on a first come basis. Current
users who wish to continue through the summer should also re book
these through the booking clerk. We are also taking advance bookings
for the autumn /winter 09/10 season and again these will be allocated
on a first come basis.
Who can use the "Hundon Astro"? Anyone!!... For any sports,
Football; Hockey; Tennis; Netball; Basketball etc etc. Block bookings
can be taken for groups and individuals or sessions can be taken
on a more ad hoc basis with prior arrangement through the booking
clerk or Secretary.
Struggling
with ideas for that children's birthday party? The "astro" makes
an ideal venue for a sporting party.
Hundon Sports Association contacts: Chairman/bookings -
Stewart Alderman 01440 786769 or email stewart.alderman@fsmail.net
In addition the committee consists of representatives from: Hundon
Parish Council; Hundon Village Hall; Tennis Club; Football Club and
Hockey Club.
New members for the Sports Association Committee would be very welcome
and anyone interested should contact the Secretary for more details.
The next meeting of The Hundon Sports Association will be on Sunday
19th April 2009 at 7pm in the Rose and Crown. |
| Hundon
Village Players |
| |
The Hundon Village Players are hoping to revive the village pantomime.
Regular
meetings are planned - see the "What's
On" section
For
further details ring Martin Waldron on 786319 |
| Tiddlywinks
Pre-School |
| |
Tiddlywinks
Pre-School is a registered charity and is based in the village
Hall. Children are welcomed from ages 21/2 to 4 years. Monday-Friday
9am-12noon. Please contact Helen 786638 or Karen on 786872
for a prospectus
Tiddlywinks
has been awarded during 2005-2006 Key Practitioner status from
the County Council Early Years department, who have recommended
them for others to visit to see good practice.
The
Hundon Toddler
group in conjunction with Tiddlywinks meets every Wednesday
morning during term time from 9.15am to 10.30am in the Village
Hall - £2.00 per session |
| Hundon
Football Clubs |
| |
For
details see the Activities section |
| Hundon
Cricket Club |
| |
The
Hundon Cricket Club has two senior sides as well as a junior cricket
section - see the Activities Section
Contact Chris Beaumont or Jumbo Barker on 786788 |
| Hundon
Walks |
| |
Hundon walks are organised from time to time. These
are generally 5 mile walks
The next scheduled walks will be as shown on the Wha's On section
Meet 1.30pm in the Village Hall car park
All are welcome - for further information contact:
Muriel on 786721
or Catherine on 786300 |
Hundon
Allotments |
| |
There is growing demand for land to grow
food. 8 new people applied for allotments in Hundon in 2009.
There are now 30 people using allotments.
The rent is £5 per plot of 100 sq yards
There is no water or electricity
on the site
If you are interested in in having an allotment
Please contact
Miss
Sarah Upson
31 Windmill Rise
Hundon
Sudbury
CO10 8EQ
Telephone:
01440 786668
Email:
supson@claremiddle.suffolk.sch.uk |
| Hundon
Indoor Carpet Bowls Club |
| |
Hundon
Indoor Carpet Bowls Club is looking for new members to join the
club.Carpet Bowls is a very enjoyable game played in the dry and
warm.
Thery play in the Bury League and Suffolk League and it is interesting
to visit the different villages and towns in Suffolk in the evenings.
They also play in the village Hall on Friay afternoons and arrange
friendly matches.
If you are interested please call:
Ray - 01440 820119
Ann & Mick - 786993
Pam - 786452
Why not come along and give it a try? |
| Hundon
History Society |
| |
The
Hundon Local History Society can be contacted at: 21 Farmerie
Road, Hundon, SUDBURY, CO10 8HA Email: CLKAEdwards@aol.com
The
programme for 2009 see What's On
All
meetings are in
the Village Hall,
Please note:
a) All meetings for 2009 are to be held on a Thursdays
(not on Tuesdays as in previous years).
b) All meetings commence at 7.30pm (unless otherwise indicated).
c) Membership fee is £10pa (which includes refreshments just before the
meeting starts).
d) Visitor’s fee is £2 per meeting .
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| Hundon
Gardening Club |
| |
A
very active gardening club meets at the village Hall, the next
meetings are:
For further information, telephone Barbara Waldron on 786319
HUNDON
GARDEN CLUB PROGRAMME 2010 - see the What's On
At the Village Hall
New Members very welcome
Annual sub £8.00
Come to
Anglesey Abbey to see the snowdrops! Car convoy leaving village hall
on Sunday 2st February at 1pm. Cost of entry approx.
£5.50. Ring Daryll on 786384 or Barbara on 786319 for more info
See the Club's own Garden Show website HERE
For further details telephone Liz Scammell on 786424 |
Hundon
Womens Institute |
| |
Hundon
Womens' Institute meet
on the second Thursday of the month at 7.30pm. Visitors are
always welcome.
Contacts:
Mrs Irene Caton (President) 01440 786850
Elizabeth Hunt (Secretary) 01440 786289 |
| Hundon
Golf Society |
| |
Anyone for Golf (regardless of your standard)? The Hundon Golf
Society welcomes anyone over 18 years old to join.
Contact:
Email Mark Wray for details on mark@mwray.wanadoo.co.uk
The 1st Event for 2008 on Friday 16th May at Newton Green Golf
Course |
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Hundon
Fauna |
| |
Great pictures of Hundon Fauna taken by Bob Steel of Steeplechase
Click on the following link for details
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hundon/
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Hundon
Wildlife Project |
| |
In conjunction with the the Green
Light Trust and Hundon Primary School it is proposed to start a
community owned WildSpace in Hundon. This will involve the planting
of new woodland or the rejuvenation of an existing woodland. The
project will focus on four elements:
1 Children
2 Community spirit
3 Wildlife
4 Global kinship
Contact: Kim Monro 786594
www.greenlighttrust.org
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| The
Evergreen Club |
| |
The
Evergreen Club is for the over 55s and they meet every other
Monday in the Village Hall 2-4.30pm. New members are always welcome
- just turn up.
Contacts:
Pam
Deeks on 786678
Jean Causton on 786475
Jean Minshull on 786475
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| Keep
Fit Classes |
| |
Keep Fit with a Gentle Exercise Class. Aimed at the over 50's
Wednesdays 2-3pm in the Village Hall
Free trial lesson
For further information or to enrol contact
Caroline du Plessis 01787 2822847
March 2009 |
| The
Ballet Shoe Workshop |
| |
The
Ballet Shoe Workshop
28 Helions Park Avenue, HAVERHILL, CB9 8BN
Classes in Hundon
Tel: 01440 707465 (Alison Law)
IDTA Ballet, Freestyle, Dance Exercise
The school was founded in 1992 and has had 100% sucessful
examination results each year since.
Email: balletshoeworkshop@yahoo.co.uk |
| Local
Weather forecast |
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Local
weather forecasts from the BBC can be found by clicking here both
daily and five day forecast |
| Local
village and town links |
Clare |
Our
nearest small country town with a lovely town centre and shops
to cater most requirements. Clare has a deeply fascinating history
and the kind of timeless beauty which can only evolve over many
centuries. The Romans, Angles, Saxons and Normans are some of
the many who have played their part in the unfolding history,
and in the creation of the heritage of Clare. Clare web site
can be found by clicking HERE
The
Clare Focus is a quarterly publication produced by ‘Focus
Publications’ of Clare. It is designed and printed
locally and is delivered FREE to Clare, Stoke-by-Clare,
Cavendish, Ashen, Belchamp St Paul, Hundon, Stansfield, Poslingford
and Ovington. Copies of the magazine are also available in
various shops, pubs and clubs throughout the region. Further
details of The Focus are also available on www.clarefocus.org |
Glemsford |
The
village of Glemsford sits on a small hill above
the River Stour and the River Glem, from which it takes its name.
Thus it also looks down on, and out and over, Essex. www.glemsford.org.uk |
Haverhill |
Haverhill
is our nearest town with shopping, banks, Sainsbury's supermarket,
and arts centre. The local web site is very comprehesive and can
be found by clicking HERE www.haverhill-uk.com |
Kedington |
Two very interesting websites about Kedington can be found at http://www.smitheram.co.uk/
One includes Information about the Village activities and local
contacts as well as
Kedington 1968 Flood pictures.
Aerial pictures from 1946, 49, 50 and 1965. The other gives historical
details of Kedington
The parish Council website can be found at http://www.onesuffolk.co.uk/kedingtonpc |
Long
Melford |
Long
Melford is a village with a lot to offer to the visitor, whether
you are interested in historic buildings, antiques, life-style
shopping, good food or the latest fashions. The Long Melford
website can be found HERE |
Sudbury |
Sudbury,
our postal town, has a very informative website which can be accessed
by clicking HERE |
Stradishall |
Stradishall
is a small village located between Haverhill and Bury St. Edmund's
just off the A143. The webisite is HERE |
Wickhambrook |
Wickhambrook
is made up of 11 Greens. It is believed that the "spread-out" layout
of the village and its greens conforms to Anglo-Saxon village patterns.
To have kept our village "shape" for over a thousand years is remarkable.
Website link is HERE |
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