In saxon times, the original village – known as Wickham – was probably clustered around the site where All Saints Church now stands. It is in an area of about ten acres of easily-worked silty gravel soil. This is quite different from the heavy land of the present village, which was covered by a vast impenetrable forest, being quite unsuited to tillage by the tools used by the Saxons. Because of the architectural and historical merit of the original village buildings that remain around the church, this part is now a conservation area.
Hello, we've just heard from our contractors that scheduled maintenance in the childrens' play areas has been brought forward as the team is in the area...
Could you spare 1 to 2 hours a month to volunteer with a small, friendly group of villagers to help promote safe driving through the village?
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Wickhambrook PC organises three litter picks a year, usually in March, July and November...
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cllr.mike.lavelle@wickhambrook-pc.gov.uk
Chair of Parish Council; Vice Chair - Estates Ctte
County Councillor