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Welcome to Sedgeford Village Online

Sedgeford has a reputation for being one of the friendliest villages in Norfolk. It is situated within a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. The village is just minutes away from the sea and some of the most stunning beaches in the UK. Sedgeford is surrounded by open undulating countryside, is rich in history. It's a great place to visit and with only 600 residents it's an idyllic place to live and work.

 

New Homes In Jarvie Close

On Monday 7th September, Henry Bellingham MP officially opened the ten new homes recently completed in Jarvie Close, planting a tree to commemorate the occasion.

Local residents, Parish, District and County Councillors were invited to the event, along with many of those who had been involved in the development. These included Hastoe Housing Association, architects Parsons and Whittley, contractors E N Suiter & Sons and Employer's Agent Alan Bunyan.

Built to high standards of design and construction, the homes have environmental features including ground source heat pumps. Local people have priority for these affordable houses, which have been built on land made available by Kings Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council.

New resident Emily Moore said of her house, 'It's absolutely fabulous, we feel as if we're on holiday here'. Karen Rayner followed every stage of the project, visiting the site regularly: she and her husband love their new home and have already constructed a pond in the garden.

For further information about this project and about Hastoe's work, visit www.hastoe.com

for more pictures click here

Opening Pictures

 

In Praise of Famous Men

Over the August Bank Holiday weekend, the 2009 Festival at St Mary's Church celebrated a selection of 'famous men'. Some were characters from the Bible, who had shown bravery, courage and strong belief. Others were Englishmen whose remarkable qualities and achievements have had an impact on our lives today.

The picture below shows one of the many displays: printed copies of these and all the other photos taken of the festival are available from Peter Goddard - pwgoddard@btopenworld.com

click here for more pictures

church festival picture

 

Old images of Sedgeford

Keith Wright has been researching his family history and gathering information and photos from relatives. Below are a few images that Keith thought might be of interest to people visiting the web site.

If any readers have further information or photos on the history of the Buck, Keith would be pleased to hear from them.

To see larger pictures and for further information [CLICK HERE]

Old images of the Buck

 

Sedgeford Village Newsletters Available for Download

The latest Newsletter is now available for download. A library of previous Sedgeford Village Newsletters are also available to download from this web site.

[Click Here to visit the newsletter download page]

 

Sedgeford Community Lunch

Sedgeford Village holds a Community Lunch once a month, during each school term. The lunches are normally on the second Thursday of the month and start at 12 noon.

The Sedgeford Community Lunch is open to all Sedgeford residents and those with village connections. It is growing in popularity each month. Anyone who would like to come to future lunches should contact Janet Frost on 01485 571352 at least a week beforehand.

The lunches will be on:

Thursday 12th November 2009
Thursday 10th December 2009





See you there?

Sedgeford Community Lunch

 

What's on at Sedgeford Village Hall?

There is always something going on at Sedgeford Village Hall. For further information [CLICK HERE]