Quick links
An introductory guide to Hawstead for new villagers
Welcome Booklet for new residents April [...]
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Includes a map of our greens and the Millennium Field
Confirmed byelaws 2016.pdf
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Hawstead on film:
To watch a short video made by Andy and Janet Taplin in support of our bid for Suffolk Village of the Year (2014), visit our Picture Gallery page.
Village information:
Visit our Documents page where you'll also find previous copies of the Village Voice and its predecessor, The Hawstead Journal.
Events
Upcoming parish council and community council meetings. For all other village events and updates, take a look at our Events page.
Parish council meetings:
Parish Council meetings are held on the second Thursday of January, March, May, July, September and November in the village hall at 7.30pm. The agenda will be posted here a few days before each meeting
Church services
All Saints, Hawstead
Services take place as follows:
- Second Sunday of each month (morning prayer at 11am)
- Fourth Sunday of each month (Eucharist at 11am)
St Peter, Nowton
Services take place as follows:
- First and third Sunday of each month at 11am
Dates and times of all benefice services can be found on the noticeboard at All Saints, Hawstead.
You can also visit the website: A Church Near You from the Church of England.
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Please note that archive material posted onto the website before 25 May 2018 may include limited personal data for which consent to publication has not been given.
Address
This website is maintained by local volunteers, for which thanks.
Any enquiries regarding this website can be addressed to Hawstead Parish Council.
E-mail
clerk@hawstead-pc.gov.uk
Also on the Contacts page you'll find MAPS!
ShareThe Listed Buildings of Hawstead
There are approximately 127 dwellings in Hawstead and 23 of them are listed as Grade 2 by English Heritage. Several other structures (barns etc) are also listed as Grade 2, whilst All Saints Church is listed as Grade 1. The site of the former Hawstead Place is also in the list (plus associated fishponds) as a 'sheduled' item.
You can see the full list by downloading the file below: you can also see more details on the English Heritage website. From the Home Page you can search for "Hawstead". This will return all the Hawstead buildings, plus several others, a few in Sicklesmere, and a few elswhere in the country where 'Hawstead' is in the address.
You can also see photographs of almost all the listed buildings on the "Images of England" website (another English Heritage site). There's no picture of either Hawstead Lodge or Pipers Hall Farm and several of the non-dwelling structures are missing - but interestingly you'll see the Moot Hall, Clacton on Sea. This used to be Mannings Farmhouse, located near to Hawstead Place and was moved in its entirety c1911 to its present site.
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