Local News
Please see the following pages for useful information and local news.
23 May 2018
You can report all Highways & Public Rights of Way related problems direct to Suffolk County Council via their website-
www.suffolk.gov.uk.
Click on the "Report" icon, and choose the relevant category.
Then follow the instructions online to report the problem.
You should receive an email confirming receipt of your report.
Any problems deemed as causing an immediate danger to public safety should be reported to 0345 606 6171.
Read more on Reporting faults with pavements, roads, footpaths etc.
16 May 2018
Our thanks to Michael Gray for re-painting the telephone kiosk and replacing some of the glass panes.
Read more on Refurbished Telephone Box
15 May 2018
Have you heard of The Corrance Trust? It was formed with some of the proceeds from the sale of Parham's school.
Read more on Help for Children in the Village- The Corrance Trust
15 May 2018
Many thanks to Michael & Alan Gray who recently carried out a litter pick in the village.
Read more on Litterpick
9 May 2018
Following Parham Parish Council's AGM, we are pleased to announce that the end of year accounts and paperwork has been completed.
Read more on End of Year Accounts
8 May 2018
Many thanks to all who came to see our new sign being unveiled. We counted over 80 people which was brilliant! After the unveiling, refreshments were served by Parish Councillors in the Village Hall, with delicious cakes from Garnetts Gardens and also a photo cake of our new village sign. The event was also covered by Radio Suffolk & Nearthecoast.com
Read more on New Village Sign
30 April 2018
A reminder that our new village sign will be unveiled next Monday at 2pm on the Pound, between the bridge and the bus stop.
Read more on Village Sign Unveiling
29 April 2018
Please see information below re Calor Gas Rural Community Grants:
Read more on Rural Grants Available
9 April 2018
Parham Parish Council have recently conducted a thorough pavement and footpath review of the village, which highlights some dangerous areas and potential hazards.
Read more on Parham Parish Council Footpath Review
6 April 2018
Why not be a tourist in your own village and spend a couple of hours looking around the Museum's new artifacts and exhibitions, including a children's ink stamper trail?
Dog walkers are welcome to stop off for a drink and snack at the shop and water is provided for four legged-friends.
There are also several geocaches hidden within walking distance of the museum- including a new one in the museum grounds.
Open Sundays 11-5, free admission.
The Museum is also desperate for volunteers who would be happy on their rota to work one or two Sundays or Wednesdays a month- meeting and greeting visitors or working in the tearoom and gift shop.
Come along and support your local museum.
Read more on Parham Airfield Museum