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20.08.20

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THE HOXNE NEIGHBOURHOOD DEVELOPMENT PLAN – work has begun on this policy document which will guide development and protect open spaces in the village. DROP IN EVENTS AT HOXNE SWAN on THURSDAY 20 AUGUST 4 to 7 and SATURDAY 22 AUGUST 11 to 3. PLEASE VISIT AND LET US HAVE YOUR VIEWS ON THE FUTURE OF YOUR VILLAGE. More information is available at http://www.hoxneneighbourhoodplan.co.uk/

St Peter and St Paul Church with St Edmund, Hoxne

Facemasks – Members of Hoxne Church have been making facemasks to raise funds for The Children’s Society and for Hoxne Church. The masks are available to buy at The Hoxne Village Shop and at The Swan Public House.

Alternatively, please email me at cabbott364@gmail.com.

All donations would be gratefully received - a guideline suggestion is £3.00 per mask, but an amount you are able to give would be greatly appreciated.

The Children’s Society is involved in outreach and housing for homeless children plus research into social issues, and, has been doing a huge amount both locally and nationally during the Coronavirus Pandemic. They have a centre in Norwich.

Thank you for your support

Caroline Abbott

Welcome to the Village of Hoxne

Hoxne is a beautiful old Suffolk village with a unique and truly ancient history. The first Hoxnians settled

here over 320,000 years ago alongside a lake and, a major geological period, the Hoxnian Interglacial

(375,000 to 425,000 years ago), was named after Hoxne. John Frere discovered the first human tools at the

site which had become the Hoxne brick pit; the Hoxne Hoard is one of the biggest discoveries of Roman

treasure in the UK much of which is on display at The British Museum. It is thought the martyrdom of King

(later Saint) Edmund took place at Hoxne in 869 AD, and until the 9th century, the ancient Bishop's seat of

East Anglia was at Hoxne before being moved to Norfolk. There are many interesting local walks and places

to see as well as much interesting architecture. The 13^th century church of

St Peter and St Paul which stands at the top of a hill overlooking the village and The Swan Inn, a magnificent

15th century pub, are both worthy of a visit.

To know more about Hoxne’s unique history, visit the Hoxne Heritage website http://hoxnehistory.org.uk

Please do keep us updated with forthcoming events, news and photographs for the gallery

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