Suffolk Mow and Grow

Mow and Grow - Suffolk Coastal is a social enterprise offering a garden clearance  including:hedge cutting, strimming, mowing and weeding. We offer a discounted rate of £10 per garden to vulnerable and elderly people, those who are in receipt of certain benefits and community groups.

We are offering a free garden clearance for the first 50 people who get in
contact with us.

If you would like to contact us to find out further information about what we do, then please contact us on: 01728 831 230 or email us on :
suffolkcoastal@mowandgrow.org.uk.

Waldringfield Emailing Group

Waldringfielders Emailing Group

This group exists to allow residents of Waldringfield, Waldringfield Heath and the nearby area to exchange information among themselves. It can be used to offer items for sale or free, to ask for the loan, purchase or donation of items, to ask for help or advice, to advertise village events and to pass on information relevant to the village. You can contact Steve James directly at waldringfielders-owner@yahoogroups.com. or telephone him on: 01473 811783

Waldringfield Fairway Committee

Email the Secretary for more details or tel 01394 276004

Church Field Trust

This new facility provides recreation and playspace for all the inhabitants of the village.

Deben Watch 

It is hard to imagine any property more vulnerable to theft and vandalism than a boat left on a mooring or mudberth, possibly unvisited for prolonged periods of time. If you own a boat of whatever description, it is a likely target for the criminal.

Boat crime in some areas is on the increase therefore we need to be vigilant and proactive to make sure we minimise our own risk and exposure to this growing threat. The ultimate aim of ‘Deben Watch’ is to help reduce the opportunities for crime by raising the awareness of security around moorings, marinas, boatyards and other places where boats and marine equipment are kept.

To learn more visit the Deben Watch Website

Waldringfield Good Neighbours

At their annual meeting on 7th June members of the Good Neighbour Scheme voted to wind the scheme up - due to the very small demand. They decided to donate their remaining funds to Age Concern Suffolk. This has now been done and all key papers will be deposited with the PC for safe keeping.