We hope you find this site both useful and informative.

Kedington is a village of around 1800 residents, situated between Clare and Haverhill in the south-west corner of Suffolk. The City of Cambridge and towns of Newmarket and Bury St. Edmunds are all about 30 minutes away by road.  

There are several shops, including a post office and butcher in the centre of the village, but if you need to go further afield, then there are buses that go to Haverhill, Cambridge and Bury St. Edmunds, several times a day. We also have a library, a couple of pubs and a doctor's surgery.

The village boasts many organisations catering for lots of interests and most can be found on the 'Clubs and Organisations' page within this site. 

Jenny Smith's hand drawn map of Kedington  

Chairman of the Parish Council's annual report  
 

Kedington Parish Council has a vacancy for a parish councillor please look here for the Vacancy Notice.

Mr. Nic Rumsey, Director of Carisbrooke Investments will be attending the October Parish Council meeting to expand on his article in the Haverhill Echo.

Suffolk County Council is looking at ways it can provide/improve sustainable transport links in the rural areas. Check our News Page to see how you can take part.

Interested in setting up a Neighbourhood Watch group in your part of the village? If so call Diane Townsend on 01284 774499 or Morva Wortley on 01284 774041. Either of these ladies will be very happy to hear from you and tell you what is involved.

DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT OUR NEWS PAGE

Click  here to see the map that shows changes that could be made to the footpaths along Silver Street in order to improve road safety. This map is for discussion purposes ONLY. Please look at the News Page for more details 








Should you see any acts of petty, mindless vandalism being committed in Kedington. please ring 999 or 01284 774100

Click here for advice on passing information and reporting incidents (anonymously, if you prefer) to the Police. 

Did you know that in 1578, Queen Elizabeth I passed through Haverhill on her way from Horseheath Hall to Kedington Hall? 

This and other interesting facts can be found on the 2 new links that have been added to the History Page. One is a link to the Local Heritage Project, showing historical photographs of Kedington. The other is a link to the history of Haverhill and surrounding areas from the the Iron Age.

The latest edition of Kedington Contact, full of useful information and contact numbers, will soon be available in paper format but can be found here now. Please note it is in pdf format and a reader can be downloaded for free by using the link to Adobe on the Parish Council page