Suffolk, England

John Cooper · Administrator

RE: Hemley

John Cooper · Administrator

All roads lead to and from the single lane to Hemley from either Newbourne or Waldringfield

John Cooper · Administrator

There are three Listed Buildings in Hemley see them here

http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/england/suffolk/hemley

John Cooper · Administrator

Anyone from the village viewing this page today might be interested to know your hidden village is not a secret anymore, as the village is being featured on The Lesley Dolphin Show today, give Lesley a ring and tell us listeners all about your village

Lesley Dolphin
Presenter /Producer of Lesley's Afternoon Show weekdays 12.30 - 4.00. `It's All About Suffolk'

BBC Radio Suffolk.
Phone 01473 250000
direct line 01473 340723
e.mail Lesley.dolphin@bbc.co.uk
online website: www.bbc.co.uk/suffolk

John Cooper · Administrator

Looking at my own and the notes Church of All Saints I would like to think that if I had to have a chance to live in Suffolk for its peace and quiet only it would have to be here, there are only about 50 people living here

A place of worship was mentioned in The Domesday Survey of 1086
15c brick built tower very similar to that of nearby Waldringfield & Kesgrave
Much restoration was completed to nave, chancel and porch in 1889
One time Rector William Cavell was thought to be connected to nurse Edith Cavell
12/13c Font
Royal Arms of George III
The reredos was salvaged from a WWI Belgian Church
A list of Rectors can be traced back to 1314
Three bells existed in 1553, only one currently exists dd 1774
The Registers date from 1698