The Parish Council has generously funded the renovation of our village sign. Originally made by local craftsman the late Felix Wilding, it was desperately in need of a new coat of paint. Sent away to London to be worked on by an expert it was re-erected on a cold February day 2019. 

 The sign represents various aspects of this village; the windmill which stood in the grounds of Mill House until the 1950's, the Bleinheim aircraft of the RAF that flew from Wattisham airfield and the armorial bearings to link with the association with lords of the manor.

The newly repainted sign with Parish Council members Nigel and Marina Ford, Richard Morley, Sue Burnett, and parishioners Chris Morley, Sean hedges-Quinn and Charles Horne.

 The plaque on the village sign.

The picture above shows the sign being erected in 2001 with the late artist Felix Wilding on the left, Lord of the Manor the late Rupert Cooper and Parish Council Chairman Tony Logue.