About The Worlingham Parish Council
The Worlingham Parish Council are the 3rd tier of Local Government after Suffolk County Council and East Suffolk Council and deals only with the village of Worlingham, Suffolk UK.
The Parish Council meet monthly, Parish Council meetings are public and everyone is invited to attend. The list of meeting dates is available to download HERE
Worlingham Neighbourhood Plan 2020 – 2036.
Regulation 14 Consultation 1st April 2021 – 9th June 2021.
You can download the draft Neighbourhood Plan for Worlingham Parish. It is one part of the development plan for the parish over the period 2020 to 2036, the other part being the recently adopted (new) local plan for the Waveney area. Its title is “East Suffolk Council – Waveney Local Plan”1. National planning policy will also apply.
Worlingham Parish Council Documents
| Title | Description | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Worlingham Neighbourhood Plan Reg 14 | DownloadPreview |
Wendy Summerfield – Chairman
Janet Mather – Parish Councillor
Eddie Hubbard – Parish councillor
Stuart Holman – Parish Councillor
John Raybould – Parish Councillor
Sylvia Robbins – Parish Councillor
Linda Kersey – Parish Councillor
Staurt Mather – Parish Councillor
Lesley Beevor – Parish Clerk
Elfrede Brambley-Crawshaw – Suffolk County Councillor
Graham Elliot – ESC Ward councillor
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Worlingham is a village and civil parish in the Waveney district of Suffolk, England about 1.3mi east of Beccles. As of 2008 it is effectively a suburb of Beccles. Worlingham has a limited range of shops including a local grocery and sub-post office, hairdresser, fish and chip shop, pharmacy and small newsagent. There are three parks.
The local church, which is approximately 900 years old, is dedicated to All Saints. Worlingham Hall is an 18th-century country house now converted to a country house hotel. Worlingham primary school serves the village and children attend Sir John Leman High School in Beccles from age 11. A community steering group has been created to bring life back into the village by giving the local children and teenagers places to go and do activities.
