CROXTON PARISH

Introduction

The Parish of Croxton sits in The Brecks in south Norfolk having borders with Stanford and Sturston to the north, Wretham to the east, Kilverstone to the south , and Thetford and Lynford to the west. The importance of the landscape in the parish is recognised by its designation as an Area of Special Protection (policy ENV.1) – Area of Important Landscape Quality. The parish is largely rural farmland in nature having two main residential areas located at Croxton village and at Hill House Lane/Heathlands Drive in addition to scattered smaller farm/residential locations. Croxton is a thriving active parish with a Post Office/Shop, Village Hall, Playing field and Play Area, an RNA Club plus a number of separately organised Activity Groups. The Village Hall Committee also organise a number of events throughout the year. The village is predominantly defined as a conservation area and has a number of listed buildings and structures, the largest of these being All Saints Church, parts of which experts believe date back to 800 – 900 AD.

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