Covid-19 - do you need help?
Call the shop on 01449 740224 during opening hours
Call 0333 335 5037 or text 07520 645229 out of hours
Covid-19 - can you give help...?
with delivering essentials, food and medication OR
with phone support for those in need?
New delivery service from the shop
If you are unwell, please do not go to the shop!
Telephone 01449 740224, email us at shop@hitchamsuffolk.org.uk or use our online form, and your order will be delivered to your doorstep.
Hitcham News
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Roadworks on Bury Road on 29 April, 9.30-15.30
Suffolk Highways are planning to carry out a pothole and patch repair on Bury Road, Hitcham on the 29 April 2020, between the hours of 9.30am and 3.30pm. This will require a temporary road closure (from Dale Road to Balls Hill) so that we can carry out our works...
Keep fit at Hitcham Village Hall – suspended
Keep fit at Hitcham Village Hall Every Tuesday at 2pm TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED FROM 17TH March 2020 We’ll be back as soon as we can—Watch this space • £4.00 per session payable per term, OR £5.00 payable on the day • Great fun with friendly people • This 45 minute class...
Coronavirus – can you help?
Following the Parish Council AGM last week Chairman Allan Scott is setting up a Covid-19 Support Group to help get supplies and medicines to people who have self-isolated - and especially to more vulnerable people in our village community. The Support Group is on...
Coronavirus – and how our village shop can help…
What are our priorities? First, the health of our staff! Secondly, we want to keep the shop open and normal as long and as effectively as possible. Thirdly, we will act as an information clearing point for Hitchamand for any local villages who wish to join our...
Minutes of the Parish Council AGM held on 11 March 2019
Minutes of the Parish Council Meeting held on 13 January 2020
Minutes of the Parish Council Meeting on 30 January 2020
Parish Council AGM Residents’ Agenda 9 March 2020
Security Watch keeps village church bells safe
Hitcham villagers mounted a 24-hour security watch to keep their church bells safe from thieves after they were lowered to the ground ready to be restored. ‘We have spent the last three weeks preparing for this weekend,’ explained Nicola Currie, Project Co-ordinator....
Bricked up church door reveals hidden secrets
A doorway in the church tower at All Saints Church, Hitcham, has been reopened after 149 years. The work has been part of a major restoration project to restore the bells. The door was bricked up in 1871 when the musicians’ gallery in the church tower become unsafe...