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WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE WE ? |
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This tiny village nestles in the depths of the mainly agricultural countryside, in the south-east of the rural county of Norfolk (UK). It is mentioned in the Domesday book as "Sithinga" and currently has a scattered population of around 300 living within the parish .In our fast changing world this village still contains a shop and post office, a school and a church (which appears in the background to this page). It is within the South Norfolk District Council administrative area. |
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Some sites of interest in the parish include: - The Millennium Village SignChurch of St. Margaret & St. Remigius Seething Mere - a large village pond The Village School The War MemorialVillage ShopsThe Airfield - built as a World War Two U.S.A.F. bomber baseOld and New - Seething in pictures |
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Please click on "Making Norfolk Safer" a policing initiative for our villages. Please click on "John Fuller our South Norfolk District Councillor" pages of useful information about our surrounding villages but do not necessarily expect him to be prepared to represent local views on planning matters in his elected role with South Norfolk District Council. Please click on "The Parish Pump" to make your own comments or read what others have said.This panel updated: November 2nd 2009 |
This website was first posted in December 1997. Last updated and moved to a new server on November 2nd 2009 - now 12 years on the web.
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