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Competitive Cratfield!
The Heveningham Hall Country Fayre is a huge annual event in a grand country mansion, and attracts visitors from surrounding villages and further afield. The Raft Race on Capability Brown’s lake is keenly competed and in 2013 Cratfield won!
Cratfield & The Domesday Book
To understand the history of Cratfield let’s start with The Domesday Book. William the Conqueror wanted to know what he owned so undertook a survey of those parts of England under Norman control, starting in 1086. The Little Domesday Book was a … Continued
Cratfield Cakes
Concerts at Cratfield is a popular summer season of concerts in St Mary’s Church, Cratfield. The capacity and enthusiastic audience are keen to support young performers, and to enjoy the Cratfield Cakes in the interval! Chocolate Cake is popular and this cake, flavoured with cinnamon, … Continued
Suffolk Seasons Flower Farm
Suffolk Seasons Flower Farm is a new business in Cratfield, growing traditional, beautiful, British blooms to supply professional florists as well as those who love and enjoy flowers in their homes. And for that special gift or ‘Big Event’, Suffolk Seasons … Continued
Cratfield Village Hall
The Village Hall is very important in small villages, providing a centre for people to meet. Cratfield Village Hall will be the venue for our Art Exhibition during the Open Weekend on 14 & 15 June this year. Cratfield Village … Continued
Cratfield Countryside
The season is changing – primroses are sheltering in the ditches.
St Mary’s Church, Cratfield
St Mary’s Church in Cratfield in the evening light. A Church was established in Cratfield at the time of the Domesday Book of 1086, but most of the current church dates from 1300s and 1400s. Suffolk has many old churches … Continued
Bradshaw, Hand Book to London, Day 7, Paddington to Lamb’s Conduit Street (no.47)
The Marylebone Baths and Wash-houses, built in 1850, offered ‘..107 separate baths, besides two large swimming baths, with a constant supply of tepid water..’.





