Parish Website
If you wish to contact the Parish Council, please do so via the Clerk in the first instance.
The Clerk can be emailed on: clerk@hacheston-pc.gov.uk
Would you like to book the Village Hall? Please email hachestonvillagehall@yahoo.com
For Church queries, the priest, Ann Kember, can be contacted on annkember58@gmail.com
District Councillor
Sally Noble
Ward: Wickham Market
Parishes: Campsea Ashe, Farnham, Hacheston, Little Glemham, Marlesford, Pettistree,
Stratford St Andrew, Ufford, Wickham Market
Address:
c/o Riverside
4 Canning Road
Lowestoft
Suffolk
NR33 3EQ
Telephone 07823 814633
Email: sally.noble@eastsuffolk.gov.uk
The County Councillor for Framlingham and Wickham Market is now Stephen Molyneux.
Email: Stephen.Molyneux@suffolk.gov.uk
The MP representing the Central Suffolk and North Ipswich Constituency is Patrick Spencer.
Suffolk County Council is your one stop shop for reporting all Highways and Public Rights of Way related problems and issues. Their website is easy to use and is the most direct way to report all non-emergency faults and matters of concern, covering a whole host of categories with anything from verge cutting and trees, to damaged roads, missing signs and street lighting etc.
Reporting highway maintenance emergencies - Suffolk County Council
www.suffolk.gov.uk
Customer.services@suffolk.gov.uk
0345 606 6067
Any problems deemed as causing an immediate danger to public safety should be reported on the following emergency telephone number: 0345 606 6171.
East Suffolk Council- for anti-social behaviour, fly tipping, bin collection issues etc
www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk
Customer Services - 0333 016 2000
For ASB reports - asbu@eastsuffolk.gov.uk
Suffolk Police - for anti-social behaviour and other crimes
Non-emergency reporting - 101
Online reporting - www.suffolk.police.uk
In the event of an emergency -999
UK Power Networks
To report power cuts
https://www.ukpowernetworks.co.uk/power-cut 0800 316 3105
You can also receive updates and receive text alerts for future power cuts on their website.
These authorities prefer to receive reports directly from the person affected, but you are welcome to keep the Parish Council informed so that we are aware of local concerns too.
Did you know, you can sign up to be alerted about local road closures and diversions? Visit https://one.network/ for more information.
