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1 Real Ale pub
1 closed pub



Last updated: June 26th 2010

A relatively new parish set in the heart of Constable country which was formed from parts of the adjacent parishes of Assington, Nayland, Polstead & Stoke-by-Nayland in 1868. The church (St Mathew) was erected in 1835 with a register dating from 1863.

In 1952 local people, primarily the farming community, decided they would create a civil parish of Leavenheath and establish a parish council, using the earlier established ecclesiastical boundaries.

Also see Leavenheath Honey Tye and the Parish Council website.


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estimated population (2007) of Leavenheath: 1380

Local licensing authority for Leavenheath is Babergh

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