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The church building watches over the A145 road from Beccles to Blythburgh with a car park opposite. It has Norman origins with a 15th century tower, and a handsome Tudor brick porch. Inside, the font bowl is 15th century on an earlier base, and there are carvings, and fragments of medieval wall paintings. The village of Shadingfield consists of some 60 dwellings, but the parish boundary with Willingham St Mary divides the main centre of population, and the number of people served by Shadingfield church almost doubles when that part of Willingham is included. The Village Hall, known locally as the Abbey, (although no-one can remember why), was originally built as a Mission Hall in the 1890’s. It is used increasingly by the community after the completion of a recent restoration programme. The Fox public house has also reopened recently after extensive refurbishment.
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