Welcome

Welcome to Reydon, a leafy village on the outskirts of the coastal town of Southwold in Suffolk.

Our website has been created by the parish council to share the latest news and events with our local community and to offer a warm welcome to visitors to our village. You will also find information here about village amenities and local services as well as updates, meeting agendas and minutes from the parish council.

Reydon Parish Council

Reydon Parish Council meets once a month at Reydon Village Hall. Meeting agendas, minutes as well as other reports can be found below.

View the agenda for the July meeting of Reydon Parish Council

View the minutes for the meeting of Reydon Parish Council in June 2023

Reydon Parish Council Planning Report July 2023

View meeting dates for 2023

Various 2021/2022 audit reports have been published here.

View all previous agendas and minutes.

Local Updates

Take a look at the latest news from our local area and check out our Events Listing. If you have a news update for the website or would like to promote a local event, please contact us at reydonweb@gmail.com

Election of Parish Councillors to Reydon Parish Council on Thursday, 4 May 2023: Statement of Persons Nominated & Notice of Uncontested Election.

Homechoice - the social housing vacancy newsletter edition dated 31 August.

The Village Hall is a popular hub of our community and can be hired for events.

Flooding at Potter's Bridge.

The depth of the broad is regularly monitored with a sensor. You will find the depth reading (from each morning) below.

Here is an indication of what each depth reading means. Different vehicles have different heights which means this can only provide a guide, but this should help you to be prepared for potential challenges passing the road:

Normal winter level:

110cm AOD

Lowest part of the road:

140cm AOD

Flooding across the road:

160cm AOD

Small cars can get swamped:

170cm AOD

Road may be closed:

180cm AOD

This page reports the sensor reading at approximately 6.30 a.m. each day. Weather conditions during the day mean that the real time depth may have changed. Heavy rain can also cause temporary surface drainage flooding.

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