Loddon stands on the southern banks of the River Chet and is the focal point of this part of South Norfolk.  This village, which is bypassed by the main Norwich to Beccles road, has a population of over 2,000.  Water based leisure activities are a major part of the Loddon scene.  The staithes were once the unloading point for wherries, which sailed from the River Yare with coal and corn.  Now they serve yachtsmen during the season and together with the boat building and letting yards, make an important contribution to the economy of the town.  The town also boasts many independent shops, pubs, restaurants and businesses, which serve the people of Loddon and those in surrounding villages.

The Parish Council will be pleased to offer additional information should you require it.  You can contact the Council in person between 10am and 12 noon on Tuesday and Thursday mornings in the library annexe, or phone 01508 522020.  Alternatively you can email loddonpc@yahoo.co.uk 

or write to Loddon Parish Council, The Old Town Hall, 1 Bridge Street, Loddon, NR14 6LZ. 

The community has an alternative website at
http://www.loddon.org.uk/ which may provide additional information.