Chedgrave is an ancient village, although it now consists largely of 1960s residential properties and has a population of approximately 600. Separated from Loddon by the River Chet, it retains its independence with a separate parish council.

On the outskirts of the village there are a number of small boatyards and a caravan site, which serve the Norfolk Broads holiday trade. There are also a number of small businesses, offering local employment opportunities.

It also has a useful number of shops including a baker, greengrocer, general store and launderette; a nursery; community rooms; and a Nursing Home.

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All Saints, Chedgrave

Hardley Road Chedgrave NR14 6NQ.

Number on Electoral Roll: 37 (usual Sunday attendance 22 - except Xpressions Cafe on 1st Sunday which usually has between 50 and 70 present)

Chedgrave along with Hardley and Langley has been part of the Chet Valley Benefice since 1997. Prior to that it had its own Rector.

Normal Pattern of Worship (see Chet Valley Churches Calendar for up-to-date information)

1^st Sunday                            09:00 Holy Communion - Informal

                                                      09:30 - 12:00  Xpressions Cafe

2^nd Sunday                          09:30  Holy Communion (BCP, traditional language)

3^rd Sunday                           09:30  Service of the Word (Contemporary language)

4^th Sunday                           09:30 Holy Communion (CW, contemporary language)

5^th Sunday                           See Benefice services

Weekdays                             Tuesday 09:00 Informal Morning Prayer

                                                      Wednesday 10:00 am: Holy Communion (except 3^rd Wednesday)

                                                      Saturday 09:00 Morning Prayer

See what the Norfolk Churches site has to say.