Reydon

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Reydon
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Statistics
Population: 2,567 (2001 Census)
Ordnance Survey
OS grid reference: TM499774
Administration
District: Waveney
Shire county: Suffolk
Region: East of England
Constituent country: England
Sovereign state: United Kingdom
Other
Ceremonial county: Suffolk
Historic county: Suffolk
Services
Police force: Suffolk Constabulary
Fire and rescue: {{{Fire}}}
Ambulance: East of England
Post office and telephone
Post town: SOUTHWOLD
Postal district: IP18
Dialling code: 01502
Politics
UK Parliament: Suffolk Coastal
European Parliament: East of England

Reydon is a small village adjacent to but inland of Southwold in Suffolk, England. It is less historic than Southwold.

The parish church is St Margarets. Reydon High School closed some years ago, with students now being bussed to other schools in the area. However, Reydon Primary School is still running with many children from the village, Wrentham, wangford and southwold going there.

Reydon is based around 3 main roads: Halesworth, Wangford and Lowestoft, each leading to their respective places.

There are 2 shops in Reydon, the post office, also known as "Barbrooks" (because of the owner) which stocks many groceries, magazinces, and general household goods. There is also "Boydens" who stock a lot of foods. Peter Boyden (the owner).

Reydon has in recent years been flooded with new housing construction causing it to lose that small village feeling, mainly due to the house prices in Southwold

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