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Nedging
Introduction
A dry parish, recorded in Domesday as "Niedinga". According to our information there has been no public house located in this parish since 1840 (or earlier). Please let us know if you know different.
The old village school is said to have been the smallest one ever built in Suffolk, measuring barely nine by five metres!
A Q Type bombing decoy was in use in Nedging (at TM 007 476) in 1942 to deflect enemy night-time bombing from RAF Wattisham.
Acknowledgements
Some historical information from English Heritage's National Monuments Record.


