Mid Suffolk

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Mid Suffolk District
Shown within Suffolk
Geography
Status:	District
Region:	East of England
Admin. County:	Suffolk
Area: - Total	Ranked 40th 871.07 km²
Admin. HQ:	Needham Market
ONS code:	42UE
Demographics
Population: - Total (2007 est.) - Density	Ranked 238th 93,800 108 / km²
Ethnicity:	99.0% White
Politics
Mid Suffolk District Council http://www.midsuffolk.gov.uk/
Leadership:	Leader & Cabinet
Executive:	Conservative
MPs:	Michael Lord, David Ruffley

Mid Suffolk is a local government district in Suffolk, England. Its council is based in Needham Market.

The district was formed on 1 April 1974 by the merger of the Borough of Eye, Stowmarket urban district, Gipping Rural District, Hartismere Rural District and Thedwastre Rural District.

[edit] Communities

The district has the most parishes in Suffolk, with a total of 122 parishes and towns.

• Akenham
• Ashbocking
• Ashfield cum Thorpe
• Aspall
• Athelington
• Bacton
• Badley
• Badwell Ash
• Barham
• Barking
• Battisford
• Baylham
• Bedfield
• Bedingfield
• Beyton
• Botesdale
• Braiseworth
• Bramford
• Brome and Oakley
• Brundish
• Burgate
• Buxhall
• Claydon
• Coddenham
• Combs
• Cotton
• Creeting St Mary
• Creeting St Peter
• Crowfield
• Debenham
• Denham
• Drinkstone
• Elmswell
• Eye
• Felsham
• Finningham
• Flowton
• Framsden
• Fressingfield
• Gedding
• Gipping
• Gislingham
• Gosbeck
• Great Ashfield
• Great Blakenham
• Great Bricett
• Great Finborough
• Harleston
• Haughley
• Helmingham
• Hemingstone
• Henley
• Hessett
• Hinderclay
• Horham
• Hoxne
• Hunston
• Kenton
• Langham
• Laxfield
• Little Blakenham
• Little Finborough
• Mellis
• Mendham
• Mendlesham
• Metfield
• Mickfield
• Monk Soham
• Needham Market
• Nettlestead
• Norton
• Occold
• Offton
• Old Newton with Dagworth
• Onehouse
• Palgrave
• Pettaugh
• Rattlesden
• Redgrave
• Redlingfield
• Rickinghall Inferior
• Rickinghall Superior
• Ringshall
• Rishangles
• Shelland
• Somersham
• Southolt
• Stoke Ash
• Stonham Aspal
• Stonham Earl
• Stonham Parva
• Stowlangtoft
• Stowmarket
• Stowupland
• Stradbroke
• Stuston
• Syleham
• Tannington
• Thorndon
• Thornham Magna
• Thornham Parva
• Thrandeston
• Thurston
• Thwaite
• Tostock
• Walsham-le-Willows
• Wattisfield
• Westhorpe
• Wetherden
• Wetheringsett-cum-Brockford
• Weybread
• Whitton
• Wickham Skeith
• Wilby
• Willisham
• Wingfield
• Winston
• Woolpit
• Worlingworth
• Wortham
• Wyverstone
• Yaxley

[edit] External links

• Mid Suffolk District Council
• Table of wards that comprise Mid Suffolk and the parishes that this 2001 law defines as constituting each of those wards

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