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Welcome to the website for the village of Bruisyard in Suffolk.

Bruisyard is a small rural village with a population of about 175 set in beautiful and tranquil countryside by the River Alde in East Suffolk. The village is noted for the beautiful Grade 1 listed church of St Peter's which has a round tower dating from Saxon times, and for Bruisyard Hall which was the Abbey of the Order of the Poor Clares until the reformation when an Elizabethan Manor House was built on the site.

St. Peter's Church Bruisyard Hall

On this website you will find many recent and old photographs of Bruisyard, information on local events, local news, public services, records of Parish Council meetings and the progress we are making on building a Village Hall. There is also a directory of businesses and services that are based in Bruisyard.

We very much hope you enjoy visiting this site - and find the time to visit this beautiful village.

The site is maintained by Bruisyard Parish Council.

Bruisyard can be found by clicking on : Map

For information on local voluntary and community groups serving the wider Saxmundham area (the IP17 postcode area), visit the Saxmundham Community website.

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Latest News

Village Hall

BIG LOTTERY FUND ANNOUNCE THE AWARD OF £187,218 TO BRUISYARD PARISH COUNCIL TO BUILD THE VILLAGE HALL! SEE PRESS RELEASE.

Download the article published in the East Anglian Daily Times on 3 April 2008.
Newsletter
Read the latest Parish Newsletter.

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