11.4% Landmarks and notable buildings Beetley Village Hall Beetley Village Hall was built in the 1960s and is in the centre of the Parish, surrounded by a 9-acre playing field, which hosts football and cricket matches for the local teams, alongside carpet bowls and table tennis events. The site is protected by Fields in Trust through a legal "Deed of Dedication" safeguarding the future of the space as public recreation land for future generations to enjoy. The hall itself contains a large function room, smaller meeting room and kitchen facilities and is regularly used by groups, clubs, events and meetings between councillors. St Mary-Magdalen's Church The Church is believed to be built on the site mentioned in the Doomsday Book (1087) and is dated to 1320. The tower of the church was heightened in the 16th Century, with the north isle being demolished in the 18th century and with windows being installed in the wall. Education Infant and junior St Mary's Community Primary School Local media Beetley Parish Council publish a newsletter, called "The Beetley Buzz". The newsletter is delivered free to all households and provides information about local events. Sport Beetley Football Club play in the Crown Fire Central & South Norfolk League at the Village Hall Playing Field. Beetley Cricket Club play in the third division of the West Norfolk Cricket League. War Memorial Beetley's war memorial takes the form of two marble plaques inside St. Mary Magdalene's Church. It list the following names for the First World War: Lance-Corporal Ernest G. Buck (1891-1916), 2nd Battalion, Essex Regiment Lance-Corporal C. Arthur Buck (1894-1916), 8th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Gunner Leonard Massingham (d.1918), 440th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery Gunner Walter Rawson (d.1917), 88th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery Private Alfred E. Hubbard (d.1916), 7th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers Private Cyril A. Holmes (1896-1918), 1st Battalion, Grenadier Guards Private Walter J. Buck (1896-1917), 5th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Private Harry J. Hood (1899-1916), 8th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Sapper Frederick J. Burton (1875-1918), 35th Army Troops Company, Royal Engineers And, the following for the Second World War: Corporal John F. Hill (1917-1944), 5th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment Private Ronald W. Patterson (1921-1943), 5th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment References External links Villages in Norfolk Civil parishes in Norfolk Breckland District