3 dimensions, and 0 households that were deprived in all 4 of the dimensions. Demographics In the 2001 census, the number of people who identified as "White (British)" was 297, of the 303 people who lived in the village. This works out to be 98% of the population that identifies as a white British person. The rest of the town, which was only 6 people, identified as "white (Other)" This changed in the 2011 census, where, of the 263 people who lived in the village at the time, 253 identified as white British, which is a decrease to 96% of the population of Parham. There were 10 people who identified as something other than white British, these was 1 person who identified as Irish, 5 people who identified as other white, 1 who identified as "mixed/multiple ethnic groups, White and Black Caribbean, and 3 who identified as mixed/multiple ethnic groups; White and Asian. this shows that the village is becoming more diverse. Notable residents Ray Hanna (1928–2005), aviator, was resident in the village for several years, and his grave lies in St. Mary's Churchyard. References External links Parish Council website Villages in Suffolk Civil parishes in Suffolk