for use for everyone. It was built after £200,000 was eventually raised by local residents. Facilities: The main hall – relatively large, 15m x 5.5m, holding a capacity of 120 standing, 80 seated. There is also a meeting room, 7m x 3.5m with a capacity of 40 standing 30 seated. The Hall also boasts a kitchen, foyer, toilets and full wheelchair access. Regular users: Computer Club, Wacton Coffee Morning, Pilates, Fitsteps, Wacton Parish Council meetings, Wacton Village Hall meetings Demographics The above graph shows the total population of Wacton in the years from 1801–2011. There has been growth in between 1801 and 2011, however it has been quite conservative with the initial population being 241, with the population being 302 as of 2011. However the vast majority of this growth has been between 1961 and 2001 where the population grew from 172 to 319. Before 1961, despite occasional peaks in growth, the population was in gradual decline. Since 2001 the population has shrunk very slightly to 302 (2001), however its to early to say whether this is going to be a trend for decades to come, or whether it is simply another trough before a peak in growth. The current population of Wacton is a relatively old one – 59.3% of Wacton's residents are over 45 years of age. The largest age bracket grouping is 45–59 which account for 28.1% of Wacton's total population. The percentage of Wacton's residents under 18 is just 17.9% The ethnic make-up of Wacton is overwhelmingly white British, 94.4% of Wacton's population is in this group. The remaining 5.6% is various other ethnic groups, the only ethnic group other than white British with more than 2 residents in Wacton is the white/Asian mixed group which has 5 The socio-economic classification of much of Wacton's residents could be considered middle-class. This is light of the fact that the most common occupations for Wacton's residents are "Professional Occupations" (31 residents) and "Associate Professional and Technical Occupations" (26). Other notable careers Wacton residents have are "Skilled Trade Occupations" (24), "Administrative and Secretarial Occupations" (19) and "Managers, Directors and Senior Official Occupations" (18) References External links All Saints on the European Round Tower Churches website Villages in Norfolk South Norfolk