health compared to 2.2% of the population having bad to very bad health. Places of interest Church of St Mary The church of St Mary is a fine example of East Anglian late Medieval work. The church is a Grade 1 listed building and dates from around the 11th century. The church often attracts visitors due to the beautifully painted ceiling. The ceiling was painted by Mildred Holland, the wife of William Holland who was the rector of the parish for 44 years through the years 1848–1892. Holland painted the Chancel roof in the style of the 15th century and during her work, the church was closed for eight months from September 1859 to April 1860. Three years later, Mildred painted the nave and other furnishings of the church. Some of the more recent painted furnishings are as a tribute to her. Huntingfield Arms The Huntingfield arms, previously known as the Arms Inn, is listed as a grade II building. It has been part of the village since the late 18th century. The Hub The Hub, located across the green from the Arms, is a modern example of a village hall, built in 2015/16 to serve the three villages of Huntingfield, Heveningham and Ubbeston. Transport Car ownership within the parish is quite high, as the 2011 census showed there are currently 130 cars registered to households in the area. Huntingfield has very limited transport facilities. The nearest railway station is in Halesworth, about 4 miles away from the parish. Bus services are also very limited. The nearest bus stop is 4 miles away (6 km). This is evident as the census from 2011 showed the most common mode of transport to work was by car or a van. 53 people were listed as driving a car to work, while 6 were listed as being a passenger in a car or a van. The remaining population travelled to work on a bike/moped or on foot, with only one person using a train. A high proportion, 21 people, are remote workers, while 44 people are not in employment. Economy Historically, employment in Huntingfield appears to have been firmly based within the agricultural sector. The 1881 census also revealed a large majority of women were of unknown occupation. The bar chart shows the types of occupations of the population of Huntingfield and the number of men and women employed in each sector. Despite