Old Buckenham is a small village and civil parish set in the distinctive, sandy pine and heather landscape of Breckland in Norfolk, England. The village retains a compact centre of flint and brick cottages clustered around its medieval church and the earthwork remains of a Norman motte‑and‑bailey, giving a strong sense of local history while sitting within easy reach of market towns such as Attleborough and Thetford.
One of the village’s most notable features is Old Buckenham Airfield, a former Second World War base that now hosts vintage aircraft displays and community events, bringing visitors and a touch of aviation heritage to the area. The local economy remains largely rural and agricultural, supplemented by small businesses and tourism, and the village retains a lively social life with a village hall, pubs and active societies that contribute to a close‑knit community feel while many residents commute to nearby centres like Norwich.
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