Wattisham is a small, rural community in Babergh, Suffolk, England, set among rolling arable fields, hedgerows and quiet lanes. The settlement is scattered around farms and cottages with a small medieval parish church and the open skies and countryside that typify south‑eastern Suffolk, while larger towns and the county town, Ipswich, are within easy reach.
The parish is best known for Wattisham Airfield (formerly RAF Wattisham), a long‑running military aerodrome whose wartime and Cold War history and current Army Air Corps use give the area a distinctive character and local employment. The result is an unusual mix of tranquil farming community life, local wildlife interest and living military heritage that shapes social and economic life in the parish.
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