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Welcome to Exning dot Net

For Links to websites of local organisations and other interests see below

Exning is a village in Suffolk,  It lies just off the A14 trunk road, roughly 12 miles (19 km) east-northeast of Cambridge, and 10 miles (16 km) south-south-east of Ely. The nearest large town is Newmarket which is 2 miles to the south.

This website has been established by residents of the village to provide a focus for information about the village, links to the many websites in the village and a home to the Exning section of the “22 Villages” website produced to celebrate the millennium.

Exning is reputed to have been the capital of the Iceni tribe and therefore the home of Queen Boadicea (Boudicca)(Local Lore). She appears on the village sign.

Christianity came to Exning in AD630 with the conversion of King Anna. Exning is reputed to have been the birthplace of his daughter Saint Etheldreda, to whom the cathedral at Ely is dedicated.

After over 1300 years it is good that there is still a lively worshipping church in the village

Exning Community Church Hall (ECCH) is the venue for many local activities including Music Builds Communities (MBC), fitness sessions, dancing, activities for children and young people, committee meetings, and as a cinema.

If you want to know more about the history of Exning there are 2 excellent books which are available from the Post Office:’

• The Exning Story’ by Peter May and Roy Tricker (produced to celebrate 1350 years of a church in Exning)
• ‘Exning – the Last 170 years’ (with lots of information and photos following the development of the village as it moved from an Agrarian economy)

There is also some information on line:

• about the history http://www.exningparishchurch-old.uk/history_village.htm
• those buried in the Churchyard  http://www.exningparishchurch-old.uk/St_Martins_churchyard.htm

Exning Parish Churches

Exning Primary School

Exning Community Church Hall

Old Pictures of Exning

A Walk around Exning

Links to websites of local organisations and other interests

Exning Ladies Football Club

22 Villages

Exning from the Air

Churchyard

Exning Remembers

Roll of Honour

Studlands Residents Facebook

Exning Community Page on FB

Exning Enlistment
Re-enactment

Exning Iceni Colts FC

Burwell & Exning Cricket Club

Exning Tennis Club

For news of a new defibrillator at Exning Community Church Hall and a map showing both locations click here

Defibrillator Locations

The Book Club is re-opening in the Church porch click here

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On November 8, 2014 we held the “Exning Enlistment Re-enactment” at Exning School to commemorate all those Exning men who served in WWI and MBC organised a concert in, St Martins Church, with a sing-a-long of WWI songs, readings, poems and “The Last Post” played on a variety of instruments