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Parham, England

303Residents
75%Homeowners
44Average Age

Parham is a quaint, historic village in England, loved by Nextdoor Neighbours for its peaceful, quiet atmosphere. Nestled in beautiful scenery, it's a secluded haven teeming with wildlife, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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Woodbridge Community
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4 days ago

Action Fraud issue new alert warning to look out for unusual messages or phishing emails from hotel accounts using the https://booking.com/ platform. Those using the platform https://booking.com/ to book their holidays or accommodation are being warned they could be targeted with emails or messages requesting payments from hotels who have had their account taken over by fraudsters. Between June 2023 and September 2024, Action Fraud received 532 reports from individuals, with a total of £370,000 lost. Insight from Action Fraud reports suggests the individuals were defrauded after receiving unexpected messages and emails from a https://booking.com/ account belonging to a hotel they had a reservation with, which had been taken over by a criminal. Using this account, the criminals send in-app messages, emails, and WhatsApp messages to customers, deceiving them into making payment and/or requesting credit card details. The specific account takeovers are likely to be the result of a targeted phishing attack against the hotel or accommodation provider, and not https://booking.com/’s backend system or infrastructure. How can you protect yourself? https://booking.com/ and Action Fraud are providing the following advice on how to spot signs of fraud and protect your https://booking.com/ account: ▪️ No legitimate https://booking.com/ transaction will ever require a customer to provide their credit card details by phone, email, or text message (including WhatsApp). ▪️ Sometimes a hotel provider will manage their own payment and may reach out to request payment information, like credit card details – before providing any information, always verify the authenticity of communication between yourself and the hotel’s account. ▪️ If you receive any urgent payment requests that require immediate attention, like a booking cancellation, immediately reach out to the https://booking.com/ Customer Service team via the details on the official https://booking.com/ website and/or app to confirm. ▪️ Any payment requests that do not match the information in the original booking confirmation should also be double checked and confirmed with https://booking.com/ Customer Service before proceeding. ▪️ Any messages purporting to be from https://booking.com/ that contain instructions to follow links and/or open/download files should be treated with caution. ▪️ If you have any doubts about a message, contact https://booking.com/ directly. Don’t use the numbers or address in the suspicious message and use the details from their official website. If you receive any suspicious emails or text messages, report them by forwarding emails to: report@phishing.gov.uk, or texts to 7726. If you’ve lost money or provided financial information as a result of any phishing scam, notify your bank immediately and report it to Action Fraud via their website or by calling 0300 123 2040.

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4 days ago

Suffolk Police are urging Suffolk residents to be cautious and aware of fraudulent calls reporting suspicious activity on their bank accounts. There has been a rise in reports of courier fraud in the County with least at four reports of residents in the county receiving calls, supposedly from a Suffolk police officer, reporting fraudulent activity on their bank accounts. The victims were given officers’ names and collar numbers and are asked to contact police to verify these details. Courier fraud occurs when people are contacted by persons purporting to be police officers, or bank officials and duped into handing over money, valuables or bank cards, which are collected from their home address, often by couriers. The criminals use a variety of different tactics, often claiming that there is a problem with your account and they need your help to catch the real criminals. The victim may also be encouraged into handing over their bank cards and PINs, as well as high value items such as jewellery, watches and gold (coins or bullion). Victims can also be coerced into going out and buying items such as gold and jewellery from legitimate retailers on behalf of criminals. For more details about checking police officers’ identities, please visit: https://www.suffolk.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/fa/how-to-check-an-officers-identity A police officer should never: ▪️ Ask you for your bank details or PIN ▪️ Ask you to transfer funds to another account ▪️ Ask you to hand over cash or bank cards to a courier ▪️ Ask you to pay a fine or a fee to them or a third party over the phone or online ▪️ Ask you for access to your computer, passwords or log on details over the phone or online ▪️ Ask you to register personal details in an attachment or website online ▪️ Ask you to 'assist' in an investigation by doing any of the above ▪️ State that you are committing a crime by not complying ▪️ Communicate in an abusive, threatening or coercive manner

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5 days ago

We want everyone to enjoy and appreciate the Arch Cascade and ponds in Felixstowe as an important heritage feature and wildlife habitat. In response to concerns around reported anti-social behaviour, and in consultation with interested stakeholders, we have put in place several measures to mitigate anti-social behaviour and to enhance protection of the cascade pond and structure. These include updated signage to emphasise the special nature of the cascade pond and highlighting that the ornamental design is unsuitable for climbing or paddling, as well as installing railing at risk access points, which should also protect the hedge from damage. Planting on the roof of the cascade is also taking place to protect the worn areas of the framework which have been used as steps to climb on. While other ponds in the Seafront Gardens are surrounded by railings, it was agreed with Felixstowe Town Council, volunteers, and the Felixstowe Society, that fencing off the entire cascade area could diminish its appeal and would be an undesirable option. We are extremely grateful for the work of volunteers in helping to enhance the Seafront Gardens and caring for our heritage assets. We are proud to have flown the Green Flag in recognition of management and maintenance for the last eight years and have recently reapplied for 2025. We ask that anyone enjoying the feature, which is over 100 years old, to please help keep it in its current condition so that it may be enjoyed for many more years to come. Any vandalism or damage can be reported to 0333 016 2000.

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Brick Lane Music Hall
23/04/2025 · 5 people attending
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Day trip to Chelsea Flower Show
23/05/2025 · 10 people attending

Parham FAQs

Is Parham a good place to live?

The top reasons Nextdoor Neighbours love Parham are: historic, quiet, scenery, secluded, and wildlife.

What is the population of Parham?

According to UK ONS/Office for National Statistics data, there are 303 residents in Parham.

Is Parham a beautiful city?

Parham is considered a beautiful place to live. Nextdoor Neighbours mention qualities such as: scenery.

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