Seaton is a small rural village in Rutland, which is the smallest county in England. The village is located in the East Midlands, about 100 mile north of London, but close to many historical towns such as Uppingham, Oakham and Stamford, and within easy each of local cities such as Leicester, Peterborough and Cambridge. It is also just a stone's throw from Rutland Water and Eyebrook Reservoir which offer fantastic opportunities for walking, cycling, sailing, trout fishing and bird watching. Put simply, it's a great place to live!
Most of your local services are provided by Rutland County Council which is based in nearby Oakham, but Seaton Parish Council works closely with them to represent local views so that we can make Rutland, and Seaton in particular, an even better place to live, work and play.
Our website includes a wealth of information about what's on in the village and how we conduct our business. Please use the search facilities or browse the site to find whatever you are looking for. If you can't find the information you require, or would like to add something to the site, then please contact us. We are here to help.
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Seaton Parsih Council
The next meeting od the Seaton Parish council will take place in the Village Hall at 7.00pm on Monday 21 Jan 2019.
Posted: Fri, 18 Jan 2019 16:52 by Nic Greenfield
Seaton Lucky Numbers Winners 2018
The following have won prizes to date in the Seaton Lucky Numbers Lottery during 2018:
Jan Gerald Clarke, Tina Belcher
Feb Hilary Williams, Sue Steward
Mar Roger Embling, Minnie Warburton
Apr Anna Horrell, David Coop
May Hilary Crowden, Louise Cook
Jun Glennis Foster, Minnie Warburtyon
Jul Sarah Gray, Richard Woolveridge
Aug John Hawksfield, Roger Embling
Sep Brian Haynes, Audrey Crowden
Oct Adam Stewart, Mike Eley More »
Full details of the prizes and how to join the Seaton Lucky Numbers Lottery are available from Bob Williams. » Less
Posted: Fri, 14 Dec 2018 16:21 by Nic Greenfield
Gerald Clarke lights Seaton Fire Beacon
Over 1000 beacons were lit across the UK at 7.00 pm on 11 November 2018 to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War.
Villages of Seaton, Thorpe by Water and Bisbrooke gathered at the top of the Glaston Road to watch Gerald Clarke, one of the elders of the village, light our new beacon which was a huge basket on top of a 4 metre telegraph pole.
Thanks to Gerald and John Mayfield, also pictured, for lighting the Beacon; to John Mayfield and Robin Clarke for erecting the beacon; and, to Tom Joule for paying for the beacon and allowing it to be placed on his land where it could be see for miles. The event was a great success.
Posted: Fri, 16 Nov 2018 09:11 by Nic Greenfield
