Rushall, Diss, IP21 4QF

Diss is a market town and civil parish in South Norfolk, England, situated near the boundary with Suffolk. It lies in the valley of the River Waveney, covering a modest area of about six acres (2.4 hectares) and reaching depths of up to eighteen feet (5.5 metres). In 2011 the town recorded a population of 7,572 residents, reflecting a small but established community. The town functions as an electoral ward and hosts local markets, giving it a traditional rural character while still providing essential services for its inhabitants. Its location in the valley offers a scenic setting, and the proximity to the River Waveney suggests opportunities for riverside walks and local wildlife. Diss’s modest size and civil parish status mean that community ties are strong, and the town’s market heritage provides a sense of continuity for residents. The postal district IP 21 places it within the broader Norfolk region, indicating easy access to nearby larger towns and transport links.