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Local Beat Manager, PC Locke, has been patrolling the Poringland area after reports of ASB, particularly around the play park/recreational areas. The majority of people are still adhering to the guidelines and restrictions but if you have information around the … Continue reading →

The Parish Council has received notification of the following planning applications From South Norfolk District Council 2020/0985 Applicant: Mr Stephen Cottrell Location: The Knoll  Bramerton Road Surlingham NR14 7DJ Proposal:  Erection of single storey extension Application Type: Householder Please return … Continue reading →

Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2019/2020 Below are the links to the documents that relate to the Parish Council accounts and accountability. For the year 2019/2020 turnover was below £25,000 p.a. Therefore, this year the Parish Council submits a Certificate … Continue reading →

The paint has been scraped from the play equipment and the wood will be treated with preservative. The costs incurred will be paid from the Parish Precept. If there are further episodes and the culprits identified the Parish Council will … Continue reading →

Message from Councillor Vic Thomson There is a new road layout between the junction with the B1332 (Bungay Road) and the junction of the A47   Previously as you passed through the traffic lights (B1332) there were 3 lanes all … Continue reading →

Please see below for Councillor Thomson’s reports from both councils. NCC VT June 2020  SNDC VT June 2020 If you have been isolating and are anxious about going out again. The link below may help you to weigh the risk … Continue reading →

Norfolk and Suffolk Community Trust would like to inform you of this part of a National Health Service (England) initiative to provide more psychotherapy to the general population and is part of a national NHS initiative: “Improving Access to Psychological Therapies” known … Continue reading →

Norfolk’s Young Carers – Carers Matter A new campaign has been launched aimed at Norfolk’s young carers. Led by Norfolk Safeguarding Children Partnership and supported by carers organisations Carers Matter Norfolk and Caring Together, Heroes at Home recognises the vital … Continue reading →