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SURLINGHAM PARISH COUNCIL Minutes of the 21 January 2020 (Draft) Present: Councillors Richard Atkins, William Mack, Philip Reeve, Pat Scowen, Michael Stiff, David Swinborne, Clerk Janet Rogers, District and County Councillor Vic Thomson and 7 members of the public Welcome … Continue reading →

Residents have experienced children causing a nuisance by knocking on their doors and then running away before the door is opened. While the children may find this funny the residents do not. In this age of scams and opportunist burglaries … Continue reading →

Please see the link below for details of the combined reports presented to the Parish Council on 21 January 2020 VT Combined SNDC NCC Report January 2020

SURLINGHAM PARISH COUNCIL The Parish Council meeting is open to the public they are not public meetings. There is the opportunity for the public to ask questions at every meeting. Members You are summoned to attend the meeting of Surlingham … Continue reading →

Many residents already enjoy visiting Surlingham Staithe as do tourists taking a diversion from the Wherryman’s Way to explore the public footpath from Ferry Road. The Staithe is a beautiful place to just sit and enjoy the peace and quiet … Continue reading →

There will be a public meeting on Thursday 9 January 2020 at Surlingham Parish Hall chaired by Norfolk County and South Norfolk District Councillor Vic Thomson to hear about the work on the Wherryman’s Way footpaths in Bramerton, Surlingham and … Continue reading →

SURLINGHAM PARISH COUNCIL Minutes of the 17 December 2019 Present: Councillors Richard Atkins, William Mack, Philip Reeve, Pat Scowen, Michael Stiff, David Swinborne, Clerk Janet Rogers, District and County Councillor Vic Thomson and 1 member of the public Welcome by … Continue reading →

It’s great to see posts around the village decked with a variety of colourful notices advertising the various interests and functions held either in the village or locally. BUT, please, please, please can I ask that you take a minute … Continue reading →