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South Norfolk’s reports covers,among other things the big Litter Pick, Budget, Have Your Say re Building Development in your area. VT SNDC Feb 20 Norfolk County Council’s report includes details of the budget and the latest scams vt-ncc-feb-20 Beryl Bikes … Continue reading →

Your Voice in South Norfolk Network for later life Formerly South Norfolk Older People’s Form Open Meeting Agenda Wednesday 25th March 2020 1.30 until 4.30pm. Poringland Community Centre, NR14 7WB 1.15pm       Arrival and refreshments 1.30pm       Welcome and housekeeping arrangements. 1.40pm       … Continue reading →

Please note the lecture on the 12th March 2020 has been cancelled. Hempnall Benefice have organised three extremely interesting lectures on perhaps the most pressing issue of our time – Climate Change.    Venue: St Margaret’s Church, Hempnall, The Street, … Continue reading →

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 Parish Council to … Continue reading →

This is to warn you to be aware of the recent theft of 2 rolls of stock-proof fencing stolen from the allotments. Please be vigilant, particularly regarding outbuilding, garages and gardens etc. If you have anything that you value probably … Continue reading →

Good morning, Following on from the draft minutes posted yesterday regarding the Norfolk County Council meeting about the Wherryman’s Way. Please click the link to see the presentation. thank you

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 →