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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 →

I hate to raise that old chestnut, yes you are ahead of me again…………….dog poo! It seems some owners have a habit of picking up after their four legged friend and leave the bag on the verge to collect when … Continue reading →

Please see below for Councillor Thomson’s reports. South Norfolk District Council – SNDC VT Nov 19 Includes an update on the collaboration between South Norfolk and Broadland District Councils. A reminder about getting your flu jab and updates on the … Continue reading →

Sent on behalf of South Norfolk District Council Dear All, Please see below for edition #61 of the South Help Hub bi-weekly bulletin, the last edition for 2019.  South Norfolk Help Hub bulletin 201219 Please continue to share the bulletin … Continue reading →

Please see the document below to see how you can help the NHS to help You over the Winter. Hints and tips on keeping well, and warm and news on what the NHS is doing in and around Norfolk. Winter … Continue reading →

Message sent on behalf of Mr Peter Evans, Chairman of Norfolk Neighbourhood Watch: Our next Norfolk Neighbourhood Watch meeting will be taking place on Thursday 9th January 2020 at Breckland Council Offices, Elizabeth House, Walpole Loke, Dereham, NR19 1EE. All … Continue reading →

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. However, a question shall not require a response at the … Continue reading →