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Recalling the noise disruption both day and night caused last year from a weekend party in Postwick, the Parish Council has contacted both Broadland and South Norfolk District Councils Environmental Health Officers to preempt a repeat this year. Broadland Officers … Continue reading →

You may have seen the forecast of unsettled weather over the next few days with heavy rain and lightning affecting parts of the East and South East of England. We are currently monitoring the weather closely and we are in … Continue reading →

Please note Pratts Hill/Ferry Road/New road are not affected by this closure. NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL has made a Temporary Traffic Order affecting the C195 Walnut Hill from a distance 200 metres northwest of its junction with U78021 The Green for … Continue reading →

South Norfolk District Council are holding a reuse & recycling event at Hethersett Village Hall, Back Lane, Hethersett on Monday 13th August. Come to our give and take event and reuse/recycle your unwanted items or come along and take something … Continue reading →

Help Hub Bulletin. The Help Hub is a collection of 15 agencies based at South Norfolk Council who support all ages and help our residents with support when they first need it.   Once a fortnight the team produce a bulletin … Continue reading →

Please see link to the draft minutes below, change of plan for siting of the second dog waste bin. Decision to move the one planned for The Street, following suggestion by Padmaloka concerning the increasing problems with dog fouling along … Continue reading →

What a performance if you are lucky enough to be going this evening you are in for a real treat. The Surlingham Lunch Club was invited and the members who stayed thoroughly enjoyed it as did I. The songs, scripts, … Continue reading →

The Air Ambulance staff provides first aid training in the community and provides the simple skills required to help someone who has suffered a medical emergency. The more people who can provide life-saving care in the community, the more lives … Continue reading →