Author Archives: surlinghampc

Scam Alerts Telephone cold calls and voicemail messages claiming to be from ‘HMRC’ Norfolk residents reporting telephone cold calls and voicemail messages claiming to be from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) about unpaid tax. HMRC have also been made aware … Continue reading →

Please can anyone give me a contact for the Surlingham Society? One of their members contacted an organisation regarding the tree at the Staithe and I have a message for them. Unfortunately the person who rang either didn’t leave a … Continue reading →

The Greater Norwich Local Plan (GNLP) is being produced by Broadland District Council, Norwich City Council and South Norfolk Council working together with Norfolk County Council through the Greater Norwich Development Partnership (GNDP). Regulation 18 public consultation on New, Revised … Continue reading →

Alfred lived at Cut Loke Cottage with his brother John and their siblings. Both these young men died in WW1. John J Tooley’s name is on the lychgate at St Mary’s Church and today Alfred’s name is being added too. … Continue reading →

Following a village survey in 2016, a majority of residents wanted the Parish Council  to‘adopt’ the red telephone box by the pond. It was in a poor condition then. Now the black base is no longer visible and the build … Continue reading →

East of England Air Ambulance – Defibrillator Training The Parish Council arranged for thirteen residents to attend defibrillator training at the Parish Hall last night and £130 was donated to the Air Ambulance. If there is enough interest the EEAA … Continue reading →

Good to see the traffic calming signs designed by pupils of Surlingham Primary have been installed this week. See the link below for draft minutes of the Parish Council Meeting of 16 October 2018. Update on WW1 Event, Go-ahead for … Continue reading →

Norfolk County Council has been working on the re-design of a proposed new service for children’s centres which reflects national and local changes as to how families are supported and considers the needs of parents with children aged 0-5 years … Continue reading →