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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 →

A concern has been raised with The Parish Council regarding overgrown hedges, shrubs, trees etc. Areas highlighted are Walnut Hill where the roadway is reduced and drivers risk damage to their vehicles when two vehicles pass. Bramerton Road and New … Continue reading →

Councillor Thomson attended the Parish Council meeting last night. The links to his reports on Norfolk County Council and South Norfolk District Council are below. Vic Thomson NCC July_18     Vic Thomson SNDC July 18

NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – SECTION 14(1) NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL (Footpath Surlingham) (Temporary Closure) Order 2018 Notice is given that the Secretary of State for Transport has approved the continuing in force for the period set … Continue reading →

There will be a World Record Attempt on Friday 27 July at Whitlingham Country Park to celebrate Norfolk Day. There will be an attempt to break the record for the largest gathering of people dressed as hares! The attempt will … Continue reading →