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July 2018 Newsletter Message from Inspector Andrew I am sure a number of you attended the recently held Royal Norfolk Show, and may have visited the Emergency Services Village where you may have had an opportunity to speak to your … Continue reading →

Good morning, Please find the link below to the agenda for the next parish Council meeting on 17 July 2018 also the Draft minutes of the extraordinary meeting on 3 July 2018. Look forward to seeing you…refreshments from 7:15 p.m. … Continue reading →

If you were intending to attend the meeting below, please note this has been cancelled and rearranged for 17 October 2018 If you would like to influence decisions that are made about where you live and keep informed on topics … Continue reading →

The Parish Council have two more bins on order one for the Common and the other by St Marys Church. However, the problem at present is the footpath by the allotments and down towards the Ferry. Residents wanted the footpath … Continue reading →

Attention Surlingham your village needs YOU. There will be a meeting to discuss ideas and plans 6:30p.m at the Ferry House on Friday 13th July 2018. If you are interested in getting involved in any way please come along everybody … Continue reading →

These are details of the 3rd (so far) cabinet for Surlingham. While there are no dates for installation and completion is March 2020.  It is positive that the Parish Council has received the notifications already. The Better Broadband for Norfolk … Continue reading →

You will be aware that there was a Regulation 18 consultation between January and March this year for the Greater Norwich Local Plan (GNLP). During this consultation, additional sites were proposed by landowners, agents and developers for possible future development … Continue reading →

The Better Broadband for Norfolk (BBfN) Project is facilitating the provision of Superfast Broadband in areas of Norfolk where installation is not commercially viable. A new communications cabinet (reference BBfN Surlingham 6) is to be installed in the grass verge, … Continue reading →