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Surlingham and the No 85 bus service jumped the first hurdle as Councillors yesterday voted to scrap the proposed £500,000 cut to the £2.7m bus subsidy.  No doubt the public response helped. According to the EDP, the Policy and Resorces … Continue reading →

A Happy and Healthy New Year to you all. The Parish Council will be setting the Precept at this meeting and also discussing the process for the appointment of the Trustees of the Surlingham Charities for 2018 to 2021. According … Continue reading →

You may have seen that bad weather is on the way and we are likely to see high winds in some areas this evening through to tomorrow morning. Our electricity network is built to be resilient but extreme weather can … Continue reading →

Please see below for the draft minutes and supporting papers following the meeting of the 19 December 2017. Minutes, Letter from NCC re Budget and Bus Subsidy, SPC letter to NCC and Village mailshot. NCC Member’s question re Bus Subsidy. … Continue reading →

NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL has made a Temporary Traffic Order affecting New Road from a distance 88 metres north of its junction with Pond Lane for a distance of 40 metres northwards because of a new sewer connection The road will … Continue reading →

Further to previous posts regarding the possibility of reduction of the subsidy or even the loss of the service altogether. Click on the link below to complete the online questionaire at Norfolk County Council. http://www.norfolk.citizenspace.com/consultation/bussubsidy/ many thanks Janet

Norfolk County Council is considering a reduction or cutting altogether the No 85 bus subsidy The Parish Council is asking for your help to tell Norfolk County Council (NCC) about the impact of this action on you. The subsidy enables … Continue reading →

Christmas time, mistletoe and wine…………well actually mulled wine, tea, coffee and mince pies etc but definately no mistletoe! The Parish Council wish you the compliments of the season and invite you to come along and exercise your right to observe … Continue reading →