Surlingham

The National Garden Scheme arrange for private gardens around the UK to be opened to the general public in aid of charities. Additionally, local charities are given the opportunity to raise funds at these events by selling tea, coffee and cakes.

Priscilla Bacon Hospice have been asked to provide cakes for the next TWO weekends in June; Sunday 6th and Saturday & Sunday 12th & 13th.

Could you make and donate a cake to help this worthwhile charity raise additional funds please?

Please contact Clive Evans on 01508 538234 or 07767 770477 with any offers.

Thank you in anticipation x

https://surlingham.org/2020/12/16/local-celebrity-clive-evans-is-2020-norfolk-charity-hero/

NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL proposes to make a Temporary Traffic Order affecting the U78021 The Green from its junction with U78020 The Covey for 40m westwards in the PARISH OF SURLINGHAM because of Anglian Water repairs to an SV valve. The road will be temporarily closed (except for access) from 2nd to 4th June 2021 for the duration of the works expected to be about 3 days within the period. Alternative route is via: The Green, School Lane, Walnut Hill, Pratts Hill, Ferry Road, The Common, The Street, The Covey. (If necessary the restriction could run for a maximum period of 18 months from the date of the Order). Penalty: £1000 maximum fine on conviction and/or endorsement for contravention. In the event of the start date being delayed the new start date will be displayed on site in advance. The person dealing with enquiries at Norfolk County Council is Adam Mayo (Community and Environmental Services) Telephone 0344 800 8020. Dated this 14th day of May 2021

Good morning.

As we look towards restrictions lifting as part of the government road map to recovery, many communities will be considering and planning the delivery of events in the community.

These toolkits are aimed to provide simple guidance and links, to assist in planning small local events across the district.

Many thanks

Kind regards

Laura  

Laura Woollacott
Events & Communities Coordinator
t  01508 533816 e lwoollacott@s-norfolk.gov.uk  

Today we received the visit of South Norfolk Council and they awarded us with a Covid Safe Certificate for the Patisserie. We were so delighted to see that all our effort in keeping everyone safe was recognized. But this wouldn’t be possible with all your suggestions, cooperation and kind words.

Thank you everyone.

See you all soon and have a great long Bank Holiday weekend ( we will be open Monday usual times).

We have a limited edition, mixed treat box! Available on the 17^th & 19^th of June. This box is the ideal Father’s Day gift to treat all the special men in your life! But honestly, everyone needs to try this trio of goodness!

Box includes: 7 portions of our 3 brand new treats, plus a personalised, handwritten card. Costs – £25 (includes postage/delivery).

10% DISCOUNT for boxes being delivered to Surlingham/Rockland.

There will be two drops of the box. One on the Thursday 17^th June, available for UK wide postage or local delivery (within a 7-mile radius of Poringland) and the second drop on the Saturday 19^th June, only local delivery is available.

MENU:

• Scrummy’s “Snickers” cookie – choc chip and crushed peanut dough stuffed with a creamy peanut, caramel centre.
• Biscoffee tiffin – crushed lotus biscuit, coffee & juicy raisin biscuit base, doused with a layer of smooth chocolate.
• Strawberry shortcake – a ball of vanilla sponge, shortcake biscuits, homemade strawberry jam and buttercream dunked in white chocolate and shortcake crumbs.

Pre orders now open, there is limited availability! Email eatscrumptious@yahoo.com or message us via Facebook & Instagram

All products are suitable for Vegans. Allergens: PEANUTS, GLUTEN & SOYA. May contain other allergens due to products and individual ingredients being made in an environment where allergens are present. See our website for futher allergen details and product ingredient lists.

Please see below for the draft minutes of the Annual Parish Council meeting of 20 April 2021

You will recall that following the public meeting on 2 February 2021 the Flood Resilience Committee was formed to collect information on how flooding affects residents and to produce a summary for submission to the Flood Alliance.

Several detailed reports were produced by the Flood Resilience Committee using information collected from talking to residents and responses to the letter distributed to every household on 13 February 2021. Below is the summary of those findings which was submitted to the scrutiny committee of the Flood Alliance on 19 May 2021.