Surlingham

Hello Everyone
The school is happy to let villagers use the playing field on evenings and weekends but will not be happy too if items go missing and are destroyed. We bought a new set of mini goals for our early years pupils only two weeks ago and they went missing over the weekend. They were quite expensive. We would be very grateful if our Forza goals were returned. We have also had items thrown over the fence into the neighbours garden in the last few months.
Thank you

Anglian Water are aware of the leak at the junction of Pratts Hill and Bramerton Road.

Please join us for a quiz night on 23rd March in the Village Hall.  Tickets are £8 each to include a delicious chilli or vegetarian chilli meal.  You may come as a team of up to 6 people or as an individual (and we will help you find a friendly team to join!)  There will be a bar available  – kick off is 7.30pm and all proceeds will go to FOSS.

Booking in advance essential so we can cater for the correct numbers – please email or call Victoria on 538132

Good morning Surlingham

Please see below the agenda for the next meeting.

AGENDA

Members

You are summoned to attend the meeting of Surlingham Parish Council to be held on Tuesday 19 March 2019 at the Parish Hall at 7.30pm.        

Janet Rogers Parish Clerk

1. Welcome
2. Apologies and approval of absences
3. Declarations of Interest and requests for dispensation
4. To approve as accurate the minutes of the meeting on 19 February 2019
5. Matters arising from the previous minutes
6. Progress reports for information: Councillors/Clerk
7. To receive reports from the County and District Councillor
8. Public Question Time (15 minutes) for items on the Agenda
9. Update on Wherryman’s Way, Boardwalk and riverside footpath
10. Update Tree Preservation Orders (New Road)
11. Update new Road verges
12. SPATS Discussion – HD
13. Redecoration of Parish Hall
14. To authorise payments/cheques
15. Correspondence: None at time of printing
16. To note items for inclusion on the next council agenda
17. To confirm the date of the Annual Parish meeting 16 April 2019

Opportunities here for village groups to access funds.

The Calor Rural Community Fund has returned for 2019, bigger and better than before!

Home energy provider, Calor, is offering deserving community projects the chance to win a total of 21 grants, with prize pots ranging from £1,000 to £5,000.

Rural communities off the mains gas grid can now submit their projects for funding, with previous winners including playground and village hall refurbishments, instruments for music banks and equipment for sports clubs.

Now, Calor is encouraging anyone who thinks their project may be eligible to come forward and submit an application for consideration to this year’s fund.

Click the link to find out more

The next public meeting takes place on Wednesday 27^th March, 7-9pm at North Wymondham Community Centre.

Click the link to see the poster

Community Update Public Meeting March 2019

What’s happening this week….