Gipsies Lane (the C310) in Bodham will be closed from its junction with A148 Cromer Road for a distance of 100 metres northwards, because access is required to a BT structure.
The road will be temporarily closed (except for access) from 25th February 2019 to 26th February 2019 for the duration of the works, expected to be 2 days within the period.
Pot hole repair work will take place at the Beach Road Car Park, Weybourne on Monday 4th February 2019. This work is weather dependant and subject to change if the work scope changes or any unforeseen items are discovered.
The Norfolk Local Access Forum is comprised of up to 22 people covering a range of interests in countryside access in Norfolk, including walking; cycling; horse riding; landowners; conservation; other interests (including health, tourism, business, access for all, heritage, education). The Forum provides independent advice to a number of organisations including Norfolk County Council on improving access to land in Norfolk.
The Norfolk Local Access Forum are looking for enthusiastic and proactive people with a passion for the outdoors with good communication skills to fill 5 vacancies on the Forum. In particular, they are keen to find new members from the following interest areas: landowners and managers, younger people (or those who can represent young people), equestrians and local business/tourism.
Further information and a link to the online recruitment form can be found here: www.norfolk.gov.uk/nlaf
If you have any queries, please email [email protected] or contact 0344 800 8020
The closing date for applications is 31st January 2019.
Town Councils have chosen two days in the pre-Christmas period on which NNDC car parks will be free of charge. The dates are as follows:
North Walsham November 24 and December 1
Cromer December 1 and 8
Fakenham December 15 and 22
Stalham December 2 and 8
Wells November 24 and December 8
Holt December 16 and 23
Sheringham December 1 and 8
All dates are Saturdays apart from Sunday December 2 and 16
Norfolk Police are urging you to be vigilant against a scam that has been reported in the area.
The scam itself can take many forms but reports suggest that the scammers pose as undercover police officers stating there has been a report of fraud on the victim’s bank account, or that a family member has been arrested for assistance in an undercover police operation. Victims are taken by taxi to a location to withdraw a large amount of cash, which is later collected by a courier or person involved in the fraud. Report to police any concerns about a vulnerable person requesting immediate withdrawal of large amount of cash.
