The village newsletter, delivered to households in Little Snoring is also available online. Lt Sn Newsletter 06 17
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Newsletter for June and July 2017 now available
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News from Police Safer Neighbourhood Team
Follow the link to view the cluster newsletter Safer Neighbourhood Team Cluster 4 Parish Newsletter June 2017
Public Engagement Meeting
The next Public Engagement meeting for Fakenham and surrounding villages will be held at Fakenham Police Station at 6:30pm on Tuesday 15th August 2017. Why not come along and have your say? After the meeting the Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel will discuss and decide the priorities for all partners to act upon for the next three months. The adopted priorities will be published on the Norfolk Constabulary website, via Police Connect and Social Media. -
News from the police Safer Neighbourhood Team
Public Engagement Meeting
The next Public Engagement meeting for Fakenham and surrounding villages will be held at Fakenham Police Station at 6:30pm on Wednesday 17th May 2017. Why not come along and have your say? After the meeting the Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel will discuss and decide the priorities for all partners to act upon for the next three months. The adopted priorities will be published on the Norfolk Constabulary website, via Police Connect and Social Media.Click here to view the cluster newsletter Safer Neighbourhood Team Cluster 4 Parish Newsletter May 2017
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Notice of Vacancies
Following the resignation of Ray Verrall and Susan Wills the District Council has issued the following notices:
Notice of Vacancy – Ray Verrall and Susan Wills
Ray Verrall has been a member of the Parish Council for many years and served as the Chairman since 2007. We appreciate all the he has done for the community over the years taking the initiative in many parish council projects, taking part in village events with enthusiasm and supporting St Andrew’s Church and visiting older residents of the village. We wish Ray and his wife Diane all the very best. They will be greatly missed when they move away to be nearer their family.
Buckingham Palace Garden Party flower arrangement 2012 Susan Wills has not been in the village for as long, but has also played a role in village life and the Parish Council appreciates her support over the last few years.
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Advance warning of Temporary Road Closure
NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL has made a Temporary Traffic Order affecting the C317 The Street from its junction with C318 Thursford Road heading south for 2000m in the PARISHES OF WALSINGHAM AND GREAT SNORING because of excavate blockages for BT openreach cabling work.
The road will be temporarily closed (except for access) from 24th May 2017 to 30th May 2017 for the duration of the works, expected to be about 7 days within the period.
Alternative route is via: C317 Snoring Road/Walsingham Road/Norwich Road/Little Snoring Road/The Street, A148 Holt Road/Fakenham Bypass, B1105 Barsham Road, C586 Fakenham Road/Walsingham Road/Fakenham Road/High Street, C597 Common Place/Holt Road.
Follow the link to view the diversion route Temporary Traffic Order diversion route WALSINGHAM AND GT SNORING 05 17
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Coffee Morning 24 May 2017
Janet and Brian Harvey invite you to a COFFEE MORNING on Wednesday 24 May 2017 between 10 am and 12 noon at Jex Cottage, Thursford Road
Coffee / Tea and Biscuits £1.00
CAKE STALL and RAFFLE
Donations welcome (please make cheques payable to Little Snoring PCC)
Proceeds for Little Snoring Church.
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Age Concern Fakenham Area Minibus
AGE CONCERN FAKENHAM AREA MINIBUS (Charity No. 1041825)
Over 55?
Need help getting to the shops,
appointments or banks?
We provide a number of regular door to door services within Fakenham and to the surrounding villages for people over 55. These routes are flexible and can divert to take in visits to health centres, dentists, banks and other vital destinations. We charge £3 for journeys within Fakenham and £4 for collection from villages into Fakenham.
Wheelchairs and walking frames can be taken on board and a lift is available if you need help entering the bus. Other trips can be arranged by prior agreement.
Our drivers and helpers will look after you and your shopping and you will always find someone to talk to on our friendly buses.
To book phone: 07990026839
For details of the regular routes and days, please follow this link or visit the website
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Good Neighbours
Many hands make light work.
More volunteers are needed to man the phone. For the past few years two stalwart volunteers, Pat Riches and Mary Whayman have shared the responsibility of having the phone, responding to calls and arranging assistance. However they would really appreciate it if more people were part of the team and able to share the responsibility.
Please do call 07826 608 585 if you would like to be part of the team. Alternatively contact the Parish Clerk on 01328 822366 or email [email protected]
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Notices of Vacancies
Following the resignation of Philip Hall and Linda Wash the District Council has issued these notices:
The Parish Council appreciates Phil and Linda’s work while they were councillors and for their enthusiastic support of the community since they move here. They both made great scarecrows for the festivals and have helped with stalls at primary school fetes. We can now see evidence of their hard work a couple of years ago as daffodils begin to show their heads and these will be followed by tulips as the Spring progresses.
Scarecrow Festival 2014
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Flower Festival 2017 NORFOLK LIFE
Plans are underway for a Flower Festival with raffle, quiz, craft and plant stalls in the Church on 14, 15 and 16 July 2017. The theme of the Festival is Norfolk Life.
Anyone interested in helping with the organisation of the Flower Festival, doing a flower arrangement, baking cakes, stewarding or selling raffle tickets, please do contact Margaret Kennedy 01328 822157.
Once again the stitchers of Little Snoring will be making a quilt for the raffle. If you would like to make a patchwork block do contact Margaret on 822157
Flower Festival Quilt 2009 All the proceeds to go to St Andrew’s Church.
