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Recycle those Christmas trees and cards There are four Norfolk County Council Household Waste Recycling Centres in South Norfolk where you can take your Christmas trees for recycling. |
21 Dec 2004 |
Barn owl sighting in South Norfolk South Norfolk Council Countryside Ranger, Steve Hammond, has spotted a Barn Owl roosting in a specially prepared owl box in the district. |
17 Dec 2004 |
Keeping out the criminals this Christmas South Norfolk Crime Reduction Partnership (CDRP) has announced a reduction in domestic burglary and vehicle crime in South Norfolk over the last year. |
17 Dec 2004 |
Frenze Beck - work in progress Much progress has been made at Frenze Beck, near Diss, where a small, wetland wildlife paradise is being created. |
17 Dec 2004 |
Community composting team scoops award Denton community composting scheme has welcomed an award from Norfolk County Council for its pioneering work. |
17 Dec 2004 |
Christmas Holiday Waste Collections To ensure the best possible service over the Christmas holiday period, changes have been made to the waste collection timetable throughout the holiday season, across South Norfolk. |
6 Dec 2004 |
Youth action logo competition - won by 74-year-old South Norfolk Youth Action’s logo competition has been won by a 74-year-old retired illustrator and graphic designer. |
26 Nov 2004 |
Crime survey response tops a thousand in three days Just three days after South Norfolk Council’s crime survey reached residents in its community magazine The Link, over a thousand responses have come in to the council’s headquarters. |
26 Nov 2004 |
New Acceptable Behaviour Contracts Issued In South Norfolk South Norfolk Crime Reduction Partnership has just issued new Acceptable Behaviour Contracts as part of its campaign to tackle anti-social behaviour. |
24 Nov 2004 |
Preparing to plant for Tree Week South Norfolk Council’s Tree Week celebrations are about to begin, with Tree Wardens from across the district gathering to collect new trees to plant. |
23 Nov 2004 |
South Norfolk Design Awards 2004 - The winners There are two main winners and four commended schemes in this year’s South Norfolk Design Awards. |
17 Nov 2004 |
Council wins benefit fraud case South Norfolk Council’s benefit fraud team has successfully prosecuted a couple who had fraudulently obtained Council Tax Benefit. |
17 Nov 2004 |
Plea to join crime survey South Norfolk councillors have appealed to residents to join in a survey of crime in the district. |
17 Nov 2004 |
Rugby is the focus for sports teams In support of Council Chairman, Cllr Mrs Vera Alexander’s theme, 'Young People and Activity,' South Norfolk Council’s Leisure Services team has been running sports competitions for young people. |
16 Nov 2004 |
Training to tackle Anti Social Behaviour South Norfolk Council is offering a training day on Friday October 29, organised by the South Norfolk Crime Reduction Partnership, for those involved with tackling anti-social behaviour. |
29 Oct 2004 |
Planting crocuses for Breakthrough Breast Cancer campaign South Norfolk Council is joining forces again with Breakthrough Breast Cancer, in its campaign to Cover Britain in Crocuses. |
27 Oct 2004 |
First steps for countryside conservation volunteers On Thursday October 28, South Norfolk Council is holding an inaugural meeting for a group of new volunteer Wildlife Wardens. |
21 Oct 2004 |
BBC TV's Inside Out tells Trevor's story On Monday night at 7. |
21 Oct 2004 |
Illustrator takes out his pen! his weekend Raymond Everett, the author of ‘South Norfolk, Through the Eyes of an Illustrator’ will be signing copies of his book at Diss and Harleston Tourist Information Centres. |
21 Oct 2004 |
Dancing for democracy at South Norfolk Council Young people are dancing for democracy tonight as they officially launch South Norfolk Youth Action. |
20 Oct 2004 |
Have your say on healthcare South Norfolk Council’s Older People’s Forum meets on Wednesday 27 October - inviting people in the district over the age of 50, to 'Come and have your say. |
19 Oct 2004 |
Local Democracy Week 2004 in South Norfolk Next week is Local Democracy Week and South Norfolk Council has organised a series of events involving young people from the district. |
13 Oct 2004 |
Exit conference for arts initiative On Wednesday 20 October, the Southern Broads Cultural Initiative officially comes to an end, with the “Showcasing the Broads” exit conference. |
13 Oct 2004 |
Holiday activities for Autumn half-term South Norfolk Council has holiday activity schemes running over half-term in Chedgrave and Long Stratton. |
13 Oct 2004 |
Flood advice is on hand South Norfolk Council holds its fourth annual Flood Roadshow, on Thursday October 21, providing information and advice for residents, about flooding. |
12 Oct 2004 |
Council withdraws from purchase of homeless accommodation South Norfolk Council has decided to withdraw its proposal to buy Oakbrook in Great Moulton. |
11 Oct 2004 |
Capturing South Norfolk South Norfolk Council is proud to announce the launch of a book called “South Norfolk – Through the eyes of an Illustrator” by Mr Raymond Everett. |
21 Sep 2004 |
District council by-election result, Easton Ward Conservative Party candidate Margaret Dewsbury of 6 Park Avenue, Barford, Norwich NR9 4BA, has been elected to serve Easton ward, in a by-election which took place on Thursday, 16th September. |
17 Sep 2004 |
Here comes the bus! On Tuesday 21 September, the Norfolk Energy Bus will begin a three-day visit to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in Colney. |
17 Sep 2004 |
Register your security alarm with us South Norfolk Council’s Environmental Services team is launching a new notification form for residents who have a security alarm. |
9 Sep 2004 |
Showcase Conference follows summer programme of arts Despite August’s wet and chilly weather, around 2,000 people came to see the Waterside Weekends programme of arts. |
8 Sep 2004 |
Councillors welcome boost for affordable housing South Norfolk councillors have today welcomed a deal which means that local people are to get more than 180 new affordable homes. |
3 Sep 2004 |
Accommodation for homeless families South Norfolk Council has written to residents in Great Moulton letting them know that the council will be holding a public meeting on September 17, regarding the proposal buy Oakbrook to accommodate homeless families. |
2 Sep 2004 |
Candidates line up for district council by-election Three candidates are in the running for a seat on South Norfolk Council, in a by-election for the Easton ward, which will take place on Thursday, 16th September. |
20 Aug 2004 |
BBC broadcasts live from final summer concert The final event in South Norfolk Council’s summer programme of arts, ‘Waterside Weekends’ has an added extra sparkle this weekend, as BBC Radio Norfolk’s Maggie Secker broadcasts her show live from the concert. |
19 Aug 2004 |
Waterside weekends gets into an African groove South Norfolk Council’s ‘Waterside Weekends’ series gets into an African groove with song, dance and drumming from Ah Saranah! and Anna Mudeka, Mary-Jane Edgar and Paul Jackson on Saturday (14 August). |
12 Aug 2004 |
Backing young racer's bid for success Wymondham Leisure Centre is supporting 16-year-old Ruth Senior’s bid for motorsport success. |
10 Aug 2004 |
Accommodation for homeless families at Oakbrook, Great Moulton South Norfolk Council has written to residents in Great Moulton letting them know that the council is again in negotiations to buy Oak Brook to accommodate homeless families. |
10 Aug 2004 |
Think design - think awards David Edleston, South Norfolk Council’s Conservation and Design Architect, wants to encourage as many people as possible to nominate a building for this year’s Design Awards. |
10 Aug 2004 |
Famous London Mozart Players make a family summer splash South Norfolk Council’s ‘Waterside Weekends’ series comes to an exciting climax this Sunday (22nd August) at Whitlingham Country Park. |
10 Aug 2004 |
From Strauss to street theatre! Last weekend, as part of South Norfolk Council’s summer programme of arts, Chamber Orchestra Anglia performed dance music from Strauss - this weekend we are inviting families into a world of madcap, musical, vaudeville, mayhem! Heidi Hadley, Cultural |
5 Aug 2004 |
Chamber orchestra on the bandstand! The mobile bandstand does it again! Last week saw the unique mobile venue make room for a baby grand piano (see photo) – and this week a 17-piece chamber orchestra takes to the stage! An Invitation To Dance on Sunday August 1 at Pye’s Mill in Loddon, |
28 Jul 2004 |
Check out our summer play schemes South Norfolk Council is offering a fantastic programme of activities this summer for children, aged from five to 12, running throughout July and August. |
27 Jul 2004 |
First Acceptable Behaviour Contracts are issued Six youths in Costessey have been served with Acceptable Behaviour Contracts - the first time any have been issued in South Norfolk. |
27 Jul 2004 |
Artists on the banks of the Southern Broads For the last few weeks South Norfolk Council’s mobile bandstand has hosted the Riverside Recitals, as part of its summer programme of arts called Waterside Weekends. |
21 Jul 2004 |
Depot looking for new staff! On Saturday July 31 between 11am and 3pm, South Norfolk Council invites you to come and join our Direct Services teams at our depot at Ketteringham, to find out more about our work, enjoy a family day out – and even decide whether you would like to a |
21 Jul 2004 |
New vision for South Norfolk On Saturday July 24, the South Norfolk Alliance * (see below) launches the Community Strategy for South Norfolk 2004 to 2007. |
20 Jul 2004 |
It's time to stop stereotyping young people The first meeting of newly formed SN Youth Action has said it is time to stop stereotyping young people. |
8 Jul 2004 |
Don't miss out - the Waterside Weekends have begun This weekend saw the opening of South Norfolk Council’s Waterside Weekends – a series of events offering music, dance, drama and the arts to visitors and residents on the Southern Broads. |
5 Jul 2004 |
Council calls on UEA to think again on language and drama cuts South Norfolk Council has written to the University of East Anglia saying recommendations to close its languages department would hit the local economy and rob local people of the opportunity to study modern languages. |
2 Jul 2004 |
Spend summer by the water enjoying music, dance, and sculpture As part of the Southern Broads Cultural Initiative, South Norfolk Council will be presenting a series of events over the summer continuing to bring high quality arts into this mainly rural area. |
1 Jul 2004 |
Come and be our eyes and ears! We are looking for volunteer wildlife wardens to be our “eyes and ears” in the countryside of South Norfolk. |
1 Jul 2004 |
Staying safe at the Royal Norfolk Show Teams of staff from South Norfolk Council are working to ensure the tens of thousands of people who attend the Royal Norfolk Show this year enjoy a safe, healthy and happy visit. |
1 Jul 2004 |
Councillors cheer and applaud as Henman victory is announced South Norfolk Councillors last night cheered and applauded as news came through of Tim Henman’s victory over Mark Philippoussis in the fourth round at Wimbledon. |
29 Jun 2004 |
Council joins campaign to tackle abandoned vehicles South Norfolk Council is joining a campaign to tackle the blight of abandoned vehicles in the district. |
29 Jun 2004 |
Praise for arts exhibition South Norfolk Council has won praise for its art exhibition “Ways of Seeing, South By South’s Best” from the Director of Exhibitions at a top London art gallery. |
25 Jun 2004 |
Councillor welcomes new focus on rural housing South Norfolk Councillor Vivienne Clifford-Jackson today welcomed the renewed focus on housing in rural areas, following the report of the Countryside Agency. |
22 Jun 2004 |
Councils team up in campaign for cheaper heating South Norfolk Council in partnership with Broadland Council’s Energy Efficiency team is holding a DIY Solar Water Heating Workshop. |
22 Jun 2004 |
Young artists look to the future Education Secretary The Rt Hon Charles Clarke MP, will be looking to the future when he opens a children’s art exhibition at South Norfolk Council. |
22 Jun 2004 |
Swimmer's Itch at Little Broad, Whitlingham South Norfolk Council is asking people not to have contact with the water in the Little Broad at Whitlingham, after discovering the organism which causes Swimmer’s Itch. |
21 Jun 2004 |
Time to book for your summer adventure! Bookings are being taken from Monday June 28 for Sound Summer 2004 - an exciting programme of activities for 12 to 15 year olds. |
17 Jun 2004 |
New role to tackle anti-social behaviour New Neighbourhood Safety Co-Ordinator Carolyn James says her role will be to tackle anti social behaviour in two ways. |
16 Jun 2004 |
Memorial seat smashed to pieces by vandals South Norfolk Councillors David Gudgeon and Jane Walker have expressed their sadness and concern at the actions of vandals who smashed a memorial seat to pieces, just five months after it was installed in Poringland Wood. |
8 Jun 2004 |
Demand for postal votes up by 50 per cent South Norfolk residents have requested around 9,000 postal votes for this year's European elections – 50% more than last year's local election. |
8 Jun 2004 |
Accessibility for all at play area The first of our play areas to be fully compliant with the Disability Discrimination Act has just opened. |
8 Jun 2004 |
Help us find South Norfolk's historic heroes and heroines South Norfolk Council is joining English Heritage’s search for nominations for Blue Plaques across the district. |
8 Jun 2004 |
Discounted leisure scheme is passport to success South Norfolk Council's concessionary Passport to Leisure scheme is proving to be a great success – with around double the number of card holders than this time last year. |
8 Jun 2004 |
Health warning over dog fouling in parks South Norfolk Council has joined forces with national charity the Dogs Trust in an appeal for owners to clear up after their pets. |
27 May 2004 |
Nominate this year's Design Award winners! Nominations are invited for the fourth South Norfolk Council Design Awards – an annual scheme created by the council to encourage high quality building design, and to raise awareness of its value to the district. |
19 May 2004 |
Outstanding grant took achievers to Arizona! With help from South Norfolk Council’s Outstanding Achievers Awards, two young speedway cyclists have just come back from a trip to Arizona, USA, where they took part in a promotional tour for the sport. |
13 May 2004 |
English councils advised to do Scrutiny the South Norfolk way Nominations are invited for the fourth South Norfolk Council Design Awards – an annual scheme created by the council to encourage high quality building design, and to raise awareness of its value to the district. |
13 May 2004 |
Spotlight on Europe in South Norfolk undreds of South Norfolk residents have signed up for a postal vote in the European elections on June 10th and more are expected to join them. |
6 May 2004 |
Wymondham team wins young business award Last night (Wednesday May 5th) the team which was chosen to represent South Norfolk in the county finals of the EDP Young Enterprise Business award, became the County champions. |
6 May 2004 |
Council to continue search for homeless hostel South Norfolk Council will continue working on behalf of homeless families after hearing that hopes of securing possible hostel accommodation in Great Moulton have been set back. |
30 Apr 2004 |
Harleston Festival opens with a May Day extravaganza! On Saturday May 1st – May Day - the people of Harleston and the surrounding villages will come together to take part in the traditional maypole dance. |
28 Apr 2004 |
Waste Knot logo winner is chosen The winner of the recent Diss High School Waste Knot design a logo competition has been chosen. |
28 Apr 2004 |
Promotion puts local economy in the Premier League The economy of South Norfolk has just won promotion to the premier league – that’s the message from South Norfolk Council. |
23 Apr 2004 |
No wasted effort as students compete to design logo When more than 60 students entered a design-a-logo competition, for South Norfolk Council’s recycling scheme Waste Knot, the teachers decided the standard of the entries was so high, they would put them all on display. |
21 Apr 2004 |
Packed summit to set up powerful new voice for older people Residents packed South Norfolk Council today and agreed to set up an Older People’s Forum. |
21 Apr 2004 |
Student will make history at council annual meeting A 17-year-old Wymondham student will make history when he breaks with decades of tradition and performs the annual chairman’s chain handover ceremony at South Norfolk Council. |
16 Apr 2004 |
Working together to save energy South Norfolk Council is working with neighbouring Broadland District Council to tackle the energy we waste every day in our homes. |
13 Apr 2004 |
Council backs lodgings scheme boost for single people South Norfolk Council is backing plans by Solo Housing (East Anglia) Ltd to expand its successful lodgings scheme for single people. |
6 Apr 2004 |
Top recycling villages named and praised South Norfolk Council this week named and praised its top six recycling villages as remarkable new figures emerged about the number of red cards issued for recycling “infringements”. |
6 Apr 2004 |
Council braced for top level summit with residents South Norfolk Council is braced for a day of tough debate at a special summit for residents aged 50 plus. |
6 Apr 2004 |
Council puts young people at the heart of its democracy South Norfolk Council’s Cabinet has backed radical plans to put young people at the heart of its democracy. |
2 Apr 2004 |
Council flags up European election votes campaign Up to 50,000 homes in South Norfolk have just received a colourful reminder that the European elections are looming. |
30 Mar 2004 |
Important Easter Holiday information COUNCIL OFFICES: South Norfolk Council’s offices are CLOSED on Good Friday (April 9th) and Easter Monday (April 12th). |
26 Mar 2004 |
Exciting Easter Holiday programme South Norfolk Council will soon be taking bookings for its Easter holiday programme for children, which runs at the Long Stratton Leisure Centre, between Monday April 5th and Friday April 16th, on weekdays (except Good Friday and Easter Monday). |
26 Mar 2004 |
Co-ordinator will focus on anti social behaviour A new post has been created to help tackle anti-social behaviour in South Norfolk. |
24 Mar 2004 |
Is this what U think 2? As part of the Up 2 U 2 survey, over 4,000 people told us what they think about the future of South Norfolk. |
23 Mar 2004 |
Young Enterprise Business Awards On Monday March 22nd at South Norfolk Council, two teams came together to compete in the Southern Norfolk Area Finals of the EDP/Young Enterprise Business Awards 2004. |
23 Mar 2004 |
Easter Holiday scheme comes to Harleston South Norfolk Council, in partnership with Harleston Development Partnership and Harleston Memorial Leisure Centre, has created a new Easter holiday programme for children in Harleston. |
17 Mar 2004 |
Going, going, going... on holiday, to beautiful South Norfolk! Today saw the launch of the latest campaign to bring holiday-makers to the beauty, excitement and warmth of South Norfolk. |
16 Mar 2004 |
The search is on for young athletes in South Norfolk After the victory at last year’s Norfolk Youth Games, the hunt is on for children aged between 9 – 13 who want to represent South Norfolk in this year’s Games, which take place on Sunday May 9th at The UEA Sportspark and Earlham School in Norwich. |
16 Mar 2004 |
Household hazardous waste scheme - saving the environment It is the time of year when people often think about having a Spring Clean clear out – and South Norfolk Council is launching a scheme to help residents in domestic properties, who are at a loss about what to do with unwanted left-overs of items such |
12 Mar 2004 |
Council Leader attacks £1m black hole in funding South Norfolk Council Leader Richard Carden tonight attacked a government funding black hole, which has left the district’s residents out of pocket by over £1m. |
24 Feb 2004 |
Benzene monitoring is next step Recently South Norfolk Council announced it had appointed an independent firm of consultants to evaluate the results of air quality monitoring in Loddon, some of which had shown the presence of Benzene. |
23 Feb 2004 |
Council wins £1m boost for recycling South Norfolk Council has won £1,123,000 for its refuse and recycling service, after its bid for funding got the thumbs-up from the Government today. |
18 Feb 2004 |
Council and Yellow Pages want us to recycle Sandcastles Householders are being encouraged to help turn ‘sandcastles’ into new paper products in this year’s campaign aimed at recycling tonnes of old Yellow Pages directories. |
12 Feb 2004 |
Council services hit by weather South Norfolk Council has this morning announced that refuse collection and street cleaning will not be carried out today. |
29 Jan 2004 |
Council opens consultation on licensing revolution South Norfolk Council has launched a campaign to prepare its trade for the Government’s licensing revolution, due to start this summer. |
27 Jan 2004 |
Council celebrates community bus cash success Hundreds of residents and businesses in market towns in South Norfolk are to benefit after South Norfolk District Council won funding from the Government for a new community transport scheme. |
21 Jan 2004 |
Council calls in experts over benzene South Norfolk Council has moved to reassure residents in Loddon by announcing that it is to appoint an independent firm of consultants to evaluate the results of air quality monitoring. |
19 Jan 2004 |
£250 Up 2 U 2 winner sets out agenda for action Sarah Hassan has scooped £250 in the South Norfolk Council Up 2 U 2 consultation prize draw, after sending in her answers to the questionnaire on the future of the district. |
15 Jan 2004 |
Young people's drop-in centre opens A new drop-in centre is about to open its doors, providing a much-requested space for young people, aged 11- 19, in Wymondham. |
14 Jan 2004 |
Grand opening week for Community Meeting Room South Norfolk Council is delighted to announce that the Chedgrave Community Meeting Room will open this weekend, followed by a week of free activities, to raise the Room’s profile. |
7 Jan 2004 |