Press releases

Don’t be afraid to ask for help – that’s the message from Broadland and South Norfolk District Councils to local people feeling vulnerable and in need of support during the COVID-19 lockdown.

A South Norfolk manufacturing company which switched production to PPE face shields to support the NHS and frontline workers is now making them available for a wide range of sectors where staff wil

Children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are being offered the chance of a dedicated hour of their own at the tree plantation in Thorpe St Andrew in Norwich to help them get

For the second year running, South Norfolk Council has won the GeoPlace Award for ‘Best address data in the East of England Region’ and for the fourth year running the ‘Gold Performance Award’.

A series of simple home exercise videos to help people in Broadland keep active during lockdown have been produced by the Council’s fitness team.

Forty iPads are being donated by Broadland District Council to help patients on the Covid-19 wards of Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital keep in touch with their families during isolation.

Local Councillor Clayton Hudson has been praising the efforts of unsung hero Phil Pearce.

Public sector bodies have come out to thank the more than 3,000 people across the county who have signed up to offer their support to others during the coronavirus pandemic.

Taxi and private hire drivers are being urged to avoid turning to illegal money lenders to make up for any loss of income during the coronavirus pandemic.

South Norfolk Council’s Leisure Team have recently launched a brand-new YouTube channel to help residents keep fit and active during lockdown.