Press releases

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.

Charities and organisations who have staff on the front-line help keep Norfolk communities safe can now access a new supply system should their PPE supplies run critically short.

Broadland and South Norfolk Councils have already supported 3,353 local businesses and paid out over £38 million in Government grants to help the local economy during the Covid-19 pandemic.

South Norfolk and Broadland Help Hub came to the rescue of a local mother desperately in need last week, after she was struggling to feed her young daughter.

Broadland and South Norfolk Councils’ Help Hub is still answering an average of 500 calls a day from residents asking for help during the coronavirus lockdown.

Following a request from central government that people who are either homeless or sleeping rough should be found temporary accommodation for the duration of the COVID 19 lockdown, both Broadland a

South Norfolk Council have rebranded three of their bin lorries to help get crucial messages around Coronavirus out into the community.

South Norfolk and Broadland Council have already distributed over £18 million of funding to help local businesses stay afloat during the coronavirus lockdown.

A South Norfolk community are going above and beyond to help people and offer support to each other during the coronavirus lockdown.