Every month the Police will be conducting engagement surgeries across Broadland and South Norfolk, the next one planned for your area is:
Come along and have a chat if there is a local policing issue or concern you wish to discuss, or just simply talk to an officer that serves your community.
Engagement Surgery – Acle Library Jan
The next Parish Council meeting will be held on Monday 9th January 2023 at 7.30pm in the Village Hall. All residents are welcome to attend.
The agenda and other meeting documents are listed below:
Minutes 5th DEC 2022 – draft
The next Neighbourhood Plan meeting will be on Thursday 5th January 2023. Please see below for the agenda and other meeting documents.
Reedham NP Minutes 29th Sept 22 – draft
On Monday 19th December Broadland District Council are launching a new Broadland Bin Collection app. The app is a great way for residents to find their bin collection days easily, receive notifications of any changes and find out what they can and can’t recycle.
The link to download the app is here: https://www.southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk/bin-collections-bdc-app.
BDC Bins_PosterThe next Parish Council meeting will be on Monday 5th December 2022 at 7.30pm in the Village Hall. All residents are welcome to attend. The agenda and other meeting documents can be found below:
R.C. MINs 7th NOV 2022 – draft
Payments Schedule Dec 22 – summary
Budget Precept 2023-24 – draft
Norfolk County Council have sent advance notice of a road closure on the Havaker, at the Witton Green end, for a UKPN new connection. The road will be temporarily closed (except for access) from the 28th November to the 2nd December.
Full details can be found here – Reedham NTRO5959 PT
The next Parish Council meeting will be held on Monday 7th November 2022 at 7.30pm in the village hall. All residents are welcome to attend. Please see below for the agenda and other meeting documents.
R.C. MINs 3rd OCT 2022 – draft
Reedham Parish Council Meetings 2023 – draft
Local Government Association Model Councillor Code of Conduct 2020
The Broads Authority’s Planning Committee have asked the Parish Council to publicise that, as a Local Planning Authority, they provide pre-application advice on planning queries, including around whether planning permission is needed and on proposals.
This advice is free of charge.
There are many benefits to contacting the planning team prior to starting any work. There are instances where development takes place without the correct planning permission and this can lead,
in some circumstances, to enforcement proceedings. It is often the case that if pre-application advice had been sought, then the works might not have gone ahead thereby saving the householder time,
money and inconvenience.
Whilst, where planning permission is not needed, it is always useful to have this confirmed in writing.
The Broads Authority planning department can also advise on the correct form to use and what further documents or information will be required, and, again, this can save time and expense for all parties.
One of the main functions of pre-application contact is to give preliminary informal advice on whether a scheme is likely to be acceptable if an application for planning permission is submitted, and to advise on any changes or amendments that may be needed. Many people find this really useful and the opportunity to engage with potential applicants at an early stage is very valuable as this can help to get the best scheme on a site.
Contact should be made via email: [email protected] and it is useful to put ‘Pre-application advice request’ in the subject box.
They aim to respond within 3 weeks, but this will depend on how busy they are because dealing with the planning applications where a fee has been paid is the priority.
As part of the Norfolk Coast AONB festival, the Broads Authority are running a few events.
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Date |
Activity |
Location |
Time |
How to book |
Cost |
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Saturday 8th October |
Dark Sky Adventure Experience the night-time world around How Hill, on an adventure with astronomy, night creatures and sensory discovery, rounded off with just a touch of night magic! Booking Essential |
How Hill Nature Reserve Ludham Norfolk NR29 5PG |
1900 – 2100
|
Toad Hole TIC 01692 678763/01603 756096 |
£10 per adult £7.50 per under 16 |
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Tuesday 18th October |
Dark Sky Waveney wildlife walk. Explore Waveney Valley marshland footpaths and woodlands after dark with the BA rangers, searching for bats, owls and other nocturnal wildlife. Booking essential! |
Meet at North Cove Nature Reserve Car Park, Wade Hall Lane, North Cove, Suffolk NR34 7QQ |
18.30-20.30 |
For bookings, please ring 07710 806109 |
Free |
Also, the next How Hill event after that is Jon Tyler’s Family Fungi walk. See below
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Date |
Activity |
Location |
Time |
How to book |
Cost |
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Sunday 16th October |
Fungus family fun (walks and family drop-in event) Experience the world of magical mushrooms and terrific toadstools Find out about fungi friends and scream with the spores on a fungtastic guided walk looking at mushrooms in the park with activities along the way. Mushroom display and free fungi craft activities also available through the day. Booking Essential |
How Hill Nature Reserve Ludham Norfolk NR29 5PG |
1000 – 1500 (Walk 1030 – 1230) (Walk 1300 – 1500) |
Toad Hole TIC 01692 678763/01603 756096 |
£12 for child + adult £20 for family (up to 4) (No unaccompanied children) |
The next meeting of the Parish Council will be on Monday 3rd October 2022 at 7.30pm in the Village Hall. All residents are welcome to attend. The agenda and other meeting paperwork can be found below:
Reedham Neighbourhood Plan Draft September 2022
Payments Schedule Oct 22 – summary
