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Clerks Leave

We have to inform you that our parish clerk will be on leave from Wednesday 16th January to Monday 19th February as he is out of the country visiting his family in New Zealand and will not be contactable at any time during his leave. All contact to be via the Chair Jacqueline Ives

Tel:01508 481710s on

Email: [email protected]

As such the meeting planned for February will not take place

Ashwellthorpe Play area

The Parish Clerk undertakes the inspections of the play area monthly and these are noted for inspection by our internal auditor.

We are now looking at the possibility of fencing in the play area as agreed at our parish council meeting on 18th April 2023 by a majority vote of 4-1 and have submitted out proposals to our insurance company BHIB for the approval. You will also see if this is able to be done we will be increasing the size of the play area and hopefully putting in some adult play equipment in the new area for all to use. The documents for the extra land transfer have been received by the Parish Council and will hopefully be signed off at our July meeting

 

Latest Pylons info

https://ashwellthorpeandfundenhallpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/files/2023/06/We-are-continuing-work-to-support-the-delivery-of-new-sources-of-renewable-energy-to-homes-and-businesses-across-East-Anglia-and-the-UK.pdf

 

Important Notice

Please see the attached link regarding the parish Speed watch group and the request for more people to come forward to assist Gus to run the Group with the correct numbers. Speeding is a vital resource for the parish to get the data needed to ensure the police see there is an issue and to also ensure they come at the correct times to get the information when speeding is at its height through

https://ashwellthorpeandfundenhallpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/files/2023/05/speedwatch-notice.pdf

 

Tuttles Lane works Newsletter

New bulletin on A11 works

https://ashwellthorpeandfundenhallpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/files/2023/05/E-bulletin-Spooner-Row-Coronation-Opening-and-Browick-NB-Exit-Update.pdf

https://ashwellthorpeandfundenhallpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/files/2023/04/Phase-3b-eBulletin.pdf

https://ashwellthorpeandfundenhallpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/files/2023/02/A11-Spooner-Row-to-Tuttles-Newsletter-Feb-2023.pdf

https://ashwellthorpeandfundenhallpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/files/2023/03/Hethersett-Bypass-Closure-eBulletin-10-March-2023.pdf

Wymondham works Lighting upgrade Information

https://ashwellthorpeandfundenhallpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/files/2023/01/A11-Wymondham-Bypass-Junctions-lighting-upgrade.pdf

Wymondham A11 Road Works Information

https://ashwellthorpeandfundenhallpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/files/2023/02/A11-Spooner-Row-to-Tuttles-Newsletter-Feb-2023.pdf

 

A11 interchange works latest news

The link below shows s the latest news from the road scheme and some slip road closures

https://ashwellthorpeandfundenhallpc.norfolkparishes.gov.uk/files/2022/11/Nov-22-Browick-SB-Entry-Slip-Closures-eBulletin.pdf

 

Home Composting Bins

Norfolk County Council promotes the use of home composters and Bokashi bins to manage garden and food waste at home. The prices for these bins have been subsidised, the details of which are on the below leaflet.

Compost Bin Leaflet

Parish Council Meetings

The Public is very welcome to attend and we encourage people to speak during the open forum which is part of each formal meeting
Members of the public are welcome to audio or video record Parish Council meetings. Before doing so they should ask whether any members of the public object to having their faces recorded and should comply with any request not to do so. No oral commentary should be made on the proceeding, at the time of recording.

Parish Council.

Ever wondered what your Parish Council is here to do? The Parish Council is made up of 7 members who all live either in Ashwellthorpe or Fundenhall, and represent the village on various matters. We are effectively the third tier of local government, the other two being Norfolk County Council and South Norfolk Council.

The Parish Council meets  nine times a year.

The Public is very welcome to attend and we encourage people to speak during the open forum which is part of each formal meeting

Members of the public are welcome to audio or video record Parish Council meetings. Before doing so they should ask whether any members of the public object to having their faces recorded and should comply with any request not to do so. No oral commentary should be made on the proceeding, at the time of recording.

The Annual Parish Council meeting  takes place in May.  It is at this meeting that members of the parish council  elect the chair,  make other annual appointments and review their insurance, risk management policies, etc.

The Annual Meeting of the Parish also takes place in May prior to the Annual Parish Council meeting. It  is not a Parish Council meeting, rather it is an opportunity for the community to come together and report on matters of interest and progress over the past year.

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