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PRZ162 Great Yarmouth - River Walk - Prohibition of Motor Vehicles - Revocation of 2004 Order 14831688
The Norfolk County Council (Great Yarmouth, River Walk) (Prohibition Of Motor Vehicles) Revocation Order 2024 - see link to notice below. For background information, please contact Samuel Cooper, telephone 0344 800 8020. MoreCloses today -
PRZ137 Burgh Apton/Hellington 50mph SLO 13926391
The Norfolk County Council (Ashby St Mary, Holverston, Rockland St Mary with Hellington, Thurton, A146 Norwich/Loddon Road) (50mph Speed Limit) Amendment Order 2024 - see link to notice below. For backround information please contact Mr J McCloud, telephone 01603 989827 or 0344 800 8020. MoreCloses today -
Your views on the proposals for changes to Gayton Road, King's Lynn
Consultation on proposals for Gayton Road, King’s Lynn Norfolk County Council is asking for feedback on proposed changes to Gayton Road, King’s Lynn, including the exit for buses from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital junction. This project is part of a series of improvements we’re making in King’s Lynn, Norwich and Great Yarmouth, aimed at improving bus journey times and reliability of services across our public transport network. We’re using funding awarded to us... MoreCloses 26 April 2024 -
PHA052 - Hethersett Back Lane, Zebra Crossing Notice 9401736
The Norfolk County Council (Hethersett, Back Lane) Zebra Pedestrian Crossing Notice 2024 - see link to notice below. For more information please call Max Emerson, telephone on 0344 800 8020. MoreCloses 30 April 2024 -
Your views on changes to Adult Social Care Charging Policy – Charging an arrangement fee for people who self-fund their social care
The Council faces difficult decisions to deliver on its ambitions for the people of Norfolk against a difficult economic climate and more than a decade of reduced funding. Each year, the Council reviews its budget and proposes the savings it will need to make for the following year to balance its budget. We conducted our annual budget and council tax consultation for 2024/25 between October and December 2023. However, the Government’s autumn statement and provisional... MoreCloses 17 May 2024 -
Easy Read - Your views on changes to Adult Social Care Charging Policy – Charging an arrangement fee for people who self-fund their social care
This is an online Easy Read version of our consultation on our idea to Charge an arrangement fee for people who self-fund their social care. Click here to take part in the non Easy Read version of the Consultation MoreCloses 17 May 2024 -
Easy Read - Your views on our proposal to change our Adult Social Care non-residential care charging policy
This is an online Easy Read version of our Adult Social Care non-residential care charging policy. Click here to take part in the non Easy Read version of the Consultation MoreCloses 17 May 2024 -
Your views on our proposal to change our Adult Social Care non-residential care charging policy
The Council faces difficult decisions to deliver on its ambitions for the people of Norfolk against a difficult economic climate and more than a decade of reduced funding. Each year, the Council reviews its budget and proposes the savings it will need to make for the following year to balance its budget. We carried out our annual budget and council tax consultation for 2024/25 between October and December 2023. However, the Government’s autumn statement and provisional... MoreCloses 17 May 2024 -
Hopton catchment consultation
Norfolk County Council, Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust (DNEAT) and the Governors of Hopton CE Primary Academy are proposing to change the catchment area of Hopton CE Primary Academy, from 1 September 2024. The proposal is to reduce the size of Hopton catchment area, to ensure that local children have easier travel routes to their local school. It is proposed that the ‘lost area’ to the northern end of the current catchment area will be included in the... MoreCloses 24 May 2024 -
Bradwell Catchment consultation
Norfolk County Council, Creative Education Trust and the Trustees of Woodlands Primary Academy are proposing to increase the size of the combined Bradwell catchment area shared by Woodlands Primary Academy, Hillside Primary School and Homefield CE VC Primary School by extending into some of the western side of the existing Hopton catchment area, to ensure that local children have more sustainable travel routes to their local school This proposal is linked to a proposal from... MoreCloses 24 May 2024 -
Ormiston Cliff Park Primary Academy catchment consultation
Norfolk County Council, Ormiston Academies Trust and the Trustees of Ormiston Cliff Park Primary Academy are proposing to change the catchment area of Ormiston Cliff Park Primary Academy, from 1 September 2024. This proposal is linked to a proposal from Norfolk County Council, to change the catchment areas of Hopton and Bradwell from 1 September 2024. Full details of these proposals can be found here: https://norfolk.citizenspace.com/childrens-services/hopton ... MoreCloses 24 May 2024 -
Local Government Experience 2024
Welcome! Thank you for considering our exciting Local Government Work Experience taking place in the summer of 2024. If you would like to apply, there are just a few questions to answer before submitting your application. Please click the 'online survey' button to go to the application. MoreCloses 31 May 2024 -
PJA115 Swaffham London Road 20mph speed limit extension -Experimental TRO
The Norfolk County Council (Swaffham, A1065 London Street/ Brandon Road) (20mph Speed Limit) Experimental Traffic Regulation Order 2024 - see link to notice below. For more information please contact Mr S. Salami, telephone 0344 800 8020. MoreCloses 6 October 2025
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