Latest news
Book your place for the Marriot Way 10k 2024
Time is running out to book your place for Broadland District Council’s Marriott’s Way 10K, taking place on Sunday 22 September.
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Council offers grants to help with EVCP and Solar PV
South Norfolk Council has introduced grants to support Town and Parish Councils and community groups across the district install electric car charging points and Solar panels.
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Nominations closing soon for Community at Heart Awards
Time is running out, with only a few days left to nominate for Broadland District Council's Community at Heart Awards.
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Book your place for the Marriott Way 10k
Don’t miss out and book your place today for Broadland District Council’s Marriott’s Way 10K, taking place on Sunday 22 September.
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Norwich Infrastructure Plan updated to boost growth and quality of life
The Greater Norwich Infrastructure Plan (GNIP) has been updated to outline the region’s infrastructure needs and priorities for the coming year.
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Opportunity to have your say on housing sites in South Norfolk
South Norfolk Council has published proposed amendments to the draft Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan (VCHAP).
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Councils thank residents for helping to crack down on fly-tipping
Broadland District Council and South Norfolk Council would like to thank their residents who have already supported the new campaign to crack down on fly-tipping.
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The Long Stratton bypass is underway
Work is well underway on the construction of the much anticipated, Long Stratton bypass.
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Funding boost to support domestic abuse survivors
Local charity, Dawn’s New Horizon, has received £15,000 from South Norfolk and Broadland District Councils to support victims of domestic abuse.
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Chairman announces his chosen charity
The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, the UK’s food allergy charity, has been selected by Broadland District Council Chairman Cllr Adrian Tipple as his chosen charity for this civic year 2024-25.
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South Norfolk Council calls for pause on National Grid’s Norwich to Tilbury Project
South Norfolk Council has called for a temporary halt to National Grid’s proposed Norwich to Tilbury electricity transmission project.