I have worked with environmental groups to submit an expression of interest for a conservation project in Harleston. I am glad to say...

Adrian Ramsey attended the Harleston and District Business Forum as the guest speaker. It was great to hear directly from our MP, his...

The Environment Committee recommended the adoption of a Climate Change, Environment and Biodiversity Delivery Plan. This reinforces the...

I had the pleasure of attending a full house of St John's church for an emotional final sermon from our outgoing Rector, Nigel Tuffnell. ...

I recently has the pleasure of opening a meeting hosted by the local Historical Society to discuss a community wide program during the...

It has been a slow start at the District Council as we came back from the winter break. However, the new year has begun with much...

The country has recently experienced extreme weather conditions with localised flooding. Timely discussions at the latest Scrutiny...

A planning application for land south of Spirketts Lane has been approved by South Norfolk Council. I was able to obtain clarity that...

I have been addressing many concerns raised by residents. From potholes to conservation issues, overhanging trees, and blocked drains. ...

It has been a busy period for local events. Firstly, I would like to commend the Town Council on the Summer Beach Party. There was a...

Cllr Eddy and I attended the South Norfolk Community Awards ceremony on 12 July. Congratulations to Harleston Information Plus who won...

We now have a new Member of Parliament and indeed national government. While this may have an impact on national policies and...

South Norfolk Council recently held their Annual General Meeting. Daniel Elmer is the new Leader of the Council and Sharon Blundell the...

South Norfolk Council took their support for community focused nature recovery to another level with the start of a social media campaign...

The Help Hub team have a new outreach vehicle, specifically built to take into communities to deliver support services across South...

South Norfolk Council set the Council Tax for a Band D property at £170 for the coming year. This is an increase of £5 and means that...

I have been addressing many concerns raised by residents. From potholes to conservation issues, overhanging trees, and blocked drains. ...

There is some good news for our local businesses. Two of them are finalists in the Broadland and South Norfolk Business Awards. The Cap...

We are approaching the time when councils at all three tiers set their precepts for the coming year.  South Norfolk Council recognises...

As we welcome in the new year it is worth looking back to some things from last year. I have reported South Norfolk Council ‘Go For It’...