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MEETINGS 2012
The next meeting of the Parish Council is planned to be held on :
Fair funding for concessionary faresHighway Improvements Are you a library member? Norfolk Police AuthorityNorfolk's Right of Way ServiceDisability in Norfolk - What do you think?Norfolk Housing and Support Strategy for Older PeopleFaster Broadband in Norfolk?Changes to the Norfolk County Mobile Library ServiceHannah's Volunteering Trip to UgandaGaywood Valley ProjectWild about the Valley - Gaywood Valley
Important Changes to the Gayton Service
The first bus to town on Monday to Friday will run 10 minutes earlier and the first bus from town at 7.20am, and the last bus into town at 6.29pm will be cut. Otherwise there will be minor changes only.
On Sunday the first two buses of the morning will pick up 10 minutes earlier, and the last bus back from Lynn will be at 4.35pm, half an hour later than at present.
PLEASE NOTE: The dates below are proposed dates and therefore subject to change. For exact dates please see the agenda for the exact agreed date and time.
Click here for the Parish Council Minutes and Agendas
| Jan | 9th | Jul | 9th |
| Feb | 13th | Aug | 13th |
| Mar | 12th | Sep | 10th |
| Apr | 9th | Oct | 8th |
| May | 14th | Nov | 12th |
| Jun | 11th | Dec | 12th |
Your Parish Council ...
Safer Neighbourhood
Action Panels
Working in partnership the Police, West Norfolk Partnership, the Local Authority and other local agencies where you live, enables you identify and address community concerns.
SNAP meetings give you the chance to get more involved and have greater say over what happens in your area by discussing issues at a local level. The panel will be made up of representatives from the Council, Police and other community representatives. As a member of the public you are able to raise any issues of concern in your neighbourhood.
To find out more about what is happening in your neighbourhood and how you can attend your nearest meeting, visit www.norfolk.police.uk.
FIX MY STREET...
Report, view, or discuss local problems
(like graffiti, fly tipping, broken paving slabs, or street lighting
Norfolk County Council
Mobile Library Service
SNAP Priorities ...
Local priorities for the next eight weeks:
December 2011 - To target speeding issues in Dersingham and Gayton.December 2011 - To look at safety issues around schools in Dersingham and Gayton.
For more information on the local priorities and the SNAP meetings, click here
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For all visits to the Gayton area please click below to see the timetable
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Previous Articles ...
No 48 Bus
For services and the timetable please visit the Norfolk Green website click here
What are we telling you about ...
We have received an environmental permit application from Willows Power and Recycling Limited for an energy from waste facility in Saddlebow, King’s Lynn. An Environmental Permit from us needs to be in place before the plant can start operating.
Between 22 July 2011 and 21 September 2011 we completed the initial consultation with key organisations, and the local community, on this application.
The permitting process will take into account the environmental issues specific to King's Lynn area; such as the existing (and proposed) industrial emissions and the effects of abnormal conditions, such as flooding from the Wash, on the proposed installation.
To view this leaflet in full, click here
How can I stay up to date?
This information is to let you know about the current status of the permit application. Further information and more frequent updates can found at:
Click here if you would like to help.
Casual Vacancy in the office of Councillor Parish of Gayton ...
HomeWatch Alerts ...
For the latest in Homewatch Alerts or general information into local Policing in your area go to Local Policing page or click here
Click here for more information ...
Dated 8th January 2012
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