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USEFUL INFORMATION

 

STANTA INFORMATION

Here are the details for STANTA (see also on the STANTA page)

Live Firing & Air Activity 22nd-28th April 2024

Live Firing & Air Activity 29th-30th April 2024

Live Firing & Air Activity 1st-5th May 2024

Live Firing & Air Activity 6th-12th May 2024

Live Firing & Air Activity 13th-19th May 2024

Live Firing & Air Activity 20th-26th May 2024

Live Firing & Air Activity 27th-31st May 2024

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*Please click on the link to see details of the Village Charity Trust - Village Funds

 

*For information on the NCC Flexibus Service please click on the link - Flexibus

*Please click on the link to see guidance on flooding - Flood Guidance

                                *Telephone box library - please click on the link to see details - telephone box library

                                                                                                               

                           *The Parish Council have bought and installed 2 dog foul bins,

                       1 for School Road and 1 in Green Lane. Please use them and

encourage those that don't !! (see below)

Reporting those who do not clear up after their dog,

reporting pot-holes and other things!

If you see dog mess that has not been picked up or bags that may have been tossed to the side of the path or verge please can you go to http://www.breckland.gov.uk/litter-and-dog-fouling it is important that Breckland and the dog warden are kept up to date with dog fouling in the area.

For pot-holes please click on https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/roads/road-maintenance/potholes

Thank you

For anything else such as abandoned cars, anti-social behaviour, fly-tipping and many more please click on the link below which will take you to the Breckland Council Report It page.

http://www.breckland.gov.uk/reportit

On Saturday 4th December the Deputy Lieutenant of Norfolk, Melinda Raker, handed over a commemorative plaque to Tony Abel and Tim Leonard, Chairman and Vice Chairman of Little Cressingham and Threxton Parish Council.  The plaques are being offered by the Lieutenancy Office to every parish in Norfolk to mark the resilience of their communities during the pandemic.  Ruby Douglass of the Norwich University of the Arts designed the plaque and the quote from Harriet Martineau was selected by a team at Norwich's National Centre for Writing.  After Mrs Raker's speech to the Parish Council and other residents, Mr Leonard said that "the community had very much pulled together in the face of the pandemic and had been most supportive and resourceful".  He added that it was "particularly nice to have that recognised in this way".

 

 

 

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