Community and voluntary organisations in Redenhall and Harleston can now apply for two funding opportunities. These financial grants are designed to support local projects, strengthen community initiatives, and provide practical support for local residents. Whether …
A new plaque marking the site of Harleston’s Blacker Bombard was unveiled on the Recreation Ground on Sunday 27 September. The plaque was unveiled by Norfolk Deputy Lieutenant Philippa Taylor, whose family has a historic …
Following acknowledgement of the Town Council’s report by County Councillor Joe Kerrison, we have received assurances that the concerns raised with both Norfolk County Council and OCU Group are being taken seriously. OCU Group has …
On 22nd September, the Harleston town sign was removed from its post on the Market Square. As many of you know, the sign had become unsafe due to being knocked by large vehicles, and enduring …
Sent on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner, Colin Sutton. On behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk, Colin Sutton, please be advised that the consultation for the new Norfolk Police and …
Redenhall with Harleston Town Council is aware that a number of residents have raised concerns regarding the condition of sections of pavement along The Thoroughfare following the recent CityFibre installation works. Following correspondence received from …
Harleston resident Malcolm Wiles has decided to retire from his role as winder of the clock in Harleston’s clock tower, after 35 years! Earlier this week, Chair of the Town Council, Paul Mba (also known …
You’re invited to the unveiling of a plaque marking the site of a Blacker Bombard weapon on Sunday 27 September 2026, at 11am. The Blacker Bombard, also known as the Spigot Mortar, was an infantry …
Redenhall with Harleston Town Council has now received the Conclusion of Audit for the financial year ended 31 March 2026. The audit has been completed by the Council’s external auditor, and the relevant documents are …
You may have seen or heard that the Town sign is going to be replaced due to wear and tear over the decades since it was first installed. Removal of the shield and wooden post …