On Wednesday 22nd at 6pm there will be a virtual Local Policing Community Meeting for Harleston and the surrounding parishes, everyone is welcome. The meeting will be held with Microsoft Teams which is available to …
Hedge work took place on Tuesday 24 May on the site relating to planning application 2019/2115 – Land Off Station Hill, Harleston Norfolk. The police have now fully investigated this matter and have confirmed that …
On the 6th June 2022 the Independent Examiner Derek Stebbing BA (Hons) Dip EP MRTPI from IPe has now submitted his Report on Redenhall with Harleston Neighbourhood Development Plan 2022-2038. The Examiner recommends ‘that the Plan, once …
Everyone in town is looking forward the the Jubilee Celebrations over the weekend kicking off with a fantastic ‘Parade of Flags’ from the Market Place to the Recreation Ground at 9.30am on Saturday. Organisations from …
The Closing Date for Questions has been Extended to Friday 13th May 2022. Should you wish to put questions to members of your council please advise the Deputy Clerk, in writing or by email deputy-clerk@harleston-tc.gov.uk. …
The role is to facilitate communication between police and our communities and provide updates across these areas with all the latest news, witness appeals, police engagements, campaigns and Police recruitment, utilising both traditional and online …
There are lots of fun packed activities planned in Harleston to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Look out for the 70 Jubilee painted rocks hidden around town – keep them or hide them again for …
The Local Policing Neighbourhood Team will be at the Pennoyer Centre, Station Rd, Pulham St Mary from 10am – 11am on Sunday 24th April to meet the community. Please come along and speak to the …
The Amenities Committee meeting which was due to take place at 6.30pm on Wednesday 6th April has been cancelled due to the unavailability of sufficient councillors through illness, work commitments and being out of the …
Are you keen to speak to the PCC about your policing and crime concerns? If so why not book your 15 minute slot with the PCC during his next ‘Time to Talk’ session on Friday …