Kay Mason Billig has been elected as the new leader of Norfolk County Council.
Conservative group leader Councillor Mason Billig was voted in at the full council’s annual meeting on Tuesday 9 May. She succeeds Councillor Andrew Proctor, who stood down from the role due to ill health.
Cllr Mason Billig said it was an honour to be elected. She paid tribute to Cllr Proctor for putting the council in a strong position and wished him a speedy recovery.
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26 May 2023
Norfolk’s Cabinet is set to make a decision on a significant factor in achieving goal of attaining net zero carbon emissions by 2030.
25 May 2023
Ambitious plans to deliver for the people of Norfolk will be considered by the county council’s cabinet next month.
25 May 2023
Norfolk County Council’s Trading Standards service are looking back at a successful year as Cabinet are asked to approve the new annual service plan.
24 May 2023
Norfolk County Council has launched a contract with Medequip UK to provide Integrated Community Services (ICES) across Norfolk and Waveney, using electric vans, an energy-efficient depot and high rates of equipment re-use to reduce carbon emissions while providing value for the tax payer.
23 May 2023
The Transport for Norwich Advisory Committee will consider proposals for a new, direct and convenient connection between Norwich Airport and the nearby industrial estate.
23 May 2023
Heartsease Fiveways roundabout in Norwich is set for major improvements under a scheme that will be considered next week.
19 May 2023
Norfolk County Council has been successful in securing almost £3m funding from Active Travel England for the development of schemes to improve cycling and walking infrastructure across the county.
19 May 2023
Norfolk County Council has launched phase 2 of the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP), which focuses on improving active travel in 20 towns across the county.
19 May 2023
Bus travel in many parts of Norfolk is set to stay capped at £2 a journey as part of the government’s ongoing Bus Fare Cap Grant scheme, which has now been extended to 31 October 2023.
18 May 2023
A range of workshops to help people get online across Norfolk are continuing to take place across the county.
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