4 November 2020
Norfolk County Council has released the list of vital services that will continue to be delivered, face-to-face, in line with the Government’s guidelines on the national restrictions.
Others will move online or be suspended, to help curb the spread of the virus by reducing social contact.
Council leader Councillor Andrew Proctor said: “We are committed to protect Norfolk and to return to the lower level, tier one rules, as soon as the latest national restrictions end."
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27 November 2020
Norfolk Fire and Rescue Services present a new video campaign, L.I.V.E, offering tips to reduce electrical fires at home.
27 November 2020
27 November 2020
The future of outdoor learning at the loss-making Holt Hall will be decided next month (December 7).
27 November 2020
Having secured £635k in funding to reduce homelessness in Norfolk and promote independence, the County Council’s Cabinet is to consider next steps on 7 December.
27 November 2020
Key projects set to boost sustainable and planned growth in Norfolk over the next 10 years are to be considered by the members of Norfolk County Council’s cabinet next week.
26 November 2020
The government has today announced that Norfolk will leave the current national coronavirus restrictions in tier two – the second of the three national levels.
26 November 2020
The NHS in Norfolk and Waveney is on the hunt for thousands of vaccinators and support staff to help protect millions of people from COVID-19 quickly when a safe and effective vaccine becomes available.
25 November 2020
The government has today (Wednesday 25 November) approved the vital funding for Norfolk County Council’s application to build and operate a crucial new lifting bridge across the River Yare in Great Yarmouth.
25 November 2020
Commenting on the Chancellor’s statement today, county council leader Councillor Andrew Proctor said: “I welcome the Chancellor’s statement today and its focus on protecting lives and livelihoods.
25 November 2020
158 of Norfolk’s most academically-gifted students will be offered a unique opportunity to experience life and learning at the University of Cambridge as part of a new innovative partnership with Norfolk County Council.
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