News

• Norfolk COVID-19 weekly update - 22 October

  22 October 2020
  COVID-19 rates across Norfolk have continued to rise this week, with people across the county being advised to be extra careful over the half-term break.

• Search for creative names launched as seven new high-tech gritters ready to keep Norfolk’s roads safe this winter

  21 October 2020
  Seven new high-tech gritting vehicles will be helping keep Norfolk’s roads safe this winter, and Norfolk County Council has launched a competition to find seven creative names from Norfolk school children.

• Protect Norwich - call to follow public health advice after growing numbers of coronavirus cases

  16 October 2020
  Communities across all ages and areas of Norwich are being urged to act now and work together to protect themselves and each other as cases in the city continue to rise.

• Precautionary Testing underway at Bernard Matthews site

  16 October 2020
  Precautionary testing for Covid 19 is under way at the Bernard Matthews site in Great Witchingham, Norfolk, after several members of staff tested positive for the virus

• New regional adoption agency "Adopt East" launches to recruit adopters across the East of England

  15 October 2020
  Today marks the launch of Adopt East, a regional adoption agency which has been established to recruit adopters across the East of England.

• Stay safe this bonfire night

  15 October 2020
  Residents across Norfolk are being reminded to take additional care this Bonfire Night

• Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery to reopen

  14 October 2020
  Norwich Castle joins the Time and Tide Museum of Great Yarmouth, Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse and Lynn Museum which are already open to the public

• Scrutiny to look at winter planning for COVID

  13 October 2020
  The County Council’s scrutiny committee will consider how the adult social care service is planning to cope with COVID-19 in winter

• Norfolk County Council's leader reacts to the Government's latest COVID-19 measures

  12 October 2020
  County Council Leader Andrew Proctor's reaction following the Prime Minister’s statement to the Commons

• Statement of action details ambitious plan to further improve services for children with special educational needs

  07 October 2020
  Norfolk County Council and Norfolk and Waveney Clinical Commissioning Group have detailed their shared plan to address the areas of weakness identified by Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission in their inspection earlier this year.