News

• £100,000 boost for community fund

  01 April 2020
  A fund to support communities during the coronavirus pandemic has received a £100,000 boost from Norfolk County Council.

• Stay safe, fire service offers advice on home fire safety

  31 March 2020
  Tips on staying safe at home have been issued by Norfolk’s Fire & Rescue Service to help ensure the safety of residents during the Covid-19 pandemic.

• Norfolk supports health workers and volunteers with new COVID-19 parking permit

  31 March 2020
  A simple parking permit will be available from today to ease the way for health workers, and community volunteers, who are helping people across Norfolk.

• Companies praised for supporting council in Covid 19 efforts

  30 March 2020
  Companies have been praised for working with the Norfolk County Council to help support the community in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

• Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service in discussions to support ambulance colleagues

  27 March 2020
  Norfolk’s Chief Fire Officer and his team are working with colleagues at The East of England Ambulance Service Trust (EEAST) to identify ways fire service staff can support them during the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Norfolk’s schools rally together as first week of closure draws to a close

  27 March 2020
  Schools across Norfolk have been making the most of digital technology and looking for creative and innovative ways of supporting their pupils, as the first week of school closures draws to an end.

• Non-urgent highways work suspended

  26 March 2020
  Non-urgent highways work in Norfolk is being suspended by the County Council, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

• Coronavirus scams warning - take care who you trust

  25 March 2020
  People are being urged to watch out for criminals who are taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic.

• Councils launch support plan for vulnerable people

  25 March 2020
  A comprehensive support package for those residents classed as vulnerable during the Covid-19 Pandemic is being launched by councils across Norfolk.

• Keep Norfolk safe and follow the Government’s advice, says leader

  24 March 2020
  County Council Leader Councillor Andrew Proctor said: “No-one can now be in any doubt how serious the coronavirus situation is. Following the Prime Minister’s statement last night, I urge you to follow all the latest advice, to stop this virus spreading around our communities. It’s been given for good reasons and shouldn’t be ignored at all.