News

• Norfolk's US Military heritage celebrated at American Library grand re-opening

  19 May 2022
  Representatives from both sides of the Atlantic were on hand to celebrate the history of the US Air Force in Norfolk.

• First look at shared vision for growing Norfolk's economy post Covid-19

  19 May 2022
  Councillors will get their first look at a major piece of research which is set to shape Norfolk’s economy over the coming years as the county emerges from the effects of the pandemic

• Have your say on bus service improvements in Norfolk

  18 May 2022
  A consultation has been launched today asking for residents’ views on bus services in Norfolk

• More than 600 supported as Chances Project marks first year

  17 May 2022
  The project offers free employment support to individuals who are looking for work but face challenges

• Celebration as 5 year restoration of iconic Billingford Windmill now complete

  17 May 2022
  Sponsors and supporters of a project to restore Billingford Windmill near Diss have been invited to an event to celebrate the completion of work on Wednesday 18 May

• Public invited to further say on proposed changes to St Giles Street

  13 May 2022
  A new look St Giles Street in Norwich was first put forward as part of a wider vision for ‘Connecting the Lanes’ area, which the public were consulted on in the summer of 2021

• Rooting for Nature Composting campaign launches with a chance to win a free compost bin

  12 May 2022
  Rooting for Nature is back to encourage more people to switch to composting at home and help reduce and recycle more of their waste.

• Invitation to make a pledge to help every child in Norfolk to flourish

  12 May 2022
  Organisations and businesses from all over Norfolk are being invited to pledge to make at least one new promise or commitment this year to help change things for the better for children and young people

• Extensive package of support to help schools to welcome children fleeing the war in Ukraine

  12 May 2022
  Norfolk County Council is supplying schools across the county with much needed provisions so that educational resources and places of sanctuary can be given to child refugees

• Scrutiny considers how Covid funding supported care

  11 May 2022
  How the county council channelled Government Covid funding to support adult social care in Norfolk and the impact it had will be considered by the scrutiny committee this month.