WELCOME TO OUR PARISH
Please download a welcome pack
NEWS FROM THE PARISH
Information that we hope you will find helpful has been collated and posted under the COVID - 19 tab.
The March newsletter will not be delivered to houses due to the Covid - 19 lockdown but is available to view under the Newsletter tab.
Future parish council meetings have currently been suspended during this Coronavirus outbreak. This website will be updated with information as soon as we are able to resume meetings.
CONSULTATION - on planning application received - public comments by 22nd May - details on agenda-MEETINGS tab - minutes & agendas.
New items added;
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15 May planning consultation agenda - MEETINGS tab - minutes & agendas
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5 May Force parish newsletter - NEWS/INFO/EVENTS 7 LINKS tab - news/information
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28 April - COVID - 19 tab updated with new information
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March 2020 Newsletter - NEWSLETTER tab
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11 March meeting agenda - MEETINGS tab - minutes & agendas
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Wym SNT contact info - NEWS/INFO/EVENTS & LINKS tab - news/information
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A47 Dualling public consultation - NEWS/INFO/EVENTS & LINKS tab - news/information
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11 Feb planning meeting draft mins - MEETINGS tab - minutes & agendas
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8 January meeting draft mins - MEETINGS tab - minutes & agendas
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January 2020 Newsletter - NEWSLETTER tab
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3 Dec planning meeting minutes - MEETINGS tab - minutes & agendas
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20 November meeting minutes - MEETINGS tab - minutes & agendas
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11 Feb meeting agenda - MEETINGS tab - minutes & agendas
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November Newsletter - NEWSLETTER tab
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8 January meeting agenda - MEETINGS tab - minutes & agendas
NOTICE BOARDS are available in Brandon Parva, Coston, Runhall & Welborne. If you would like a notice or flyer put on them please either send electronically or deliver a paper copy to the clerk - Bev Long.
ABOUT OUR PARISH VILLAGES
Brandon Parva – hill where broom grows; Coston – slope, riverbank; Runhall – nook of land where there are tree trunks; Welborne – the running brook from the well; all in the Hundred of Forehoe are quiet Mid Norfolk villages bypassed by the great events of history and undisturbed by modern developments. They still bear the imprint of the small farmers and agricultural workers who forged them. Havens of quiet and tranquillity, which enhance our way of life.
Figures taken from the 2011 national census state that the parish has a population of 401 with 148 households sitting in an area of 1,198 hectares.