COMMUNITY DEFIBRILLATOR (DEFIB)
We now have 3 Defibrillators in the village.
They are located at:
1. The Village Hall, Marlingford Road
2. The Rembrandt Restaurant, Dereham Road
3. Outside 73 Ringland Road, Lower Easton
Without the fantastic support we would not be in the position to purchase this life saving equipment.
Latest News:
The next Parish Council meeting will be held on Monday 2nd November at 7:30. This will be a virtual meeting using ZOOM. Public participation will be available. For further details click on the box above.
The Parish Council is working with the District Council to provide emergency support if needed
Solicitors acting on behalf of the Council issues a letter of advice to SNC and NCC on their obligations to comply with the Equalities Act 2010 (Read More)
We have a vacancy for a Parish Councilor if you are interested, please contact our clerk.
Emergency Contact numbers
Emergency 999
Non-emergency medical 111
Non-emergency police 101
County Council Helpline 0344 800 8020
Electricity 105
Water 0800 771 881
Gas 0800 111 999
Samaritans 116 123
Childline 0800 1111
National Domestic Abuse helpline 0808 200 0247
Your local Police Contact
PC 499 Stu Barnard
Costessey Beat Manager
Wymondham Police Station
Falconers Chase
Norfolk Police HQ
Norfolk Constabulary
Tel: 101 ext 2951
Virtual Parish Council Meeting,
Click here to find out more
Public participation will be available.
Persimmon Homes application 2020/0962
The Parish Council has been working very hard in response to this application .
Our response to SNC. 
We have appointed Abzag Ltd to support us with responding to this application.
Speak up if you suspect domestic violence or abuse
If you suspect that someone you know is being abused, speak up! If you’re hesitating—telling yourself that it’s none of your business, you might be wrong, or that the person might not want to talk about it—keep in mind that expressing your concern will let the person know that you care and may even save their life.
Talk to the person in private and let them know that you’re concerned. Point out the signs you’ve noticed that worry you. Tell the person that you’re there for them, whenever they feel ready to talk. Reassure them that you’ll keep whatever is said between the two of you, and let them know that you’ll help in any way you can.
Remember, abusers are very good at controlling and manipulating their victims. People who have been emotionally or physically abused are often depressed, drained, scared, ashamed, and confused. They need help getting out of the situation, yet their partner has often isolated them from their family and friends. By picking up on the warning signs and offering support, you can help them escape an abusive situation and begin healing.
