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Age Concern Norfolk is an independent charitable organisation with over 50 years experience dedicated to promoting the well-being of all older people throughout the county of Norfolk and to help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience
External site: http://www.acnorfolk.org.uk/
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The Parish Council Website
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The Villages of Alpington and Yelverton can be found south of Norwich just off the A146 (to Lowestoft). There are a number of facilities available in the Villages including the Village Hall, Primary School and Church.
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A Parish Council is elected every 4 years and the last election was held in May 2007. Ashmanhaugh Parish Council is made up of 7 Councillors who, to comply with current legislation, have to be over 18 years of age and either live, work or own property in Ashmanhaugh or within 3 miles of the village.
Your Parish Councillors are: ...
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This site is produced by and for the Parish Council for the villages of Ashwellthorpe and Fundenhall. Welcome to our site. The Parish Council is keen to communicate with residents in the Parish and others further afield.
To contact us or to make any comments please e mail us at
ashfun-pc@hotmail.co.uk
Thank you.
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Local Government functions at Parish Council level
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Aspley Guise
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Attleborough Town Council has 15 members, with 8 committees and looks after allotments, cemeteries, Thieves Lane Recreation Ground, Gaymer's Meadow, Decoy Common, closed churchyards, play areas, skateboard park and dog walking areas.
External site: http://www.attleboroughtc.org.uk
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Aylmerton is a small picturesque village within the Norfolk Coast-Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is two and a half miles from the coastal towns of Cromer and Sheringham, with a population of c.440 and an electoral role currently standing at 375. There are significant areas of National Trust woodland and heaths within the parish.
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Welcome to Aylsham Town Council.
The Council serves a population of 6000 people in the Norfolk town of Aylsham. There are 13 Councillors, who represent the whole town (no wards).
Services provided by the Town Council include: allotments (2 sites), street lighting, public toilets, cemetery, maintenance of the closed churchyard, recreation ground, amenity areas,christmas lights, use of the town hall ...
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Barnham Broom Parish Council is made of up of 7 Councillors aged 21 or older who either live, work or own property in Barnham Broom or within 3 miles.
The Parish Council is elected every 4 years the next election being in 2007.
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Bartlow Village Parish Meeting.
News and information to village residents.
Details of community events organised by Bartlow Village Association,
Details of Church services, and other church matters.
Details of Bartlow 3 Counties charity walk.
Historical records of the village.
Useful telephone numbers.
News of the village public house.
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Parish Council serving the residents of Barton-le-Clay in Bedfordshire.
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To be added later
External site: http://www.barton-cambs.org.uk
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To facilitate activities for all age groups in the community at the Village Hall and Sports and Recreation Field.
To obtain funds for sports and other equipment for various outdoor and indoor activities by local fund-raising and from grants.
To recruit volunteers to run activities and ‘man’ the Village Hall.
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BALGA is village association set up to facilitate the provision of Allotments in Bawdeswell.
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Parish Council for the village of Bawdeswell, which lies about half-way between Norwich and Fakenham.
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Bawdeswell Village Hall provides a community space for meetings and activities. The hall is available for hire by anyone but is provided free to voluntary groups on weekdays.
Our Activities Group 'BAG' organises children's and adult activities at the hall.
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Parish Council for Beachamwell, Shingham and Drymere
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The Parish Council for Beccles in Suffolk
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Welcome to Bedford Parish Council
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The Bedfordshire Association of Town and Parish Councils is a membership organisation offering advice, support and training to member councils.
Office hours are 09.00 - 13.00, Monday to Friday.
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This is the internet home of the Bedfordshire villages of Stanbridge and Tilsworth. It provides not only information about the Parish Council business of the two villages, but a wealth of community information and data.
External site: http://www.stanbridge-tilsworth.org/
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Beetley is a Parish situated 3 miles north of Dereham on the B1145.The Parish has a recreation ground that has a football and cricket pitch plus a play area situated near the White Water river and is trustee or owner of land at Beetley Common and East Bilney which provide walks and areas for viewing wild life.
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