Work to repair a bridge that crosses the river Chet in Loddon started this week. The contractors, appointed by South Norfolk Council, started work to repair the Loddon Staithe bridge that has been closed for ten years, due to safety…
Diss Swim Centre was officially re-opened today (Monday 13 January) following an investment, by South Norfolk Council, of nearly £4 million. The centre was reopened by gold medal winning, British Paralympic swimmer Jessica-Jane Applegate and the Council’s Chair Sharon Blundell.…
South Norfolk Council has announced that work to demolish the old John Grose site in Diss will start very early in the new year. Demolishing the old building will provide the council with a clean site for its contractor to…
Wymondham Words, a literary festival that started in 2010 was given a £500 ward grant from South Norfolk Councillor, Carmina McConnell. The festival which was re-launched last year following an interruption by Covid, ran from 21 to 24 November with…
This year an amazing 671 athletes took part in the annual 10k race with runners completing a one lap circuit starting in Lady’s Lane in Wymondham and looping around the picturesque countryside near Morley. South Norfolk Council’s Chair, Sharon Blundell,…
Residents are being encouraged not to miss their chance to vote for their favourite pub and retailer of the year in South Norfolk and Broadland Council’s Business Awards. Broadland District Council’s Cabinet Member for Economic Development, Cllr Martin Booth, said:…
East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) Trustee Caroline Steggles says she is proud and humbled to be part of a “life-changing, life-affirming and regularly remarkable” organisation. The 43-year-old has been on the board nearly four years, chairing one committee and sitting…
People living with Parkinson’s across Norfolk and East Anglia are being invited to try a walking tennis group which is helping more people to get active in a fun and social way.Organised by Loddon Tennis Club, with support from the…
Nearly 1,000 residents have already given their feedback on the proposed improvements to Wymondham town centre. South Norfolk Council is working with Wymondham Town Council to invest nearly £1 million to improve the market town. The money is coming from…
