Wood Norton Village

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Having already embarked upon a number of projects such as the building of the Millennium Village Hall and the planting of the Community Orchard, residents of Wood Norton are now looking to extend their programme of activity and their commitment to community values by exploring the heritage of the village.

To achieve this a forum needs to set out methods required to explore and record the history and environmental heritage by examining the evidence of human activity, recording collective experience and through exploration of the natural environment. The heritage of the village could then be presented in an illustrative way, through guides, booklets, displays, and oral presentations, using All Saints Church as an exhibition centre.

If you feel that you could contribute to this project then please spare a few minutes of your time by attending a short meeting to be held at the Church on Thursday 4th June at 7.00pm. If you are unable to attend but would like to participate then please email me at [email protected] or phone on 684287. 

The whole of the village is now covered by the Home Watch scheme. For more information go to the Home Watch page

About the Village. Intro that will appear on the front page.

Click the following link: Accessing Norfolk County Council services through your TV

The survey results have been entered into a data base and below is a link to the raw results, errors and all.  We are working towards getting these into a format that can be easily understood. In the meantime please have a lok at the initial results.

Once the final document has been created the parish OPlan group will meet to agree a way forward.

Link to the basic results.

Want to make a difference in your community? Thinking of standing for election to North Norfolk District Council in May 2011? Then come to our special event for potential candidates at 6.30pm on Wednesday, 20 October, where you can quiz current councillors about what the job involves, in a fun ‘speed-dating’ style format. More….

The Parish Council now has a new chair (Jenny Marchant) and vice chair (Peter Bell).

Tim Lidstone-Scott stepped down from chair after four years but remains a member of the Council

Pictured are some of the Committee members for Wood Norton Scarecrow Weekend (held at the beginning of June) presenting a cheque for £2000 to the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

With the committee members are Pilot Neil Waller, Paramedics Ben Caine and and Gary Steward and Heidi Wright Deputy Fundraising Coordinator for the Air Ambulance (pictured far right)