Repps with Bastwick Parish Council

  • The next Parish Council meeting is on Tuesday 5th March 2024 at the Village Hall Repps with Bastwick at 7pm. All are welcome to attend

  • Vacancy for Parish Councillor

    REPPS PARISH COUNCIL

     

     

    NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a casual vacancy exists in the office of Parish Councillor for the Parish of Repps.

     

    An election to fill the said vacancy will be held within sixty days (computed in accordance with the provisions of the Local Government Act, 1972) of the date of this Notice, if by the 11th March 2024 a request for such an election is made in writing to the Returning Officer by TEN electors for the said Parish.  In the event of no such request being received within the requisite period, the Council of the Parish of Repps will fill the vacancy on that Council by co-option.

     

     

    Notices and requests by electors in connection with this vacancy should be delivered to Sheila Oxtoby, Returning Officer, Town Hall, Great Yarmouth, NR30 2QF.

     

  • Parish Council Meeting

    The next Parish Council Meeting is at 8pm at the Village Hall Repps with Bastwick on Tuesday 5th March 2024. All are welcome to attend

  • Cycle Marking event

    FREE
    CYCLE MARKING EVENT
    SATURDAY 12th August 2023
    9:00AM – 2:00PM
    Simply bring your bike
    with you to add it to the
    National Bike Register
    ST GEORGE’S PARK, GREAT YARMOUTH

  • Caister and Rural Villages Residents Survey 2023

    A partnership is being created for Caister and the Rural Villages to target underage drinking and anti-social behaviour.

    Community Alcohol Partnerships are made up of partnerships between local authorities, police, schools, retailers, neighbourhood groups and health providers, working together to tackle alcohol-related harm to young people and improve the quality of life for residents.

    The CAP works closely with the local schools to take a proactive approach to alcohol education, to ensure that young people are equipped to make the right decisions about issues including drugs, anti-social and criminal behaviour. It also works with local retailers to help them avoid making underage sales and reduce ‘proxy’ sales where adults buy alcohol for under-18s.

    The partnership would like residents to complete this short survey as it will help them to understand where public concerns are and help direct their work to resolve the issues.

    Please click on the Survey Monkey link or scan the QR Code to access the survey. It will take a maximum of 2 minutes to complete.

    Caister and Rural Villages Residents Survey 2023 – https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/VJL6RR8

  • Site of Polling Stations 4th May 2023 Elections

    please click on the link below to see where Polling Stations are situated

    sitpollingstations2023

  • Notice of District Election

    WEST FLEGG (repps) NOP.docx

  • Declaration Of Elections 4th May 2023

    StatementOfPersonsNominated_2023REPPS PARISH

  • Great Yarmouth Police Newsletter

    Please click the link below for the current Great Yarmouth Police Newsletter

     

    Great Yarmouth Police newsletter – Spring 2023

     

     

  • County Deal for Norfolk – message from Norfolk County Council

    This deal, agreed in principle with the government in December, would result in £600 million plus in funding for Norfolk that could unlock opportunities to deliver more jobs, housing and investment, with major powers and funding transferred from Westminster to Norfolk.

    We want to hear what you think about the proposed deal and what you feel it means for Norfolk.

    Our public consultation, launched this week and open until the 20th of March, can be found at www.norfolk.gov.uk/norfolkcountydeal. The consultation asks you for your opinion on the in-principle devolution agreement.

    Under the deal, Norfolk would receive a £20 million investment fund every year for 30 years – that’s a total of £600 million in new investment. There would also be specific funding for integrated transport, brownfield development, adult education, and infrastructure, all of which would involve decisions being made locally on how to spend the money in Norfolk.

    Agreeing the deal would mean that, from 2024 onwards, we can:

    • Target funding and resources to Norfolk’s own priorities
    • Attract and retain new and key businesses and sectors
    • Invest in the skills we know we need
    • Unlock housing and employment sites
    • Have a council leader who is directly elected by the public, with the first election in May 2024
    • Raise our profile nationally, enabling our voice to be heard by Government and help shape future policies
    • The County Council and Government are “minded” to agree a deal and that further steps, including public consultation, will be taken before any final decision.

    For further details on the deal and to take part in the consultation, please see www.norfolk.gov.uk/norfolkcountydeal.

    There is also a list of in-person events taking place across the county which are listed on the front of the consultation page.

     

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