Comments to be made to South Norfolk Dictrict Council. See post on this site here
To protect those attending, and to enhance, the Wreningham Village events on 15th June we have applied for, and obtained, a temporary road closure on Mill Lane. This is in effect from the Village Hall to the Church Road junction between 10am and 15.30pm. See the official documentation below:
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The Annual Parish Meeting is your chance to hear from variety of groups operating within the parish. They will talk about their work in the past year and look forward to the forthcoming year.
Please help us to tidy up litter in Wreningham, Top Row and Penny’s Green by joining the Big South Norfolk Litter Pick on Sunday April 21, at 2pm.
Volunteers are needed to help us keep our lovely village tidy by taking part in South Norfolk’s Big Litter Pick 2024.
We will provide litter pickers, bags and holders and high-vis jackets (you can bring your own). You just need to bring yourself and, ideally, some gardening gloves or similar.
We will start at 2pm in the Witch & Wren bar at the Village Hall and finish off with a free first drink from the bar and cake in the Social Club from 3.30pm onwards.
If you have any queries, or to confirm you are coming, please email Keith Morris at keith.morris@networknorwich.co.uk, or ring 01508 488318 – but you can just turn up. If you are happy to bring a cake please let Keith know.
Coffee, Bacon Rolls, Biscuits, Tea and Friends. Come along and have a mardle with one and all.
Last Thursday this time!
Coffee, Bacon Rolls, Biscuits, Tea and Friends. Come along and have a mardle with one and all.
Public Consultation hosted by FWP Ltd. This is to present plans and designs for the site of 3 housing plots and The Farthings Community land on Hethel Road. You are invited to see what is being proposed, to discuss this with FWP staff and provide your comments for subsequent analysis, review, response and publication. Flyer here: The Farthings – Village Invitation Letter
The RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch is the world’s largest garden wildlife survey. Every year, hundreds of thousands of nature lovers take part, helping to build a picture of how garden birds are faring.
See here for details about what is happening and how to take part:
https://www.rspb.org.uk/whats-happening/big-garden-birdwatch
A talk given by Andrew Coombes, Arboriculturist, A T Coombes Associates Ltd.
Tickets are £10; free for 12 to 18 year-olds – click on poster for details
The meeting’s agenda will be placed on line 3 days before the meeting itself. Copies of the Agenda will be posted to Wreningham’s noticeboards at the Reading room, Top Row and Penny’s Green.