Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service are offering free home fire risk checks for the general public. The purpose of the visits is to help prevent fires before somebody has to experience the devastating effects. The service is particularly interested in
Website
Please let us know if any clubs are interested in using the parish website. We can be contacted via this website.
Welcome to Ingoldisthorpe Village Website
The village website has arrived and will be developed over the next year. It will have the minutes of the Parish Council meetings. Eventually it will be available for villagers to use for social and business issues. Watch this space!
Interested in free home fire risk check see Parish Newsletter section.
THE MINUTES FOR THE MEETINGS ARE NOW AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD. Latest minutes (January 2012) now available.
The next parish council meeting is on Wednesday 7th March 2012 at 19.00 in the village hall.
Notices
Do you know anyone aged 14 or over you would like to nominate to carry the olympic torch as it comes through the village on 2nd June 2012? Further details:
A meeting to discuss the starting up again of the Sports and Social Club took place in the club at 7.30pm on 13th January 2012. This was very succesful.
A further meeting is announced for 17th February 19.30.See ISSC section for further information.
Cleaner wanted for the village bus stops. Please see newsletter.
Details of mobile library services available from the "meetings/minutes/document section" on the home page.
To reduce cost the "Norfolk Matters Newsletter" will only be distributed electronically. It is available at any time via the link from the front page of the County Councils website. Should you wish a regular e-mail alert and link sign up at: www.norfolk.gov.uk/norfolkmatters
Minutes of the Patient Participation Group for the Carole Brown Health Centre are now available each month. They are found under the minutes and meeting section.
If anyone would like to regularly receive the minutes for the Parish Council meetings by e mail please contact us via the website.
There is a West Norfolk partnership campaign led by the borough council to bring super-fast broadband to King's Lynn and West Norfolk. However they require your help. Please register your interest at www.fasterfuture.co.uk
The Campaign to Protect Rural England would like to establish a nationwide litter warden network. They will supply equipment and pay the warden in each parish £100 a year for a maximum of three years. For details of the post contact Paul Wiley on 01263 713572. (A litter warden has been appointed August 2010 details to follow).