Brundall Parish Council

  • Yare Valley Churches Community Pantry opening times over the May bank holiday

  • Yare Valley Churches St Laurence Men’s Group meeting 26th May

  • A47 construction progress update meeting

    National Highways are holding an in-person meeting for local residents affected by the A47 Blofield to North Burlingham upgrade.

    The meeting will be held at Lingwood Village Hall on Wednesday 25th February 2026.  Brundall residents are invited to attend at 7.30pm.

    More information can be found here, or email A47BlofieldtoNorthBurlinghamRIS@gallifordtry.co.uk, or phone 0300 123 5000.

    A47 Blofield Lingwood meeting_25 Feb 2026

  • Nominations for the John Evans Good Citizen Award

    The Parish Council is asking for nominations for the John Evans Good Citizen Award.  It is given to a person, person, or group that has contributed to the life of the village over the last year.

    Further details of the award and nomination process can be found here.

    Nominations, including the reasons they have been put forward, can be emailed to the Clerk – clerk@brundall-pc.gov.uk, or sent to the Parish Office at 2 Station Road, Brundall, NR13 5LA.  The deadline for nominations is Friday 13th March 2026.

    The recipient will be chosen by the Parish Council at their meeting on the 23rd March, and the Award plate will be presented to them at the Annual Parish Meeting on Monday 20th April 2026.

  • FREE Workshop – Brundall Memorial Hall – 18th June 2024

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  • Cremer’s Meadow Open Day – 22nd June 2024

    Orchid day poster 2024 (002)

  • Brundall Memorial Hall – Wednesday Community Cafe

  • Broads Authority Briefing – May 2024

    Please find below the link to the May Broads Briefing.

    https://mailchi.mp/93cdd531381e/broads-briefing-may-24

  • Snowy’s Nursery and Preschool is recruiting!

    Chair of Commitee_Mar24

  • David Batey is the Winner of the John Evans Award 2024

    The award is to recognise individual(s) or organisations who carry out activities to benefit the Brundall community.
    This year’s winner is David Batey, who has worked as a volunteer with Brundall Community Speed Watch for 5 years to ensure that our SAM2 speed monitoring devices are properly managed and transferred between the approved locations.
    We would also like to congratulate the other nominees Brundall Parkrun and Broadland Tree Network – who also provide valuable services to residents in support of our village.
    Yesterday evening, 22nd April 2024, at a Parish Council meeting, David accepted his award.
    Congratulations, and thank you, David!
    Photograph taken by Greg Chandler. 
    Left, Kevin Wilkins, Right, David Batey.