Here is the Agenda for the Environment Committee on Thursday 16th February:
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Recreation and Wellbeing Committee Agenda 6th February 2023
Here is the Agenda for the Recreation and Wellbeing Committee for Brundall on 6th February 2023 at 7pm at the St Laurence Centre:
Agenda Recreation and Wellbeing Committee for Brundall 6th February 2023
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Advisory & Scrutiny Committee meeting 31st January 2023
The next Advisory and Scrutiny Committee meeting will be held via Zoom on Tuesday 31st January 2023 at 5pm.
Agenda Advisory and Scrutiny Committee 31st Jan 2023
Minutes Advisory Committee 18th October 2022 – draft
Working Groups Terms of Reference – draft 2
Friends Of Groups Framework – draft 2
Terms of Reference Environmental Committee – draft Sept 2022
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Land Management Committee meeting 26th January 2023
The Land Management Committee will be holding a meeting on Thursday 26th January at 10.30am at Brundall Memorial Hall. All residents are welcome to attend.
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Agenda for Full Council Meeting on 23rd January 2023
Please see the Agenda below for the full Council Meeting on 23rd January 23:
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Land Management Committee meeting 12th January 2023
The next Land Management Committee meeting will be held on Thursday 12th January 2023 at 7pm in the Lounge at the Memorial Hall. All residents are welcome to attend. The agenda and other meeting documents can be found below.
Agenda Land Management Committee 12th Jan 2023
Minutes LM Committee 17th Nov 2022 – draft
Terms of Reference Land Management Committee Oct 22
Land Management finance to 31-12-22
Cremer’s Land Management report January 2023
inspection CHURCH FEN DECEMBER 2022
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Operator for Brundall Sports Hub
Brundall Parish Council is seeking an Operator for Brundall Sports Hub.Please see link below to our website with information on the Sports Hub. Expressions of interest to the Clerk of Brundall Parish Council by midday 18th January 2023 on 07809 144342 or email clerk@brundall-pc.gov.uk”: -
Agenda for Full Council Meeting on 19th December 2022
Please see below for the agenda and other meeting documents:
BrundallDistrictCouncillorReportDec2022
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Buckenham Woods – an opportunity for Strumpshaw and neighbouring parishes
BUCKENHAM WOOD – AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STRUMPSHAW AND NEIGHBOURING PARISHES
Buckenham Wood in Strumpshaw is in danger: many local residents and visitors who walk their dogs and families around this middle part of the entire woodland are unaware that it is privately owned and not public land belonging to the Parish Council. The landowner has approached Strumpshaw Parish Council to see if it is interested in purchasing the middle 7.4 acre plot in the woods. If this opportunity is not taken up, it will be sold on the open market, and access to use it and enjoy the bluebells will likely be lost forever.
It is intended to set up Buckenham Wood Trust as a community initiative to raise the money necessary to purchase and manage the land in perpetuity. This will enable the local community to use and enjoy it legitimately in ways that do not impact the ancient woodland and its bluebells.
To make this happen Strumpshaw and its neighbouring communities need to come together to realise this opportunity. Please help us save Buckenham Wood for our future generations and scan the QR code here to tell us how you are using the Wood or email your support and any enquires to buckenhamwoodtrust@outlook.com
