DATE FOR YOUR DIARY
The Friends of Cremer’s Meadow are holding an open day on Saturday 22nd June 2024 from 2pm to 4pm, and everyone is welcome to go along!
It’s the celebration of 10 years since the site was purchased for the village by Brundall Parish Council and there will be lots to see and do for all ages and interests.
More information will follow shortly.
The Broads Authority is consulting on two documents.
Both documents can be found here: Consultations (broads-authority.gov.uk)
Send comments to: planningpolicy@broads-authority.gov.uk
The deadline for comments is 4pm on 17 May 2024.
Hard copies of both consultation documents will be in these venues. Check venues for opening times. These are being delivered over the week starting 25/3.
• Libraries: Acle, Beccles, Brundall, Bungay, Cromer, Great Yarmouth, Loddon, Lowestoft, Oulton Broad, Norwich Millennium, Stalham and Wroxham.
• Council Offices: Broadland, Great Yarmouth, North Norfolk, South Norfolk, East Suffolk, Norfolk County and Suffolk County.
• Yare House, Norwich.
1: The Local Plan for the Broads – Preferred Options
The Broads Authority has started the review of the Local Plan for the Broads. This is the second round of consultation and is called the Preferred Options. This version of the Local Plan includes draft policies for comment. Most of the policies are already included in the currently adopted Local Plan. Some policies have been amended and some are new. We also talk about potential alternative options to the policies that are drafted. Finally, there is a call for sites for gypsy and traveller sites, residential moorings and residential dwellings.
We are holding three drop in events:
• Saturday 13 April, 10am – 1pm, Wroxham Church Hall.
• Tuesday 30 April, 4pm – 8pm, Filby Village Hall.
• Wednesday 8 May, 5:30pm – 9pm, Beccles Blyburgate Hall.
Policies maps available on line only. An interactive map is available here: https://www.broads-authority.gov.uk/planning/local-plan-online-map
Call for sites form can be found here: https://arcg.is/LGeP50
2: Validation Checklist
These are requirements that may be needed to validate a planning application and has been updated to reflect the need for Biodiversity Net Gain.
The next full Council meeting will be held on Monday 25th March 2024 at 7pm in the St Laurence Centre. All residents are welcome to attend. The agenda and other meeting documents are detailed below:
The next Land Management Committee meeting will be held on Thursday 14th March 2024 at 7pm in the Lounge at Brundall Memorial Hall. All residents are welcome to attend. The agenda and other meeting documents are detailed below:
The next full Council meeting will be held on Monday 26th February 2024 at 7pm in the St Laurence Centre. All residents are welcome to attend. The meeting is livestreamed on the Parish Council Facebook page – Brundall Parish Council | Brundall | Facebook. The agenda and other meeting documents can be found below:
Minutes 22 Jan 2024 – draft
Brundall District Cllr Report Feb 2024
COUNTY COUNCILLOR REPORT FEBRUARY 2024
20240288 3 Strumpshaw Road application form
20240288 3 Strumpshaw Road existing
20240288 3 Strumpshaw Road proposed
20240288 3 Strumpshaw Road site location
20240365 Oaklands The Street application
20240365 Oaklands The Street location plan
20240365 Oaklands The Street site layout
20240365 Oaklands The Street proposed gates
20240365 Oaklands The Street visual representation
The next Environment Committee meeting will be held on Thursday 15th February 2024 at 7pm in the small meeting room at Brundall Memorial Hall. All residents are welcome to attend. The agenda and other meeting documents are detailed below.
Brundall Parish Council’s Biodiversity Working Group (BWG) held a successful open day on the 27th January at the Memorial Hall. A presentation was given on the importance of biodiversity and on the activities that the BWG have been engaged in over the past year to assess biodiversity in Brundall. There was also an exhibition illustrating the results of biodiversity surveys carried by the group at Church Fen, Cremers Meadow, Low Farm Wood, and the Countryside Park. The BWG also presented the findings of a breeding birds survey at key sites in Brundall and a Biodiversity Audit of the whole Parish.
The open day was well attended and many of the visitors signed up to receive further information on the future work of the BWG.
For further information about Brundall’s Biodiversity Working Group, please contact: brundallbiodiversity@gmail.com
The Parish Council’s Biodiversity Working Group will be holding an exhibition and presentation on Saturday 27th January 2024 between 10am and 1pm at Brundall Memorial Hall. Please come along and see the good work they have been doing in Brundall.
