In March 2019, the speeds of over 39,000 vehicles were recorded by HPC’s SAM2 device on Tunstead Road. The speed limit on this stretch of road is 30mph, but more than 21,000 vehicles were recorded at speeds of 35mph or more, with almost 1,000 of these vehicles travelling at speeds of 50mph or more. The data collected by the SAM2 has been shared with Norfolk Police. Please slow down in our village.
Notice is given that an election is to be held in the Eastern Region for seven members of the European Parliament. If the election is contested, the poll will be held on Thursday 23rd May 2019 between 7am and 10pm.
European Parliamentary Election Notice Of Election (May 2019)
Hoveton’s Parish Clerk will now be on annual leave until Tuesday 23rd April. If you need the Council’s assistance while the Clerk is away, please contact a parish councillor.
Hoveton Parish Council receives regular newsletters and reports from the Stalham Safer Neighbourhood Team and works closely with members of the team on local issues. Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel (SNAP) meetings are held regularly to agree local policing priorities, along with regular Public Engagement meetings and surgeries. The latest issue of the team’s newsletter can be found below:
Cluster 12 Parish Newsletter (April 2019)
Following concerns raised by Hoveton Parish Council as a result of data gathered by our SAM2, we’re pleased to report that speeding on Tunstead Road has again been adopted as a policing priority by the Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel. We’d like to thank Hoveton’s Beat Manager, PC Tom Gibbs, for his help and support in tackling the ongoing problems with speeding in our village.
The draft minutes of Hoveton Parish Council’s meeting of Monday 1st April 2019 can be downloaded below.
