• North Norfolk Police Newsletter (January 2019)

    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 (January 2019)

  • Draft Minutes – Wednesday 9th January 2019

    The draft minutes of Hoveton Parish Council’s meeting of Wednesday 9th January 2019 can be downloaded below.

    Wednesday 9th January 2019

  • Police Community Engagement Surgery

    Just a reminder that Hoveton’s Beat Manager, PC Tom Gibbs, will be opening Hoveton Police Station to the public on Friday 18th January, from 3pm to 4pm, for a community engagement surgery. This is a wonderful opportunity for local residents to speak to PC Gibbs directly about any issues or concerns they might have, so please pop along if you can!

  • Planning Application BA/2018/0474/FUL

    Hoveton Parish Council has been invited to comment on the following local planning application:

    Application BA/2018/0474/FUL
    Proposal: Replacement reception
    Address: Richardson’s Day Boat Hire, Fineway Leisure, Fineway Boatyard, The Rhond, Hoveton, Norfolk
    Further Details: Broads Authority
    Consultation Deadline: 30th January 2019

    This application was considered at Hoveton Parish Council’s meeting of Wednesday 9th January 2019 (the Parish Council had no objection to the application).

  • Norfolk Local Access Forum

    Local residents may be interested to hear that the Norfolk Local Access Forum is currently seeking new members. The Forum, which provides independent advice to a number of organisations on improving access to land in Norfolk, is comprised of up to 22 people covering a range of interests in countryside access in Norfolk, including walking; cycling; horse riding; landowners; and conservation. The Forum is looking for enthusiastic and proactive people with a passion for the outdoors and with good communication skills to fill five vacancies. In particular, the Forum is keen to find new members from the following interest areas: landowners and managers, younger people (or those who can represent young people), equestrians and local business/tourism. Further information can be found at www.norfolk.gov.uk/nlaf. If you have any queries, please email nlaf@norfolk.gov.uk or contact 0344 800 8020. The closing date for applications is 31st January 2019.