Details of the agenda will be under the Notices & Agenda 2023 tab when available.
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Norfolk’s Police And Crime Commissioner Launches Annual Police Budget Consultation
Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner has launched his public consultation into the proposed budget for policing. Norfolk residents are being asked whether the PCC should increase the police precept of council tax for the coming year.
You can read more and have your say by following this link: Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Launches Annual Police Budget Consultation – Norfolk ALC
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The consultation for the 2024/25 Council Tax Support Scheme is now open
Kings Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council want to make their scheme more generous so that they can give, not only more help, but also extend its range so that more people will be eligible.
In offering to help more households with 100% tax support they wish to ensure they take all opinions on board
You can access the scheme by clicking on this link
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Home Improvement Schemes & Cost of Living Support from Kings Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council
Home Improvement Schemes & Cost of Living Support
The Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk is committed to improving dwellings across the borough and there are a number of fully funded schemes available for residents to take advantage of.
If you’re interested in improving the insulation in your property, installing cleaner heating or even fitting solar panels, then please contact [email protected] for further information.
Due to the rising cost of living, we’ve also identified the requirement for support mechanisms and initiatives being made accessible for West Norfolk residents. Once again, please contact [email protected] if you require support
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Recycling of Small electrical Items
Kings Lynn Borough Council are introducing a small electrical item collection in our area.
For more information please follow the link to their website.
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Have your say on the County Deal for Norfolk
A County Deal for Norfolk
Introduction from County Council Leader Andrew Proctor
“I’m delighted that Norfolk is well positioned to gain additional powers and money to improve people’s lives, thanks to the County Deal we have agreed in principle with the Government.
“The aim is for decisions and funding previously controlled in Westminster to be agreed in Norfolk, for Norfolk.
“Striking a deal will help us to boost our economy through jobs, training, housing and development, to improve our transport network and to support our environment.
“Getting to this point shows that the Government sees Norfolk as a can-do county. I’m confident that we can make a success of this and that more powers and funding would follow.”
Have your say
Give us your views on A County Deal for Norfolk by taking part in our consultation.
We’re holding a series of Community Drop-in events around Norfolk for you to find out more about the County Deal. See the list of dates and venues.
