Wimbotsham Parish Council

  • Parish Council Meeting 14th May 2024

    The next meeting will be the Annual Parish Meeting and the Annual Meeting

  • Elections

    Notice of Election – Wimbotsham

    Becoming a parish councillor

    How you can become a parish councillor and help influence decisions about local services

    How to become a parish councillor

    The next Parish Council elections will take place on Thursday 4 May 2023.

    If you are thinking about standing as a candidate, please read all candidate ‘guidance’ which can be found on the Electoral Commission website.

    This will cover everything from:

    • Qualifications for standing
    • Completing and submitting nomination papers
    • Spending and donations
    • The campaign
    • Right to attend key electoral events

    Nomination papers

    To apply to become a Parish councillor you will need to download and fill out a nomination pack.

    If you need help completing a nomination pack please see our guidance for completing nomination forms.

    Nomination papers can be handed in from Tuesday 21 March up until the deadline of 4pm Tuesday 4 April.

    All nomination papers must be hand delivered only to the our offices at King’s Court, Chapel Street, King’s Lynn, PE30 1EX.

    Where possible please telephone to make an appointment and we encourage an early submission should any changes be needed to be made.

    How to become a borough councillor

    If you are also interested in becoming a borough councillor, guidance and nomination packs are available from our Becoming a borough councillor page.

  • Draft Minutes 2022

    December Meeting Minutes

    October Meeting Minutes

    July Meeting Minutes

    May Meeting Minutes

    April Meeting Minutes

    March Meeting Minutes

    January Meeting Minutes

  • Draft Minutes 2023

    DRAFT Minutes March Meeting

    Minutes January Meeting

    Minutes December Meeting

    Minutes October Meeting

    September Meeting Minutes

    July Meeting Minutes

    May Meeting Minutes

    March Meeting Minutes

    January Meeting Minutes

  • Street Lighting

    The Parish Council are responsible for the maintenance of a number of street lights in the Parish. Please see attached:

    Wimbotsham Parish Council Street Lighting

    If there is an issue with one of these lights please report this to Dana Frost, contact details on the Councillor page, or to the Parish Clerk.

    Norfolk County Council are responsible for the maintenance of the remainder of the lighting within the Parish. To report a problem with one of these lights, please contact Norfolk County Council direct, see link below:

    https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/roads/road-maintenance/street-lighting

     

  • August Newsletter

    Wimbotsham news August 2015

  • Recreation Ground

  • Fit Together Walks

    FIT TOGETHER – FREE GUIDED WALKS IN WEST NORFOLK

    If you find it difficult to get active, why not start walking? It’s really easy to get started, you don’t need any special equipment – and best of all it counts towards your recommended amount of physical activity.

    Walking can improve your health, your happiness and, if you join one of our groups, it will give you the chance to explore the outdoors, get to know your local area and meet new people.

    Walking can help to keep your mind and your social life healthy too, so why not make a start and find a walk near you today. We’re a friendly bunch and we’d love you to join us.

    Walking is a normal, everyday activity – and that’s partly why we forget it’s actually exercise at all. It’s good for us. It can help us stay healthy and watch our weight. And it gives us energy (which makes us feel great). There’s really no other exercise like it!

    If you have a health condition, walking is a great way for you to relieve some of your symptoms, get back on the road to recovery and feel great again. But it isn’t just about getting better. Walking can help prevent illnesses from developing in the first place. Walking will improve the flexibility and strength of your joints, muscles and bones too – and it’ll reduce the risk of osteoporosis.

    Walking at any pace will help you to manage your weight, reduce the risk of developing type-2 diabetes and reduce the risk of some cancers (inactive people are more likely to develop colon, breast and lung cancer than those who exercise).

    So if you want to get started, why not find your local health walk and join today?

    The Fit Together walks range from a Grade 1 beginners’ walk through to a Grade 3 for those looking for something more challenging.  All walks are free.  Participants are asked to complete a short health questionnaire before the start of the walk and should arrive 15 minutes early.

    Walk programmes are available from libraries, council offices and doctors’ surgeries.  They are also available to download at www.activenorfolk.org/fittogether

     

  • More Jubilee Photos

  • More Jubilee Photos

1 2
Next Page→
Cookies For Comments Image