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Please see the below from Great Yarmouth Police:
Great Yarmouth currently has two incredibly active and strong community alcohol partnerships within the Borough with our work recently being recognised at The Houses of Commons. These partnerships include the Police, Borough Council, Licencing Teams, The Matthew Project, CGL, Schools, several charities and a number of businesses.
We are keen to understand the views of alcohol consumption within the Borough and the impacts this may have on the community and would really appreciate if you could take 5 minutes of your day to complete the short questionnaire on the below link. The results from this questionnaire will be used to shape our work and even used to feedback to policy makers.
If you would like some more advice on dealing with those tricky situations of young people asking to consume alcohol please feel free to use to link below for some help and advice from Alcohol Change UK
Alcohol and parenting | Alcohol Change UK
If you are struggling with substance misuse or just to reduce your own alcohol consumption please feel free to look at some of the information in the below link from CGL who have offices within the Borough.
https://www.changegrowlive.org/alcohol-drug-behaviour-change-norfolk/hubs
School Rd, South Walsham, Norwich NR13 6DZ
Wednesday August 17th 11am – 2.30pm
Booking essential by August 14th. Contact us for a booking at:
or call 01603 303378 or 01603 223146
These are the cost of living payments provided by central government that people may be eligible to receive:
The impact of Coronavirus on education meant that thousands of children didn’t have the opportunity to practice reading during lockdown.
Estimates suggest that many primary school children have fallen further behind in reading, with the most disadvantaged pupils now 7 months behind their peers. Children who struggle with reading are more likely to live in poverty and be unemployed as adults.
Schoolreaders needs more volunteers in your area to support children’s reading in primary schools and help them catch up on their lost education.
No qualifications are needed; just a love of reading; some spare time each week and a willingness to go where the children need you most. The process to become a Schoolreader takes a few weeks, so please apply now so you can be ready to start as soon as it can be arranged.
If you want to make a difference to a child’s life, apply to become a Schoolreader:
www.schoolreaders.org or call 01234 924111 for further information.
Save the date, our next event is:
Sunday August 14th
Bradwell Village Food and Craft Fayre
Green Lane Field 12 – 4pm
More information coming soon.
Time is running out for people across Great Yarmouth to put forward sites for development or for protection as part of the borough’s masterplan up to 2041.
Is there somewhere in the borough of Great Yarmouth that you think could make a great development site – or that needs to be protected? There’s one week left for our initial call for sites for our Local Plan up to 2041:https://www.great-yarmouth.gov.uk/…/Just-a-few-weeks…