Bradwell Parish CouncilTo read the latest Bradwellian parish magazine, please click on the link below. If you wish to download this document, click on the download button.
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We’re thrilled to advertise our YMCA Bradwell Junior and Senior Youth Clubs supported by the Bradwell Parish Council and funded by Norfolk Community Foundation through New Endeavour Rangers Fund; Co-Op; Adnams; Persimmon and Momentum.
Please share with your friends and get in touch with youthclubs@ymcanorfolk.org for more details.
YMCA is looking for enthusiastic individuals to join their team either as an employed Bank Youth Engagement Worker or as a Volunteer. If this is any interest to you, here is a link to the Job Application and Job Description – Bank Youth Club Worker – YMCA Norfolk
Bradwell Parish Council will be holding a service of remembrance at the Bradwell War Memorial at 10:50 am on Friday 11th November.
Bradwell Parish Council is proud to announce a new youth club in collaboration with YMCA:
Starting 18th November 2022
Friday Evenings – The Old School Community Centre
Junior Group (8 – 12 years) 6:00pm – 7:30pm
Senior Group (12 – 16 years) 7:45pm – 9:00pm
£1 on entry
Free Drink!
Contact youthclubs@ymcanorfolk.org for more information
The Old School Community Centre, 2 Green Lane, Bradwell, Great Yarmouth, NR31 8QH
The Police and Crime Commissioner, Giles Orpen-Smellie, will be doing a series of engagements across the county, including a live public Q&A session with Chief Constable Paul Sandford.
These events will take place in the Great Yarmouth district on Wednesday 16th November. A Q&A session in the library in Gorleston 10am to 2pm and a Q&A in the evening 6pm to 8pm in The Supper Room, Great Yarmouth Town Hall.
Further information at Norfolk PCC
Great Yarmouth Borough Council is consulting on whether to continue for another three years a legal order which helps to promote responsible dog ownership at publicly accessible land across the borough.
In April 2017, the council created a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for the borough which brought long-standing dog control measures under the latest legislation and also updated the rules to reflect the expectations and aspirations of communities. All PSPOs last for a maximum period of three years, after which they must be reviewed to ensure they are still required. Unless renewed by full council, the current order will expire on 30 March 2023.
The council is holding a public consultation, from 24 October up to and including 20 November 2022, to ask individuals, landowners, parish council and other organisations whether they would like to continue the existing order for another three years. No additional dog control measures are being proposed as part of the consultation. This review is purely on the PSPO which is currently in place with a view to helping full council decide whether or not the existing controls should be renewed.
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