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Norfolk County Council will shortly be carrying out inspections of roadside trees. This will not include all roads within Costessey, only select roads that current data suggest are used most frequently. The primary focus of the inspections is to identify ash trees that are in decline due to ash dieback disease (ADB) and assess whether they are now posing a risk to highway users. The inspection may... Read More »

Greenhills Woods accessed from The Croft & Townhouse Road will be closed on Thursday 20th & Friday 21st August during the day. The site is being prepared ready to replant 1,100 broad leaves as part of Forestry Commission Licence Conditions. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and any loss of enjoyment.

The Royal British Legion are asking residents of Costessey and Drayton to put photos of those who served during WWII in their windows this weekend in remembrance of their contribution, and if possible to step outside their homes at 11am on 15 August to remember them with a 2 minute silence. A limited, socially-distanced flag-lowering and raising ceremony will take place outside the Costessey Centre... Read More »

Join us on zoom for our Full Council meeting at 7pm tonight. Plenty for our 19 volunteer Town Councillors to discuss.

Norfolk County Council has today (Monday 27 July) launched a public consultation which asks for people's views on how it could best support people to walk, cycle and use public transport in the area to the west of Norwich.

The deadline for nominations has been extended to allow for all those volunteers who stepped up during the pandemic to be nominated.

Vehicles gates to our Car Parks at Breckland Hall NR5 0RW, the Costessey Centre NR8 5AH and Costessey Cemetery NR5 OTH will revert back to the normal opening today which is 6:30am to 10:30pm. Pedestrians can access these sites at all times, and the Costessey Centre, Breckland Hall & Queen's Hills Community Centre have defibrillators available.

Essential work will begin on Monday, 27 July 2020 to carry out pavement maintenance works on Breckland Road in Costessey. The work will take approximately six weeks to complete subject to weather conditions. Due to the nature of the work there will be times when sections of the road and pavement, including vehicular accesses to properties, will be temporarily unavailable.

You can join us and listen to the debate using Zoom or Facebook this evening from 7pm. For an agenda https://www.costessey.org.uk/council-meetings.html

NSAB has launched a new campaign against adult abuse with the slogan - See Something Hear Something Say Something There is a special number to ring 0344 800 8020 if you are worried about an adult being abused or at risk of abuse.