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CO-OPT PARISH COUNCILLOR VACANCY
The Council currently has a vacancy for which they are able to co-opt an individual to the role of Parish Councillor.If you are passionate about where you live and wish to make a difference in your community then consider applying.Any person interested in becoming a councillor and wishing to be considered should submit a CV together with a letter of application stating what you could bring to the role of Parish Councillor to the Parish Clerk at the Village Center Station Road Ormesby St Margaret NR29 3PU -
FIRS AVENUE HOLE IN THE ROAD
Just a quick update on the hole in the road at Firs Avenue.Today I saw Anglian water attending the scene and they confirmed that there was an underwater leak and that a job sheet was being raised to day and that hopefully in the next 2 days they would be tending to the leak and the hole in the road
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DEFIBRILLATOR UPDATE
Defibrillator UpdateJust to say these are the current locations of the new and refurbished defibrillators available 24 hours a day 7 days a week installed by the Parish Council in an attempt to increase provision for the Parish.ScratbyPremier Stores Beach Road, Green Farm Caravan Park Beach Road, Toilets Rottenstone LanePlease note the only holiday camps in Scratby with a defibrillator available are Green Farm Caravan Park and California Sands chalet parkOrmesby St MargaretEdgar Tennant Recreation Ground Station Road, the Village Centre Station Road.Please note a further defibrillator is located at Bracecamp Hall Yarmouth Road. This is currently located inside but the Parish Council are making arrangements to have it mounted externally so it can be available 24 hours a day.There is also the existing provision of a 24 hour available defibrillator at Spar Stores North Road -
TREE UPDATE ORMESBY GREEN
Just a quick update the hornbeam tree arrived Friday and was successfully planted on the green in Ormesby.A big thank you to the people involved on the day in making this happen Barcham trees who delivered, Robert Hirst for help and assistance in unloading the tree, Farmland Forestry for digging the hole and planting and Cllr David Troy for overseeing the proceedings.
