Tittleshall-cum-Godwick War Memorial- World War 1 & 2
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Footpath reports:
Please find reports of the public footpaths around Tittleshall. These are carried out by a local resident for your information.
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The Parish Council meeting 2024
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The Tittleshall Annual Parish Meeting will be held on Tuesday 20th May 2025 at 7.00pm, the Annual Parish Council meeting will follow immediately afterwards. This will be held at Tittleshall Village hall.
All parishioners are welcome to join us.
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Tittleshall Speed Camera data-Mobile SAM 2 results
Have your say, all responses need to be submitted by 13th April 2025
IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY IN THE VILLAGE…….
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DIAL 999 and request the appropriate emergency services
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Contact Kay Gingell
(Emergency Plan Lead)
07765 252765 or 01328 700268
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Sara Foster
(Emergency Plan Deputy Lead)
07831 645538 or 01328 700225
…. and relay any information you have about the emergency
We have 10 volunteer co-ordinators in the village. Their fundamental role is one of support to the community until the emergency services arrive.
The lead (Kay Gingell) or deputy lead (Sara Foster) will take instruction from the emergency services and with the help of the co-ordinators, assist with communications, evacuations (if necessary), distribution of essential supplies and/or additional equipment, co-ordinating temporary accommodation for residents and pets.
IT SHOULD BE EMPHASISED THAT NO ONE IS TO PUT THEMSELVES AT RISK AT ANY TIME DURING AN EMERGENCY SITUATION
Mike Onassis gave a great talk on Tuesday evening at the village hall explaining the rejuvenation of neighbourhood watch. If anyone is interested in registering please read the information below. It will be available on noticeboards and will be in the October church and village.
At this time of year we start to think about the mud drying up and getting out to walk in the beautiful English Countryside again, but where to find new and interesting walks?
Walking in Norfolk, has hundreds of walks to download and print, free, it also has books of walks.
Tittleshall Conservation Area booklet
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A document was written by Breckland a few years ago (it is not dated) but found in the archives
