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Broadland is in Norfolk and includes the northern suburbs of Norwich and the rural areas to the north and east of the city. Broadland includes several market towns including Aylsham and Acle and numerous villages. The Broadland Area covers 55,215 hectares and has a population of about 120,000.

The Broadland District Council is located at 1, Yarmouth Road, Thorpe-St-Andrew, Norwich, Norfolk, NR7 0DU, Tel 01603 431133

Broadland District Council has a very informative website - from information on Business, Education, Community issues - follow this link

The Parish Council meetings are held in the Methodist Church, beginning at 7.30pm and meetings are open to all parishioners.

2007 dates are:-
17th December

2008 dates are:-
28th January
25th February
31st March
14th April - Annual Parish Meeting in the Worship Area
28th April- see Agenda & Chairmans Report
19th May - Annual Parish Council Meeting
30th June
28th July
No Meeting is planned for August
29th September
27th October
24th November
15th December
Parish Council Minutes 2006
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

2007
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August - no meeting hence no minutes
September
October
November
December

2007  Annual Financial Report for the Parish of Acle
2007  Chairman's Report
2007  Acle Parish Newsletter - November
2008  Acle Parish Newsletter - January


Acle Parish Council
and subsequent Committees
Chairman, Acle Parish Council - Mr Basil Tibbenham;
Members of Acle Parish Council Mr B Brooks (751901), Mr R A Clarke (751513), Mr B W Coveley (751712), Mr D A W Dickeson (750528), Mrs E C Elliott (750539), Mrs D S E Fisher (751656), Mr B S Grint (750039), Mr J Harriss (751057), Mrs L H Hempsall (751562), Mr N R Law (750201), Mr R W Perry (750469), Mr B G Tibbenham (750432), Mr B Iles, County Council representative (701686) and Ms C Casimir, District Council representative (750419).

Committees:
Lighting - John Harriss and Rodney Perry
Planning - John Harriss, Diane Fisher, Rodney Perry and Nigel Law
Acle Poor Charity - Rodney Perry
Youth - Diane Fisher and David Dickeson
Finance - Basil Tibbenham, John Harriss and Nigel Law
Fletcher Room - Basil Tibbenham and John Harriss
Parish Plan - Brian Grint, Diane Fisher, Nigel Harriss, Barry Coveley and Lana Hempsall
Acle Recreation Centre - Barry Brooks, Barry Coveley, Chris Dove, Evelyn Elliott, Brian Grint, Lana Hempsall, Nigel Law, Rodney Perry and Norman Pryor
Acle Lands Trust - Barry Brooks, Barry Coveley, Adam Fisher, Brian Grint and Rodney Perry.
Acle Parish Clerk Mrs Pauline James, Clerk Acle Parish Council, Beech Farm, 15 Marsh
Road, Upton, Norwich, NR13 6BP
Tel: (01493) 751070 Fax: (01493) 750971
paulinejames@aol.com
Acle Parish Wardens Acle
 
Fishley
 
North Burlingham
 
Beighton
 
Mike Rayner 01493 751227
Rowena Willians 01493 751665
Ivan Barnard 01493 751265
Chloe Ecclestone 01493 750964
Valerie Knights 01493 750471
Vera Turner 01493 752203
Rosemary Whyborn 01493 750079
Peter Trueman 01493 751186
Acle Police Information Norfolk County HQ - Tel 01953424242 Reporting Incidents - Tel 08454564567
Alce Police Station - Tel 01493 336200
Acle Village Constable - Neil Hargreaves
Acle Safer Neighbourhood
Team
The Safer Neighbourhood Team can be contacted for non-urgent matters between 8a.m and midnight. They patrol known "hotspots" for crime or vandalism and investigate non-urgent matters. Telephone 0845 456 4567 and ask to be put through to the Acle Safer Neighbourhood Team or email: SNTacle@norfolk.pnn.police.uk.

For urgent matters and crimes happening NOW, ring 999.

Norfolk Police Information Point (NCIP) at Acle Post Office As a Norfolk Constabulary Information Point (NCIP) Acle Post Office provides the following Police services. You can:- report an incident, report a crime, report malicious phone calls, obtain firearms/shotguns applications and make submissions, obtain Data Protection applications and make submissions, hand in and record found property, record lost property, check and record driving documents (this excludes Endorsable Fixed Penalty Notices), report road traffic collisions, obtain the Police Service Standards Booklet, Obtain Police Information leaflets. Telephone 01493 750201
Acle Allotment Association See Acle Allotment webpage for further information
Member of Parliament Mr Keith Simpson,
House of Commons, London
Tel - 01603 261594
Library Information Acle Library
Bridewell Lane
Acle Norfolk NR13 3RA
Tel: (01493 750693)
email: acle.lib@norfolk.gov.uk
www: www.library.norfolk.gov.uk
For additional information on the Library
Opening Hours
• Monday: 2.00-7.00
• Tuesday: 10.00-1.00; 2.00-5.00
• Thursday: 10.00-1.00; 2.00-5.00
• Friday: 2.00-7.00
• Saturday: 10.00-1.00
Norfolk Rural Community Council The Local Network Fund - the LNF is aimed at enabling the community to provide projects and activities for children and young people with limited opportunities or access to services that many young people take for granted. Grants are for voluntary and community groups working with children and young people up to 19 years old (or 25 for young people with learning disabilities). A wide range of groups and projects such as parents and toddlers, pre-school, youth clubs, sports groups, drama clubs have had grants. The minimum grant is £250 and the maximum £7,000. Any project that can demonstrate it will make a difference to the lives of children and young people can be considered for funding. Perhaps there is an existing group in your village that could benefit or an idea for a new group that needs support to help get it off the ground. For advice and further information, contact the NRCC and ask for the LNF Team. Email LNFchildren@norfolkcc.org.uk or for an information pack, call 0845 1130161.

The Rural Projects Fund
Grants for small community projects in rural Norfolk. The priority for 2006/2007 is applications for projects/activities arising from Parish Plans/Appraisals. All other applications need to show local consultation has been carried out. Applications are also encouraged from older peoples groups. (The scheme applies to the parished areas of Norfolk which includes market towns but not Norwich and the immediately surrounding urban Parishes, Kings's Lynn or Great Yarmouth). The fund can offer grants up to £1,000. Grants must be matched pound for pound from other agencies. Voluntary and Community groups and Parish Councils can apply. Application forms and further details are obtainable from the NRCC. Contact Pauline High at the NRCC or email pauline@norfolkrcc.org.uk.

For further information on other grant schemes administered by the NRCC or advice on other funding sources available, please contact them at : Norfolk Rural Community Council, Ambassador Way, Greens Road, Dereham, Norfolk, NR20 3TL. Tel 01362 698216.
Acle Council Tax Information The Broadland Council Council's website allows access to your Council Tax account details online to check how your bill is calculated and view correspondence that the Council has sent to you. You must register to use this service And don't forget, you can also view local planning applications online for Acle.

Also, the Council has introduced more ways to make payments - Direct Debit, Online Payment (via the broadland website), Automated Telephone Payment (ATP) and Payment by Swipe Cards. Further details can be obtained from the Council on 01603 430600. Please have to hand a old copy of your council tax account.

Acle Recycling Centres Open 24 hours a day all year
Sites are located at Bridge Inn, Old Road (glass only)
Recreational Centre Car Park, Bridewell Lane (glass, cans, paper, textiles)
Reba's Riverside Inn, Old Road (glass only)
Residential Home, Mill Crescent (glass and paper)
Kings Head Pub, The Street (glass only)
The County Council HWRCs Located at Mayton Wood, Strumpshaw and Mile Cross where you can recycle: green waste, glass, cans, other metals, textiles, paper, cardboard, motor oil, and CFCs from fridges and freezers.

Norfolk CC - Local Roadworks Enter your postcode or address details on this website to see your electoral information, then click on Find The Nearest or In The Area for details of local roadworks and local services such as libraries, recycling centres, schools and council information centres. Please note that school admissions criteria will apply to determine priority for places, some schools do not use straight line or "crow-fly" distances as part of their decision.
http://www.whereilive.norfolk.gov.uk/LocalView

Norfolk Freecycle List your items online for interested parties to collect from you. For more information on Freecycle visit www.freecycle.org.uk
Rag-and-Bone The modern, economical and effortless way to give a new home to unwanted, but still usable, large household items. Everything listed on the website is free-of-charge when you collect it www.rag-and-bone.co.uk
Community Re>Paint Norfolk Unfortunately, you will NOT be able to take paint to the collection points at B&Q Norwich, B&Q Great Yarmouth or Homebase, Dereham. Collection has already stopped from these points. New collection points for household paint will be opening across Norfolk from April 2007. Please contact Norfolk County Council on 0844 8008004 nearer the time.
Recycle Compost Bins For a limited time, the Norfolk County Council is working in conjunction with recyclenow, selling compost bins at a limited special price - Convertabin (220 ltr) for £4.00, Compost Converter (330ltr) for £6.00 and the Komp (700ltr) for £20.00. For further details, call 08450770759 or additional information is available online at www.recyclenow.com/compost. Conditions apply.
Mobile Information Centre Every Thursday at the Acle Recreational Centre, from 10.00am - 12.30pm
Tourist Information Centre Aylsham Tourist Information Centre
Bure Valley Railway Station
Norwich Road
Aylsham NR11 6BW
Tel: 01263 733903
Fax: 01263 733922
email: aylsham.tic@broadland.gov.uk