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Thousands in Norfolk could get extra support this winter
2024年10月17日 · Leaders at Conservative-controlled County Hall say 50,000 households across Norfolk will be helped. Norfolk County Council's County Hall headquarters (Image: Mike Page). The council will use £750,000 to work with organisations and charities, such as Age UK and Citizens Advice Bureau, to identify pensioners who just miss out on eligibility for pension credit.
Norfolk council under pressure to find space for 8,900 homes
2024年10月11日 · An aerial view of Weybourne, which is earmarked for 20 new homes (Image: Mike Page). NNDC is now facing a tight deadline to resubmit the policy to the Planning Inspectorate - the government department that presides over planning matters.
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Norfolk trusts warn council cuts will trigger job cuts
2024年6月27日 · The county council signed a "safety valve" agreement with the government in March last year, getting £70m for education services and support for SEND children up until 2029. The bailout was to cover the deficit the council accrued amid a rising number of children needing specialist provision or extra support.