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It’s in the bag for the Sewing Bees
Last year, it was the Burgh Community Blanket – part of the Knit for Peace project. This year, its discreet shoulder bags to carry syringe drivers commonly used by terminally …
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A wherry called Mayflower at Burgh staithe
This photo is believed to show the Mayflower wherry moored next to Burgh Bridge sometime in the late 1800s. It was sent in by Hannah Burton who would like to …
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Vicki Taylor is new parish councillor
Vicki Taylor has been appointed as the new parish councillor for Burgh and Tuttington Parish Council. With her husband Neil and mother-in-Law Val, Vicki moved to Burgh just over two …
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Art group celebrates first birthday
A chilled glass of prosecco and a delicious slice of birthday cake made Wednesday afternoon at the Reading Room a special treat as budding artists celebrated the first anniversary of …
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Memories of the old Reading Room
Memories of the old Reading Room – some happy, some sad – were relived on Saturday night (19 October 2019) when villagers gathered to celebrate its centenary. At a special …
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Weavers’ Way Resurfacing
A resurfacing scheme programmed to improve walking, cycling and horse riding access along the Weaver’s Way between Aylsham and Stalham is scheduled for January 2010. New replica railway gates will …
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Farming and the highway
Farming activities can have a significant effect on both the structure and appearance of our rural roads and Norfolk County Council is keen to work with the farming community to …
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Old oak branches snapped off in storm
A large mature oak tree in the churchyard adjacent to Church Lane, lost two substantial branches during the stormy weather over the weekend of 10th and 11th of August. As …
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Village gateways plan opens up
Plans to introduce gateways at the entrance to the village have been approved and £7000 has been awarded through the Parish Partnership Grant. Parish councillor Jeremy Hickling said: “Back in …
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