Thank you @St3veJames for visiting our village today and speaking to myself and @SwantonClerk about @BreckCouncil#inspiringcommunities programme. It was great to walk around and show you what our village has to offer. I hope you enjoy your ribeye steak from the village butchers!
Thank you @sarah_suggitt for visiting Swanton Morley this afternoon and viewing the extensive grasscutting required in the village. I think we had a useful discussion with @SwantonClerk about the challenges we face in trying to improve the service for residents.
We're off to a solid start - thank you to everyone who has taken the time to place their tokens in our box so far. Please keep supporting us if you can, it costs nothing but time....thank you 🙂
13 yr old Brooke Sprawling has a rare childhood disease called Ataxia-telangiectasia which limits her movement. She recently did a 5km cycling challenge using a specially adapted trike & raised £255 to help Children Today. SMPC was delighted to donate another £250 to this cause
We are proud to announce that we have signed up to the Norfolk sky lanterns and balloon release charter issued by Norfolk County Council and have adopted a policy preventing the release of either lanterns or balloons from the village hall.
....If anybody would like to join the group or get involved on any level, please get in touch. Our next meeting is on Wednesday, 12th February at 7.30pm at the Village Hall - hope to see you there.♻️🌎🦔🌳🌱🌼
Swanton Morley Parish Council declared a Climate Emergency in 2019 and a small group of councillors and parishioners have started to meet to decide what this means for our village and what we can all do to help....
https://t.co/GfSyX4TFVp
Get your tickets for our Christmas production from the village hall or pay online and we will hold the tickets on the door for you....get in touch to find out more
Many people will walk to the event or car share and burning wood is carbon neutral. That said, we may ask the organiser to consider using eco friendly fireworks in future in an effort to minimise negative impact. One community event has to be better than hundreds of separate ones
Are you striking today? #climatestrike perhaps not, but we do all need to be thinking about the small changes we can make for the collective good...here's an interesting article about food and climate change: https://t.co/YBrHDjSWN8