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News & Info

Save the date - Thursday 13th June

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Join us in the evening to discover more about Brisley Common.

Learn about the interesting fauna we have, the wildlife that lives on the common and how the common is still used for grazing.

More details to follow later.

NORFOLK WILDLIFE TRUST

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The Norfolk Wildlife Trust have put together an action-packed  workshop programme for 2024, with lots of different activities planned to support people taking action for wildlife.

 

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The programme is available to view on our website (and activities can be booked here too) just follow this link: 

 

Workshops for a Wilder Community - Norfolk Wildlife Trust

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Brisley Mental Health Champion

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We are fortunate to now have a Mental Health Champion in Brisley who has been trained to support someone in need, offer reassurance and signpost them on to the appropriate support. 

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If you wish to take advantage of this service then please do not hesitate to text Mrs Nicola Curl on 07799624813 and she will get back to you asap.

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All support will be strictly confidential.

Brisley Green

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The results of a recent newt survey on Brisley Green are now available.

 

2023 Newt Survey Results

 

It is good to see encouraging results following the ongoing pond restoration project.

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Public Rights of Way in Brisley
 

The link below will take you to the definitive map of Norfolk which shows all the public rights of way. Zoom in to see the routes.

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http://maps.norfolk.gov.uk/highways/

The Armed Forces Covenant

PROUDLY SUPPORTING THOSE WHO SERVE


The aim of the Armed Forces Covenant is to encourage support for the Armed Forces Community residing in Brisley and to recognise and remember the sacrifice made by members of the Armed Forces Community, which includes serving and former Armed Forces personnel, veterans, their families and widowers.

 

Read the Armed Forces Covenant 

The Commons in Brisley

All residents who live adjacent to any of the commons in Brisley should check the relevant map below and ensure no encroachment is taking place from their property. 

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Although the Parish Council is aware of some encroachment, we do not intend to take any action at this point, although we reserve the right to do so. This is simply to make everyone aware of the boundaries.

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Your co-operation is much appreciated.

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