This is the latest “Operation Randall” newsletter from the police, from the team specialising in rural crime around Norfolk.
Author: alpington-yelverton-admin
Oct/Nov 2022 edition of Eleven Says, the Newspaper of the Bramerton Group of Churches covering 11 Parishes.
We have become aware of a rise in thefts from domestic oil tanks. Check your tanks regularly, and have a look at this advice from the police.
A request from the Bergh Apton Speed Watch Team. Would anyone be interested in volunteering with them, to monitor traffic going through the village?
If so (or if you have any further requests for info) please get in contact at clerk@berghapton.org.uk
Following the Jubilee weekend in June the Parish Council would like to make a record of the events for future generations to enjoy. If you have any photos and are happy to share them please send them to the clerk at the following address at clerk.alpington@gmail.com
Or even just mention to that address that you’d be interested in contributing some. There’s no need to actually send the photos at this point, the Parish Council is investigating how much interest there would be, and what the total file size would be etc.
Our generation has enjoyed looking back at the photos from the previous jubilees, including fetes and street parties etc. So the idea here is to create a collection centrally of interesting pictures of the village events, that future generations can look back on and enjoy.
An invitation from the Parish Council to apply for the Community Benefit Fund:
Since 2015 we have received an annual payment from the Avenue Solar Farm. This money is put into the Community Benefit Fund and each year local groups and individuals are invited to apply for a grant towards projects or activities in Alpington and Yelverton that benefit the community as a whole or a group of residents.
As in previous years, we would like to invite applications from groups or individuals who seek funding to make a positive impact within our community.
Please see the attached poster for some rules and regulations, and how to apply.
Please have your completed applications returned to the Clerk by 30th November 2022. The results will be announced at the 9th January 2023 Council meeting.
The Old Courts and Yards of Norwich
A talk by Frances & Michael Holmes
Tuesday 27th September 7.30
Alpington & Yelverton Village Hall
Members free, guests £3 to include refreshments
Everyone welcome to hear this fascinating account of Norwich life in the not-too-distant past
Flyer is attached below
There will be a Service of Remembrance for Queen Elizabeth II on Sunday at St. Peter and St. Paul, Bergh Apton, at 4.00 p.m. on Sunday, 18th September.
All are welcome.
There will be a public reading of The Proclamation of the Accession of His Majesty King Charles III at 2pm on Sunday 11th September in front of the Alpington and Yelverton Village Hall.
The Proclamation will be read by a representative of the Alpington with Yelverton Parish Council and residents are invited to attend this short but historic event.
Please do not park in front of the Village Hall whilst this ceremony takes place.
Following the sad news that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II passed away at Balmoral Castle this Thursday afternoon, the following arrangements have been made locally for people to be able to pay their respects and give their condolences to His Majesty King Charles III and the Royal Family.
St Mary’s Church, Yelverton will be open from today and for the official period of mourning for the lighting of candles and there is a Book of Condolence for you to write in. The Church Service at 10am on Sunday will be a Service of Remembrance for the Queen.
There will also be Books of Condolence available at:
Broadland District Council, South Lodge, Yarmouth Road, Norwich, NR7 0DU
South Norfolk District Council, Cygnet Court, Long Stratton, NR15 2XE
Emails of Condolence can be sent to South Norfolk- condolence.snc@southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk
An official eBook of Condolence is available on the Royal website www.royal.uk