Brockdish Village

The following documents were delivered by hand by members of the Brockdish and District Working Party on Tuesday 5th May to South Norfolk Dist Council at Long Stratton.
These include – (warning these are large files between 2mb and 5mb)
The Professional Opposition Document prepared by Bidwells on our behalf.
The Ecological Report
The Professional Highways report by GH Bullard
The last [...]

South Norfolk MP Richard Bacon has criticised plans for a Gypsy and traveller site in Brockdish.
He met with members of Brockdish and District Working Group at the proposed site last Friday, which is on the A143 corridor, south of Scole Road.
In a letter to South Norfolk Council’s director of planning, Andrew Gregory, Mr Bacon said [...]

PROPOSED GYPSY AND TRAVELLERS SITE
AT BROCKDISH
RESIDENTS MEETING
BROCKDISH VILLAGE HALL
MONDAY APRIL 20th 7-30pm
The Brockdish and District Working Group
and
members of the Brockdish Parish Council and guest speakers
We propose to inform residents on what action the group has
taken so far
and what further action you can take to help in regard to this
proposal.
We will also endeavour [...]

Although I don’t have the exact visitor numbers yet I can see from the cars and people that the Open Garden & Daffodil Walk has been popular. We visited with my Father-in-law and it was really nice.
Attractions included the Tombola, Cakes, Refreshments, various other stalls and, of course, the wonderful garden.

Picturesque is an understatement [...]

According to the latest statistics Brockdish.org.uk is on target for about 20,000 unique visitors this year with up to 267 visits on busiest days.  Although very insignificant statistics compared to National sites it does mean the Brockdish.org.uk website is popular compared to other village websites.
The more people involved the better and if you would like [...]