CCTV camera to be installed to combat anti-social behaviour
The public toilets in Pudding Pie Alley has been closed owing to frequent vandalism.
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The public toilets in Pudding Pie Alley has been closed owing to frequent vandalism.
Anti-sociaol behaviour is spoiling the reputation of Reepham and the quality of life of its residents.
Officials have met with county council highways engineer to discuss the concerns of residents and councillors.
Current provisional plans include a street party for up to 250 people in the Market Place.
Concerns include speeding, damage to buildings on Norwich Road and vehicles colliding with the church wall.
The construction of these corridors would mean up to 424 vehicle movements every working day through Cawston.
Residents have expressed growing concerns about road safety in various parts of the town.
Many community-minded residents go out of their way to keep Reepham tidy and help the town council in its work.
After months of Zoom meetings, Reepham Town Council met face to face on Wednesday 9 June, albeit socially distanced.
It has been good to see so many people making use of Stimpson’s Piece recently.