South Norfolk leader, John Fuller on how South Norfolk Council is keeping its head above water in the current funding crisis by innovating - on BBC 2 Victoria Derbyshire's programme.

Residents in South Norfolk are being propelled into the future thanks to an innovative project outlined in the districts budget outline last week.

Fast charging points for electric cars will be installed in Diss, Harleston, Long Stratton and Wymondham car parks by the end of 2018. 

John Fuller, the Leader of South Norfolk Council (who is also Chairman of the District Councils Network) was asked to give evidence as an expert witness on funding challenges to District Councils to the CLG Committee in Parliament. on Monday 5th February 2018.

John Fuller, Leader of South Norfolk Council, was invited on to the iconic radio programme last week to speak about Business Rates and support for Market Towns.  

A cross-Norfolk initiative has been set up, the original idea for which came from our friends in Broadland.  The aim of ENGAGE is to encourage discussion on local Norfolk and national issues with like-minded people.

Don’t underestimate your own abilities!  Each councillor will have something to offer the council. You'll need to be over 18, to live in the local area and a member of the Conservative Party. We are looking for nominations now:

Since the original East Anglia Devolution deal was published in March discussions with Government have led to a proposal to have two deals (Norfolk/Suffolk and Cambridgeshire/Peterborough), which council leaders and LEPs believe is the best way to get the most benefit for the people, places and b

Lorne Green has been selected as the Conservative candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner in Norfolk, ahead of the national PCC elections in May 2016.