We have been asked to give campaign support in Norwich North in the forthcoming General Election. This is Chloe Smith’s seat and it is vital that we retain this seat so as to form a Conservative majority in the new parliament.

Two million, fourteen thousand, nine hundred and sixty-seven to be precise. That’s how many potholes Conservative-run councils have fixed since 2016.

Four of the new candidates that South Norfolk Conservatives are fielding for the District Elections on Thursday 2nd May, are all under the age of 30. This bucks the national average age of Councillors in the UK which is 60 years old and also the perception that all Conservatives are older. 

South Norfolk Council’s Big Litter Pick 2019 is launching soon!  Working with the local community, schools and community groups this council run initiative helps reduce litter and improves the appearance of the district, ensuring that South Norfolk remains one of the best places in the country to

South Norfolk Council is working with Swedish energy company Vattenfall to install the company’s first UK InCharge charging stations across the district. Long Stratton and Wymondham have theirs!

Delighted to confirm that "InCHarge" Charging Points are coming to our five Market Towns early in the New Year (avoiding any pre-Christmas disruption) and will be installed in:

Mount Street Car Park, Diss

Bullock Fair Car Park, Harleston

Church Plain Car Park, Loddon

Good news that the chancellor’s Autumn Budget announced the much-needed additional funding for the Disabled Facilities Grant alongside extra funding for adult social care.

Trailer signs are being removed by South Norfolk Council and its partners across the district, as they are considered to be responsible for distracting drivers and therefore have the biggest impact on safety.

Good news - our colleagues at Norfolk Country Council have been working hard with Konnect Bus to bring about some changes to the proposed route amendments:

John Fuller, Leader of South Norfolk Council spoke about Councils investments into Shopping Centres - that Councils "must have their eyes open for re-purposing".