Many households and businesses across Norfolk still cannot receive broadband by conventional means and even those with a fibre to the cabinet (FTTC) connection still experience poor service.
Social Isolation services have been commissioned across the county by Norfolk County Council and are open to people over 18, whose primary issue is loneliness.
Social Prescribing services have been funded across the county to help people over 18 to improve their health and wellbeing by providing support and advice, beyond, or as an alternative to, medical intervention.
CATCH is a pilot project which offers some homes, businesses and schools installation of water butts or rain water planters free of charge in certain areas.
Norfolk County Council have approved plans to create more than 500 extra places in four new special schools and specialist bases within mainstream schools.
