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Join our Team! WorkWell Team Lead - Deadline: 4th November

21 Oct, 2026by Clare FianderMember Jobs, West Norfolk

The WorkWell Team Lead oversees our delivery of WorkWell across King's Lynn and West Norfolk. The role focuses on supporting and supervising Health and Work Coaches, coordinating referrals and caseloads, and ensuring participants receive safe, consistent and effective support. 

Join our Team! Health and Work Coach: WorkWell Project - Deadline: 4th November

21 Oct, 2026by Clare FianderMember Jobs, West Norfolk

We are looking for two Health and Work coaches to join our WorkWell team, delivering the WorkWell Norfolk programme across King's Lynn and West Norfolk. The role focuses on supporting people whose conditions or disabilities are affecting their ability to stay in work, return after sickness absence, or move towards employment. 

NIHR Strategic Plan for Inclusion: Share Your Views

19 Oct, 2026by Julie GibsonConsultation

We are sharing this on behalf of The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) who are developing its Strategic Plan for Inclusion, covering 2028 to 2033

Acas consults on updated Code of Practice for flexible working requests

09 Oct, 2026by Julie GibsonConsultation

Acas is consulting on an updated Code of Practice for flexible working requests, with proposed changes expected in autumn 2027. Employers, employees and organisations are invited to share their views by 17 December 2026.

VAT for charities: What your organisation needs to know

09 Oct, 2026by Julie GibsonInformation, advice and guidance

VAT rules for charities can be complex, with different requirements for purchases, income and reclaiming VAT. Our simple guide explains the key points charities need to know, including VAT relief, registration thresholds and where to find further guidance and support.

Worried about your heating oil costs? You may be able to get help.

24 Sep, 2026by Julie Gibson

With many households across Norfolk relying on domestic heating oil, the cost of keeping homes warm can be a real concern, particularly when oil prices are high or unpredictable. If you are struggling with the cost of heating your home, there is support available, including help through Norfolk County Council’s Crisis and Resilience Service. CAN’s ThinkingFuel community oil buying scheme can also help households access competitively priced heating oil.

Have your say on the future of local healthcare services

22 Sep, 2026by Julie GibsonConsultation

We are sharing this cosultation on behalf of Healthwatch UK.

Would you like to play a part in shaping the future of healthcare in Norfolk and Waveney for years to come? Healthwatch Norfolk are working with the Norfolk and Waveney University Hospitals Group (NWUHG) to gather public views on how healthcare services should develop in the next 10 to 20 years. 

Funding opportunity: £1000 unrestricted grant

21 Sep, 2026by Julie GibsonFunding

The easyfundraising Impact Fund is back for a second round, with 15 unrestricted grants of £1,000 available to organisations in our network.

Are you struggling to keep up with the domestic heating oil market?

21 Sep, 2026by Julie GibsonInformation, advice and guidance

Are you a member of Thinking Fuel? Affinity Fuels now has its own WhatsApp Channel for heating oil customers.

This gives domestic heating oil customers a quick and easy way to receive market insights, heating oil updates and useful fuel news directly to their phones.

King's Lynn and West Norfolk Local Plan 2026-2044 consultation

18 Sep, 2026by Julie GibsonConsultation, Information, advice and guidance

The Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk is asking local people to have their say on the future development of the borough, including where new homes could be built.

The current Local Plan Scoping Consultation runs until 29 September 2026 and is the first stage in preparing the new King’s Lynn and West Norfolk Local Plan 2026–2044. 

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