A busy world can be the loneliest place. And in a county of nearly 860,000 residents across 2,000 square miles it’s an everyday scenario for many people.
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.
As Autumn draws in, we know that many of you start to hold more events. It is a good time to take stock and make sure you are complying with the law and safeguarding your organisation and service users.
The House of Lords select committee’s Countryside at a Crossroads report has highlighted the negative impact cutbacks have had on the social and economic welfare of rural areas,
CAN has been awarded the ‘In Good Company Plus’ quality mark in recognition of our strategic contribution to the work of the voluntary and charitable sector across the county.
Some villages have community resilience plans, which often use their village hall as a "muster point" in emergencies, or even for emergency shelter. It is good practice to consider developing a plan even if you think your community is not likely to be at risk from events such as flooding.