Norfolk County Council is appealing for more people to volunteer to become a school governor.

There are large numbers of vacancies across the county, and Norfolk County Council has joined forces with the national School Governors' One Stop Shop to recruit more volunteers.

Anyone aged 18 or over, who can go to an average of two to four evening meetings a term, should consider applying. You don't need to have any special qualifications - just a real desire to help people.

For more information contact Pam Richardson on 0207 288 9539, or email pamala.richardson@sgoss.org.uk

Local Elections May 2011
Plus possible Referendum

The Annual Canvass is about to start.
Electoral registration forms will be hand-delivered to every household in Broadland area starting August 2010.

There are three ways to complete your forms either by Post, Telephone or Internet.

You CANNOT vote if you are not on the electoral register.

Tots2Teens
Holiday Activity Schemes organised by Broadland District Council

Holiday activities are fully supervised by trained staff to ensure your children have a safe and enjoyable time

Book now to avoid disappointment.
Booking Lines : (01603) 430538, 430552 or 430570
Online booking: www.broadland.gov.uk/t2t

Places are limited, so book early
All activities must be pre-booked and paid
All payments are non refundable

Recycle your unwanted bikes for FREE

Wednesday 1 September 2010
8am - 3pm
ASDA (lower car park) Boundary Road, Hellesdon

Just bring along your unwanted bikes and the Norwich Probation Service, supported by Broadland District Council, will recondition and repair them beforre sending themm off for reuse locally as well as globally, with many of the bikes going to some of the poorest areas in Africa.

Also on the day - advice from the Energy Saving Trust on decreasing your carbon footprint.