Long Stratton Council

 Please click here to see the electors rights for the year ending 30 March 2021

The Town Council is made up of members who all live in the village and surrounding areas and represent the village on various matters.  

We are effectively the third tier of local government, the other two being Norfolk County Council and South Norfolk District Council. Find out more about the Council.

The village is situated halfway between the county city, Norwich, and the market town of Diss; along the Roman built road, the A140 which runs from Cromer (North Norfolk) to Ipswich (Suffolk).

Caretaker/Cleaner

Maintaining of Council building and facilities

£9.00 per hour

Zero hours contract

Initial term 6 months with a view to be made permanent

Please contact the Clerk, Becky Buck, on 01508 530524 or e-mail Becky.Buck@longstrattontowncouncil.gov.uk

Deadline date is Tuesday 22nd June at 5pm

The Parish Council is responsible for:

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• upkeep of the village street lighting

• the recreation ground

• the play area

• the playing field

• A Neighbourhood Plan

• The memorial gardens

• commenting on planning applications

• bus shelters and dog bins

• the village notice boards

• the village plain

• general maintenance around the village

Find out more information including funding, the proposed borrowing from PWLB and the business plan.

Long Stratton Town Council and South Norfolk District Council agreed to Long Stratton Town Council adopting the Central Toilets keeping them as a vital community asset. Currently they are still the responsibility of South Norfolk whilst the refurbishment work is being carried out. South Norfolk are in the process of finding a contractor to undertake the work. I will keep you updated as we know more.

Long Stratton Town Council are responsible for some of the street lights.

To see if we look after the street light by your property please click on the link below.

Neighbourhood Plan

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UPDATE - The Plan has been subject to an independent examination and the final report was received on the 5th July 2021.  The examiner has recommended that the plan, once modified with the recommended changes, proceeds to referendum.  You can see a copy of the report by clicking on the link below.  South Norfolk Council will shortly be considering the recommendations detailed in the report and making a decision on whether the Plan should proceed to referendum.

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www.south-norfolk.gov.uk/longstrattonnp

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Examiners procedural letter and questions 180521

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Examiner correspondence LSTC Response May 2021

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Long Stratton Neighbourhood Plan Examiners Report

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