As part of the development of the Acle Neighbourhood Plan we look forward to visiting Acle Academy this Wednesday to meet with students and discuss their aspirations for the future.  We are particularly interested to understand where they seem themselves living and working over the li

We are delighted to report that the first public consultation event on the Acle Neighbourhood Plan held on Saturday 29th June was a great success.  Despite competing with other events taking place around the village on the day, we met over 50 residents who took time to give us their v

We are delighted to confirm that Acle Parish Council is one of the first groups to have been awarded the maximum grant from the Locality under the new Supporting Communities in Neighbourhood Planning programme.  We are delighted to be supporting the Parish Council and Neighbourhood Pl

We are delighted to be helping the Aylsham Town Team continue to deliver recommendations set out in the Aylsham Regeneration and Delivery Strategy.  As part of a wider program of marketing and publicity, including a Discover Aylsham marquee at the Royal Norfolk Show, a new website for

BBC Radio 4’s You and Yours programme commissioned research in to the Portas Pilot towns one year on from being awarded £100,000 to help their high streets. The research showed that most of the towns who received DCLG funding to help boost their high street have actually seen a

We were very pleased to give a presentation last Friday at the RTPI East of England conference in Bury St Edmunds on reviving historic town centres.  This topic is often at the core of the projects we are involved with and so we were delighted to have the opportunity to outline our ap

Starting yesterday and running until the 29th May is the Love Your Local Market fortnight. The event is being promoted by the National Association of British Market Authorities and over 650 markets and 3,000 special events are being held to mark the event. Markets can make a signfican

Are you an adult working in agricultural, horticultural and forestry sectors or are a rural small business? If so, the Government is promoting training opportunities focussing on the following areas: Business Management, Leadership and ICT Skills for Agriculture, Horticulture & Fo

We were delighted to be asked to give two seminars to members of the Landscape Institute on the relationship between landscape-based interventions and local economic development. The seminars were part of the Landscape Institute CPD series held in Manchester on 18/04/13.  The seminars

To learn more about progress on Reepham Economic Strategy please follow this link to the project newsletter.