Working to make Martham a greener, safer and more attractive village for all
The Parish Council agreed a change in communication at the last meeting and to keep everyone more up to date is now publishing the DRAFT minutes on its website, not waiting for them to be agreed at the next meeting before publishing them.
These are subject to change, because they haven’t yet been ratified by the Council, but it will mean that information available will be more up to date.
The minutes from February 18th can be found on the website here:
THE PUBLIC are invited to quiz the leader and Cabinet members at Great Yarmouth Borough Council during a special event at the Town Hall, on Monday, March 23, from 7pm to 9.30pm.
http://www.great-yarmouth.gov.uk/comm…/news-press/GYBC163279
Planning Decision by Great Yarmouth Borough Council:
06/14/0843/F 5 Helen Avenue, Martham.
Garage conversion to Granny Annexe.
GRANTED.
Planning Application received this morning for comment from the Parish Council:
06/15/0045/F – 12 Back Lane, Manor Farm, Martham.
Removal of condition 3 of PP: 06/11/0281/F to allow property to be used as a separate unit of accommodation.
The application is available to view at the Parish Office.
Last night the Parish Council received two applications for the vacant position and co-opted Mr Paul Hurkett of 7 Acacia Avenue to join the Council.
The next Patient Participation Group meeting for the Coastal Villages Practices is on Monday, 2nd March 2015 at Martham Surgery, 6pm – 8pm. This is an opportunity for patients to have their say.