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More information can be found here, or email A47BlofieldtoNorthBurlinghamRIS@gallifordtry.co.uk, or phone 0300 123 5000.
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Nominations, including the reasons they have been put forward, can be emailed to the Clerk – clerk@brundall-pc.gov.uk, or sent to the Parish Office at 2 Station Road, Brundall, NR13 5LA. The deadline for nominations is Friday 13th March 2026.
The recipient will be chosen by the Parish Council at their meeting on the 23rd March, and the Award plate will be presented to them at the Annual Parish Meeting on Monday 20th April 2026.
]]>Are you interested in taking up a civic office that can make a real difference to the community Brundall Parish Council represents?
Government is, more than ever, looking to local communities and local councils to respond to very local needs and priorities. You would become part of the democratic framework of the country, representing the interests of your community within a broad landscape of national governance.
The role of a Parish Councillor will be challenging, exciting, and, at times, frustrating, but training and support are readily available to enable you to gain the personal satisfaction of knowing you and your council have made a difference.
In order to be eligible for the role you will need to be over 18 and a qualifying citizen. This information is available on the website or by contacting the Parish Clerk on 07769 972902, or by emailing clerk@brundall-pc.gov.uk.
The Council is looking for someone with a passion for Brundall. Experience of project design and management or applying for grants and raising funds for larger projects would be very welcome but is not necessary.
If you are interested in applying for the vacancy please email the Clerk, clerk@brundall-pc.gov.uk, by Friday 20th June 2025. Interested candidates are encouraged to attend the Council meeting on the 23rd June 2025 at 7pm in the St Laurence Centre (next to the church), and face to face interviews will take place in early July.
]]>This year the award is presented to Julie Mickelburgh for her work as a Brundall parish councillor for over 18 years. Julie has given outstanding service to our village during this extended period of time and has shown true dedication and determination to improve life in the Brundall for our whole community.
She represented the Council on the Recreation and Wellbeing Committee which was originally formed to look for opportunities to improve recreational opportunities in Brundall, formal and informal, and in more recent years has expanded to look more holistically at the health and wellbeing of the village. She used her experience and knowledge of the Broads National Park for local community benefit.
Julie also undertook an important governance role by helping to form policies on the Advisory and Scrutiny Committee to ensure compliance with legislation and national guidance. As a member of the Council’s planning team, she spent many hours walking round the village looking at application sites and advised on planning applications to make appropriate submissions to the planning authority.
She retired from the Council in January 2025 and we thank Julie most sincerely for her long and dedicated service to the Parish Council and to our community and I am delighted to present her with the John Evans Good Citizen Award.
The vacancy is for a part-time position, up to 14 hours per week, and initially for a period of 1 year but with the potential to become permanent. We are seeking applications from dynamic, enthusiastic, experienced individuals committed to delivering high standards of service and who can promote the interests and development of Brundall. Good interpersonal skills are essential, as is flexibility with the ability to work on your own initiative and as part of a team.
The Maintenance Operative role will include:
- Weekly litter picking on all Parish Council land
- Regular cleaning and maintenance of 7 bus shelters
- Weekly inspections on all play equipment (training can be provided)
- Regular checks and maintenance on smaller asset items such as benches and notice boards
- Basic gardening and landscaping
- General repairs
- Cleaning of the toilet at the allotments
- Helping to enhance the attractiveness of the village as a place in which to live, work, visit and invest
- Site visits with specialist contractors for larger projects
Access to a suitable vehicle is required (mileage will be paid at the HMRC rate). Basic tools will be provided.
A full job description can be found below.
To apply please send a letter or email detailing your suitability for the position to the Clerk – clerk@brundall-pc.gov.uk. The closing date for applications is 21st March 2025 at 5pm.
Salary: £15.08 per hour
Payment of salary: monthly in arrears
Probation period: the post is subject to a probationary period of 6 months
Pension: a pension will be offered
Hours: maximum 14 hours per week. Occasional weekend working may be required for which time off in lieu will be granted. It may be necessary for the post holder to work in excess of these hours on occasions to meet deadlines.
References: the post is subject to two satisfactory references
Place of work: the role will be based at the office at Brundall Memorial Hall but will cover the whole parish
Annual leave entitlement: 25 working days, plus all normal bank and public holidays, pro rata.
]]>Government is, more than ever, looking to local communities and local councils to respond to very local needs and priorities. You would become part of the democratic framework of the country, representing the interests of your community within a broad landscape of national governance.
The role of a Parish Councillor will be challenging, exciting, and, at times, frustrating, but training and support are readily available to enable you to gain the personal satisfaction of knowing you and your council have made a difference.
In order to be eligible for the role you will need to be over 18 and a qualifying citizen. This information is available on the website or by contacting the Parish Clerk on 07769 972902, or by emailing clerk@brundall-pc.gov.uk.
The Council is looking for someone with a passion for Brundall. Experience of project design and management or applying for grants and raising funds for larger projects would be very welcome but is not necessary.
If you are interested in applying for the vacancy please email the Clerk, clerk@brunadll-pc.gov.uk, by Friday 7th March 2025. Interested candidates are encouraged to attend the Council meeting on the 24th March 2025 at 7pm in the St Laurence Centre (next to the church), and face to face interviews will take place in early April.
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Closing date is 5pm Wednesday 19th February 2025. If you have any queries please contact the Clerk: clerk@brundall-pc.gov.uk or 07769 972902
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Are you interested in taking up a civic office that can make a real difference to the community Brundall Parish Council represents?
Government is, more than ever, looking to local communities and local councils to respond to very local needs and priorities. You would become part of the democratic framework of the country, representing the interests of your community within a broad landscape of national governance.
The role of a Parish Councillor will be challenging, exciting, and, at times, frustrating, but training and support are readily available to enable you to gain the personal satisfaction of knowing you and your council have made a difference.
In order to be eligible for the role you will need to be over 18 and a qualifying citizen. This information is available below and on the Electoral Commission website here.
The Council is looking for someone with a passion for Brundall. Experience of project design and management or applying for grants and raising funds for larger projects would be very welcome but not necessary.
Qualifying criteria to be a Parish Councillor are:
- be at least 18 years old
- be a British citizen, an eligible Commonwealth citizen, a citizen of the Republic of Ireland, a qualifying EU citizen or an EU citizen with retained rights
- meet at least one of the following four qualifications:
- You are, and will continue to be, registered as a local government elector for the parish in which you wish to stand from the day of your nomination onwards. More information is set out in the Electoral Commission guidance ‘Being a registered local government elector’.
- You have occupied as owner or tenant any land or other premises in the parish area during the whole of the 12 months before the day of your nomination and the day of election. More information is set out in the Electoral Commission guidance ‘Occupying as owner or tenant any land or other premises in the local authority area’.
- Your main or only place of work during the 12 months prior to the day of your nomination and the day of election has been in the parish area. More information is set out in the Electoral Commission guidance ‘Your main or only place of work is in the local authority area‘.
- You have lived in the parish area or within three miles of it during the whole of the 12 months before the day of your nomination and the day of election. More information is set out in the Electoral Commission guidance ‘Living in the parish area (or within three miles of it)’.
When completing your home address form and consent to nomination form you will be asked to indicate which qualifications you meet. You should indicate on the forms all those qualifications that apply to you.
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