Bin Collection & Recycling
The benefits of recycling are enormous and contribute toward the reduction in the size of landfills. One of the biggest reasons why recycling is promoted is because it reduces the strain on our environment.
Some of the key benefits are:
- Reduction in pollution.
- It is environment-friendly.
- Contributes towards the reduction of ‘Global Warming’ as less energy is required to recycle materials.
- Helps protect our ecosystems and wildlife.
- It is more cost effective than landfill.
What can you put in your recycling bin.
Norfolk County Council provides 20 Recycling Centres (some with reuse shops) across the county for the free disposal of larger items and recycling of household waste originating from residents’ own homes.
Due to current COVID-19 restrictions reuse shops are currently closed.
Give Your Recycling A Little Bit Of Love
Parish News
NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL (HELLESDON)
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC RESTRICTION ORDER 2021
Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984 Section 14(1)
ORDER:
restricting the use by vehicles of the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road from its junction with the southern roundabout A1270 Broadland Northway to its junction with the A140 Boundary Road/Mile Cross Lane (hereinafter referred to as the said road (a));
prohibiting the use by vehicles of the:-
(i) Middleton’s Lane from its junction with the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road for 20m south westwards (hereinafter referred to as the said road (b));
(ii) Meadow Way from its junction with the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road for 20m westwards (hereinafter referred to as the said road (c));
(iii) Fifers Lane (Including Off Slip) from its junction with the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road for 20m eastwards (hereinafter referred to as the said road (d));
(iv) Heath Crescent from its junction with the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road for 10m eastwards (hereinafter referred to as the said road (e));
(v) Bramble Avenue from its junction with the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road for 10m westwards (hereinafter referred to as the said road (f));
(vi) Brabazon Road from its junction with the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road for 10m eastwards (hereinafter referred to as the said road (g));
(vii) Waldemar Avenue from its junction with the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road for 5m eastwards (hereinafter referred to as the said road (h));
(viii) Heather Avenue from its junction with the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road for 5m westwards (hereinafter referred to as the said road (i));
(ix) Mayfield Avenue from its junction with the A140 Holt Road/Cromer Road for 10m eastwards (hereinafter referred to as the said road (j));
in the PARISH OF HELLESDON
Save as provided in Article 2 of this Order and whereas the Norfolk County Council as Traffic Authority for the Administrative County of Norfolk is satisfied that carriageway resurfacing works are required at the said roads (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) and (j) and that in consequence with effect from 25th October to 3rd December 2021:-
(i) no person using the said road (a) shall drive a motor vehicle on any affected length of the road at a speed exceeding that denoted by the temporary speed limit signs displayed in accordance with Diagram 670 of the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016, as amended, which will be displayed on the affected length of road;
(ii) traffic over the said road (a) should be subject to a temporary imposition of a one way system (south eastbound) to allow vehicles to travel towards the City Centre only; and
(iii) traffic over the said roads (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) and (j) should be prohibited only whilst traffic signs indicating the closures are in place;
for the duration of the works expected to be about 39 days within the period.
Hellesdon Parish Council were given the honor of accepting the Community Covid Plaque to commemorate the community resilience in the year of the pandemic.