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Welcome to East Norton
East Norton gets the Smart Water treatment. The sign was erected on the morning of 4th February. Watch the local press for more pictures.
Welcome to the East Norton web pages. We hope you enjoy your visit.
If you have any questions, suggestions, comments or criticism you are welcome to contact John Dyson, the site admistrator, by clicking on the Feedback Form button in the right hand banner.
Clicking on the photo above will take you to some pages of Historical Photographs of East Norton.
VILLAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS
East Norton Parish Meeting
We have been invited to follow this link to keep up to date with events concerning the proposed traveller site at Belton in Rutland on the A47
East Norton Neighbourhood Watch
East Norton is "Smart Watered"
Villagers have taken up the police recommendation to use Smart Water to protect their possessions. The signs have now been positioned at each entrance to the village.
For a larger version of the picture on the left, click on "Picture Gallery" under "Local Postings"
The Police Beat Bus Surgery will be at the old cross roads on Wednesday 17th February from 6-00 till 6-45 pm. when PCSO Laura Bolton 6008 will be in attendance to answer any questions concerning police issues.
Don't forget to check the Police Messages tab in the right hand banner for the latest crime alerts and to see where the Police Helicopter has been recently.
Click on the East Norton Neighbourhood Watch tab to visit the committee webpages.
- Neighbourhood Policing Newsletter (PDF, 172 Kb)
Download the latest Neighbourhood Policing Newsletter for our area
A Minute for Madeleine click this link to view a recent video produced to aid the search for Madeleine Mcann, now aged 6.
» Latest News
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Tue, 09 Feb 2010 09:06
Calling Leicestershire's Snappers
Leicestershire’s amateur photographers are once again being invited to enter a competition celebrating life in the county for the chance to see their work published
Following the success of Leicestershire Through a Lens in 2009, the company behind the competition, Bardon Aggregates, has announced that the contest will run again in 2010, this time with a difference.
Throughout 2009, Coalville based company Bardon Aggregates ran the competition appealing for people of all ages to submit photographs which represented what Leicestershire mean to them. With almost 1,000 entries received over the course of the year, just twelve were selected across three age ranges to appear in a special charity calendar. More »
Simon Taylor, director of Bardon Aggregates said:“We were overwhelmed with the popularity of the contest last year and since producing the calendar, we’ve had so many requests for it to be repeated this year. Although the format of the competition was very successful, we’ve decided to give entrants an additional challenge by adopting the theme of people and portraits.
“We’re therefore appealing for photographs featuring Leicestershire people which portray life in our county.
“The recent weather will no doubt have led to some fantastic photographs of people enjoying the snow, and as the seasons progress, we’re hoping to get some great snapshots of what Leicestershire has to offer”.
All entries must be accompanied by a permissions form signed by the subject, which is available from www.leicestershirethroughalens.co.uk, and must be accompanied by a caption describing the image. A full list of rules can also be found on the website.
Entries for the Winter round are now being accepted until 28th February. The finished calendar will be sold in aid of a variety of Leicestershire causes. « Less
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Tue, 09 Feb 2010 09:04
Vacancy
Rural Economy Officer
Leicestershire County Council
£22,218 - £24,576
Chief Executives Department, County Hall, Glenfield
Job Reference Number: 461CE
Closing Date 15th February 2010, Temporary until 30th September 2012
To assist in identifying, developing, promoting and implementing arrangements to enhance the coordination and effectiveness of the rural economy in Leicestershire through the delivery of the Leicestershire Rural Partnership’s (LRP) INSPIRE Leicestershire programme. To support the work of the County Council and key partnerships, in particular the LRP, Leicestershire Together (the Local Strategic Partnership for the county) and the District Local Strategic Partnerships (LSPs). More »
Essential Requirements:
- Educated to degree (or equivalent) level in a relevant subject or significant level of work experience relevant to the essential criteria
- Experience of developing, implementing, managing and evaluating projects
- Experience of collaborative working with others to ensure the achievement of key objectives and the best use of resources, including through project steering groups
- Experience of researching and reviewing specific issues and analysing information and data to inform delivery
For informal enquiries please telephone Matthew Kempson on 0116 3056179
An on-line application form can be found at http://www.leics.gov.uk/index/jobs/job_detailpage.htm?id=184707 « Less
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Mon, 08 Feb 2010 08:51
RCC Community Engagement Seminar
The RCC Annual Community Engagement Seminar will take place at County Hall, Glenfield, Leicester on the evening of March 4th at 7.00pm. Delegates are invited to attend from 6.00pm when a light buffet will be available in the members lounge where there will also be an opportunity to view a wide range of displays.
The event which will be held in the Sparkenhoe Suite will include a number of new projects and initiatives from around the districts with presentations on Affordable Housing, Community Buildings, Community Climate Change Initiatives, Inspire Leicestershire Rural Business Grants, Quality Parish Councils and Local Community Initiatives. A full programme will be available shortly.
Come along and meet the new RCC staff and find out how they may be able to help you with projects in your area. From funding opportunities to advice on community buildings and play areas or the latest climate change initiatives there will be lots to find out.
Places will be limited, so early booking is essential (no more than 2 people per organisation)
To book a place or for further information please contact Diana Cook 0116 2689706 dcook@ruralcc.org.uk
The RCC is indebted to Leicestershire Rural Partnership and Leicestershire County Council for their support and help in presenting this seminar.
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