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The Parish Council is responsible for:​

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  • upkeep of the village street lighting

  • commenting on planning applications

  • the village notice board

  • general maintenance around the village

  • setting the precept

  •  shaping the long term development policy for the Parish

  • commenting on planning applications in the Parish

  • identifying issues which are important to the lives of residents . 

  • bringing about improvements through local projects

Welcome to Beeston Regis

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The Parish Council has 11 seats, all of which are currently filled.

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It meets monthly (usually on the second Wednesday of the month) at The Scout Headquarters, Cromer Road, Beeston Regis at 7.00pm

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  • Notices/Agendas are displayed throughout the Parish including four Parish Council noticeboards.

  • Minutes, when approved by the council, are available to the public at Sheringham Library. Draft Minutes are also available on the BRPC website.

  • The Parish Council produces a regular newsletter, "Beeston Regis News" for its parishioners which is delivered to all households.

  • The Parish Council welcomes the views and input from parishioners and always has a spot on its agendas for "public participation". The chairman regularly calls for adjournments during meetings to allow public participation on items where they have made a request to speak. The chairman runs a surgery for people wishing to discuss anything in private (prior to Parish Council meetings). 

  • The Council is represented on numerous bodies and members report back to the Parish Council regularly.

  • The Council is a member of the Norfolk Association of Local Councils (NALC) and the Norfolk Parish Training and Support group (NPTS).

  •  The precept for the year 2023/24 is £12,500. Donations are made to numerous bodies including All Saints' Church (for the upkeep of the graveyard).

  • Copies of the accounts can be obtained from the Clerk.

 

Please go to the Meetings section for summary information covering future meetings, or the minutes section for minutes of recent meetings.

A copy of the Chairman of the Council's Annual Report for 2022, along with the Income and Expenditure details, can be found in the Documents,   Policies and Procedures,    Legal Requirements section.

The Beeston Regis Charities of Edmund Hooke and Unknown Donor

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If you live in Beeston Regis and you are in need of financial assistance the Hooke and Unknown Donor Charities may be able to help. Grants may be made for a variety of needs such as household equipment, respite holidays, unexpected expenses associated with illness or bereavement and the like including costs of visiting loved ones in hospital.

To qualify you must live in Beeston Regis or the ancient parish of Beeston Regis (which stretched to Beeston Road in the west).

So if you think the Charity could help you please contact the Parish Clerk who will pass on your request to the Trustees. All enquiries will be treated in the strictest of confidence.

Unless due to sudden and unforeseen problems, the Trustees are not able to make grants for general debts such as Council Tax etc

All Saints Church

 

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A welcoming medieval church sat in one of the most spectacular settings of any Norfolk church, sprawled on the cliff top between Cromer and Sheringham,

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All Saints Church website

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Wild Church

All Saints Sunday 11th. June

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Squirrel Scouts

 

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