Hindolveston Village

  • Mental Health Helpline

    For more information visit the Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust NHS website

    The phone line 0808 196 3494  is open to anyone in Norfolk and Suffolk. Please remember to turn off your caller ID in your phone’s settings if you would prefer that the person answering your call doesn’t see your telephone number.

  • The Village Van – Nealls Kitchen

    The Village Van is coming to the Village Hall car park again on Tuesday 21 April at 10 am.

    Village Van selling produce
    Village Van selling produce

    First visit to Hindolveston on Tuesday 14 April  at 11 am in the Village Hall Car Park.

    FOUNDED BY TOM NEALL AND ORIGINALLY PURPOSED AS A STREET FOOD TRUCK FOR QUACK N MAC AND NEALLS KITCHEN, TOM HAS EMBARKED ON A REPURPOSING MISSION DURING THESE TOUGH TIMES. KEEN TO MAKE THE MOST OF HIS 1970’S CITROEN H VAN WHICH HAS BEEN LOVINGLY RESTORED, AND EAGER TO HELP OUT THE LOCAL COMMUNITY “THE VILLAGE VAN” WAS BORN. WE AIM TO BRING YOU FRESH AND LOCAL PRODUCE TO YOUR VILLAGE SO YOU CAN STAY SAFE AND STAY AT HOME.

    WE WILL BE STOCKING A RANGE OF PRODUCTS INCLUDING:

    • FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

    • BREAD, MILK & BUTTER

    • BACON, SAUSAGES & EGGS

    • SMOKED FISH

    • JUICES, TEA & COFFEE

    • OTHER ESSENTIALS INCLUDING HAND SOAP & LOO ROLL

    • DAILY NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES

    YOU CAN ALSO ORDER ESSENTIAL PRODUCE BOXES BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW https://www.neallskitchen.com/villagevan 

  • Domestic Abuse: information from the police

    With the current shielding and self-isolation in place for some families it is important that those who now have to live with domestic abuse in their lives are made aware they won’t be forgotten and we will still continue to support them.

    Domestic Abuse leaflet from the police

    Victims of Domestic Abuse: You are not alone

    We are acutely aware conronavirus will have a serious impact on women, children and men who already face domestic abuse in their homes.

    Fears over jobs, financial pressure, school closures, working from home and all the other current changes to our day to day lives are likely to result in an increase in domestic abuse.

    We do not want you to suffer in silence. As the situation changes daily, we want to ensure you feel you have someone there who can help.

    If you are in immediate danger you should call 999 or call the police on 101.

    More information on the Norfolk Constabulary website

    There are many charities who can offer you support and guidance

    Leeway: 0300 561 0077

    Daisy Programme: 01953 880903

    Pandora: www.pandoraproject.org.uk/

    Norfolk and Suffolk Victim Care: 0300 303 3706

    The Harbour Centre: 01603 276381 (24/7)

    Women’s Aid: 0808 2000 247

    Refuge: 0808 2000 247

    GALOP (LBGT+ Anti-violence charity): 0800 999 5428

    Mankind Initiative (Male Victims): 01823 334 244

    Men’s Advice Line (Male Victims): 0808 801 0327

    Respect: 020 3559 6650 (working with abusers to change their behaviour and male victims of domestic abuse)

    If you’r a young person and domestic abuse is taking place in your home or relationship, call Childline on 0800 1111

    For more advice and support visit norfolk.police.uk

  • Message from Melton Surgery

    Due to COVID-19 we have temporarily stopped all medication collections from Melton Constable Surgery. This is designed to protect staff and patients.

    Your mediation will now be delivered direct to your house by a local network of volunteers.

    Please continue to order your prescriptions in the usual way, keeping Melton as your collection point.

    We will  be in touch as soon as we can re-open Melton Surgery for collections again.

    Thank you for your understanding during this challenging time, and to our network of volunteers for making this possible.

    If you have any queries about this service please call 01263 712461 option 2.

     

  • Temporary Road Closure

    NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL has made a Temporary Traffic Order affecting the C331 The Street from a point 73 metres east of its junction with the C227 Foulsham Road for a distance of 20 metres eastwards in the PARISH OF HINDOLVESTON because a new water connection is required.

    The road will be temporarily closed (except for access) from 21st April 2020 to 23rd April 2020 for the duration of the works, expected to be 3 days within the period.

    Alternative route is via: The Street, Hindolveston Byway Open To All Traffic 9, Thurning Road, Nethergate, Hindolveston Road, Skitfield Road, Foulsham Road (Wood Norton/ Guestwick).

    (If necessary the restriction could run for a maximum period of 18 months from the date of the Order).

    Penalty: £1000 maximum fine on conviction and/or endorsement for contravention.

    In the event of the start date being delayed the new start date will be displayed on site in advance.

    The person dealing with enquiries at Norfolk County Council is Martin Dixon (Community and Environmental Services) Telephone 0344 800 8020.

    Dated this 17th day of April 2020

    Helen Edwards

    Chief Legal Officer, County Hall,  Martineau Lane, Norwich, NR1 2DH

     

  • Notice Good Friday Village Pub Quiz 10th April 2020

    poster to follow

    Quiz start 8.30pm
    Village Hall Bar will be open from 6.30pm.
    Easy questions and downright tricky questions – test your brain power!
    Prizes for the winning team!
    Free Bray’s Cottage Sausage Rolls for everybody!
    Quiz entrance: £1 per person
    Teams of 2, 3 or 4 (bring your friends, family, neighbours…)
    All proceeds in aid of Hindolveston Village Hall
    “A splendid time is guaranteed for all”

    If you have any queries, feel free to contact me on

     

  • Upcoming Film: Judy, Saturday 18th April 2020

    Poster to follow 1968 and showbiz legend Judy Garland (Renee Zellweger) arrives in Swinging London to perform a sold-out run of shows, 30 years since she shot to stardom – her voice weakened but its dramatic intensity has only grown. As she battles with managers, she charms adoring fans, her wit and warmth shining through. Featuring her best-known songs, ‘Judy’ celebrates the voice and sheer pizzazz of  “the world’s greatest entertainer.”
    “Renee Zellweger gives the performance of a lifetime” – The Independent

    In the Village Hall, doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start. Licenced bar, ice cream and filter coffee. To download the poster, click here  when available.

  • Upcoming Film: Bait, Saturday 4th April 2020

    Poster to follow

    A truly original challenging British film, set in Cornwall. Stunningly shot on vintage B&W 16mm film, ‘Bait’ is a timely, funny, yet poignant,film of a community facing change. Martin is a fisherman, struggling to buy a boat, while coping with family rivalry and the influx of tourist money, AirBnB, and stag parties. With his childhood village now a get-away for London money, Martin struggles against family, tourists and locals alike, until a tragedy changes his world.

    “A genuine modern masterpiece…  one of the defining British films of the year, perhaps the decade” – Mark Kermode, The Observer

    In the Village Hall, doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start. Licenced bar, ice cream and filter coffee. To download the poster, click here  when available.

  • Draft Minutes of the February 2020 PC Meeting

    Initial draft under review: Draft minutes of the February 2020 meeting.

    These have been circulated to Councillors for initial comment but there is still time for more feedback by Councillors, after which a final draft will be prepared and made available on the website.

    The final draft will be tabled for approval at the next Parish Council meeting.

  • Notice: Dementia Friendly Villages Project Open Meeting 10th March 2020

    To download the letter, click here

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