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Welcome to Cringleford Village

This site provides information on Cringleford amenities, sports and social clubs with details of local events and village activities.

We aim to keep this home page regularly updated and after some very useful feedback we will also highlight items of note within the village - where we have relevant information.

New Community Centre
The Parish Council is moving nearer to signing the section 106 Agreement with the developers who will deliver the new Community Centre for Cringleford. Negotiations are ongoing regarding the timescale for the build which it is hoped will be within the next two years.

Cringleford Open Gardens is a huge success
On Sunday 27th June, 450 people visited 21 gardens around Cringleford. The event, which was orgainsed by Anne and George James, was supported by individuals, groups and businesses around Norwich. The team effort paid off as the afternoon raised £4,000 for church funds.

Norfolk County Council Street Lighting
Norfolk County Council is proposing to turn off some street lights between midnight and 5am (1am to 6am in BST) The streets in Cringleford that will be affected are : Armitage Close, Aspen Way, Churchfiels, Gilbert Way, Hill Farm Close, Meadway, Quebec Close, Sidell Close, The Ridings and Woodgate. If you have any comments on these proposals contact Linda Jennings on 01603 223141 or email: information@norfolk.gov.uk

Norfolk County Council's Trusted Trader Scheme
Norfolk County Council wishes to raise awareness of the scheme whihch lists traders who have been satisfacorily assessed by the Trading Standards Service. The council can provide a free paper based diirectory otherwise consumer's can access the information on the Council's website www.norfolk.gov.uk/trustedtrader or by calling 08454 040506 (cost 4p per minute from BT line).

Pot Holes
The County Council are repairing potholes in the roads. If you have any outside your property please notify Anne Barnes the Parish Clerk (01603 250198)

Edith Cavell Day Car Centre, Swardeston needs your help
The centre (which serves Cringleford) provides an essential service for the elderly in our community. To buil on the quality of service they offer they need volunteers to either drive, do kitchen work or to socialise with the clinets. For mor information contact Mrs Gill Walters, Day Centre manager on : 01508 578826 or 01508 558127

Village Advice and Services

Dog Sitting

SJ's Dog Walkers & Pet Sitters SJ's Dog Walkers & Pet Sitters – here to help you in your moment of need. Whether you have a long day at work or you are thinking of going away, SJ's Dog Walkers & Pet Sitters can help you out. Phone: 07796 054159 (Customer email: sjs_dogwalkers_petsitters@hotmail.com
Web: /www.sjs-dogwalkers-petsitters.co.uk

Skin Care - Anti-Aging from a tube?

Q. Can we believe promises that face creams will make us look "look 10 years younger?

Answer: Click here

Car Share

Car sharing is a simple way to cut the costs of fuel and parking, cut congestion and pollution, and cut the stress of driving.  Car sharing is easy and flexible. Carsharenorfolk.com has been set up to provide a free matching service for all those who live, work and travel in and around Norfolk.

Click on logo for more details

Man with a Van - Local to Cringleford

Delivery service based in cringleford for pick ups of furniture, removals, deliverys, ebay items and anything else,

Daniel at dbedford789@hotmail.com call or text 07769184762

For more information click the van

Taichi and Qigong Classes for the Retired

Classes are run by Debbie Warren Green. Taichi and Qigong are gentle Chinese exercises for health and well-being. They are therapeutic and relaxing, reduce stress and tension, and improve posture, co-ordination, balance and movement. Classes are suitable for all ages and abilities, and are especially beneficial for older people.
For more information click here

Get rid of Moles in a Humane way

This has been a particularly bad year so far for moles

For more information on moles click here

 

To see a satellite view of Cringleford clickand select satellite

BUS timetable

Book a Hall

Garden Tips for May/June 2010

Barbara Knowles from the Cringleford Horticultural Society explains what should be done this season. Click the flowerpot

Key Village Contacts

Cringleford Parish Council

Future Activities