About
From Norfolk RCC
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Our Role
Norfolk Rural Community Council is an independent charity founded in 1986 to support communities across Norfolk. We are committed to continuing to provide and develop a range of services that meet the needs of communities. We lobby on rural issues at strategic level providing a voice for the local communities of Norfolk. We divide our role under three headings:
- Community Support- Helping Communities all the way from identifying needs to delivering solutions with friendly support and genuine expertise.
- Rural Advocacy- To provide a voice to rural communities to ensure that decisions on services, policies and strategies do not discriminate against them and adequately serve and reflect their needs.
- Developing Solutions- To research, consult and develop initiatives to solve the problems faced by our communities.
Membership
The NRCC is a membership organisation click here for details of how to become involved
Trustee Role Pack
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National, Regional and County Partnerships
National
Regional
County
- County Economic Development Partnership (Shaping Norfolk's Future)
- Norfolk Investing In Communities (IiC)
- EDP Pride in Norfolk
- County Strategic Partnership (Norfolk Ambition)
- South Norfolk Alliance Board
- Broadland Community Partnership Board
- North Norfolk Community Partnership Board
- Norfolk Voluntary and Community Sector Infrastructure Consortium
- Breckland Strategic Partnership board
- Broadland Community Partnership MAST
- EU Broads and Rivers LEADER+ LAG
- Fens LEADER+ LAG
- Norfolk Market Town Network
- Norfolk Village Shops Alliance
- Norfolk Parish Training Partnership
- Public & Patient Involvement Forum Support
- Rural Housing Enabler Advisory Group
- Rural Support Network
- LAA VCS Group
- Waste Recycling Environmental (WREN)
- Norfolk Older People's Forum
- Age Concern Norfolk
- Norfolk Council on Ageing
- West Norfolk Partnership Board
Council Meetings
Norfolk RCC hold quarterly Council Meetings in conjunction with Norfolk Rural Forum.
"The Norfolk Rural Forum consists of representatives from a range of constituencies in Norfolk that are intended to reflect specific county themes and issues across the three pillars of sustainable development - environment, economy and community. Its specific responsibilities are:
To lobby on behalf of Norfolk's rural areas at local, regional and national level by taking the county view to the East of England Rural Forum which in turn provides a link between regional rural stakeholders, Government Office for the East of England, the East of England Development Agency and DEFRA.
To provide a forum for debate, the exchange of information and best practice to ensure that it is shared and disseminated through networking with other county rural forums, existing rural networks and non-member organisations.
To encourage relevant rural research where appropriate.
It meets approximately 4 times a year in partnership with the membership of the Norfolk Rural Community Council. It is chaired by Pat Holtom, Vice President of Norfolk Rural Community Council and Chair of the East of England Rural Forum.
The next Council Meeting will be held on Tuesday 27 April 2010 at 4.00 pm at the Norfolk RCC offices at Ambassador Way, Dereham - topic Affordable Housing in Rural Areas.
The minutes of the meeting held on 3rd February 2010 are available via this link Council Meeting Minutes Wednesday 3rd February 2010
Presentations
| One Place- What we said about rural Norfolk - Audit Commission Presentation on rural issues identified within Norfolk. |
| Norfolk's Rural Challenge - Presentation in response to the Audit Commission highlighting issues with rural delivery within Norfolk. The presentation looks at teh challenegs Noroflk faces in addressing rural issues. |
Directions and Contact details
We are located on the Yaxham Road industrial estate in Dereham. Norfolk Rural Community Council
Signpost House, Ambassador Way, Greens Road, Dereham, NR20 3TL.
- Tel: 01362 698216
- Fax: 01362 851083
- General email: nrcc@norfolkrcc.org.uk
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