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| THIS WEBSITE - Monday, October 05, 2009 FakenhamWeb has been running since 1999. During that time, it has been the only site promoting the town (albeit in an unofficial capacity). At the first Kickstart Fakenham meeting, it was proposed that there should be a new 'official' site, to provide a focus for the town's internet presence and links to other area websites. I have provided a domain and free hosting for this project and Kickstart people have been working on it for a while now - it should be launching before too long. This has given me the opportunity to 'retire' FakenhamWeb and re-invent it elsewhere. I have now done that and have launched a new personal site at fakenham.org.uk - you are cordially invited to visit, subscribe and make any contributions you wish. FakenhamWeb still gets lots of hits and has established a good presence on Google, so will remain live for the time being. Promotional content has already been transferred to Fakenham.org.uk for archive purposes. A decision regarding the free pages I've provided for community organisations will be made after the new official site has been finalised. Steve Hall (webmaster) (full story) |
| PUBLIC CONSULTATION - Wednesday, June 24, 2009 Site Specific Proposals Draft Development Plan The Council is consulting on a Draft Plan which identifies land in the District for future development. The plan makes proposed allocations for housing, employment, town centre developments and new car parks in the District. Many of the allocated sites will enable the provision of new community facilities, education, open space and recreational areas. They are now seeking your views on these proposals before submitting the Plan to Government for independent examination. To view the proposed plans and submit your comments you can: 1. Visit http://www.northnorfolk.org/ldf to download the documents or view and make comments online. |
| FAKENHAM CYCLE COMPETITION - Tuesday, June 09, 2009 As part of National Cycle Week Fakenham SNT would like to offer the chance to members of the public to go on a “Free Cycle Treasure Hunt” in and around Fakenham. The competition is open to all ages and runs on Sunday 14th June and Sunday 21st June. You can pick up your “Treasure hunt” pack from Fakenham Police Station from 10am til 4pm and get your bike coded for free. 1st prize is two free tickets to Central Cinema in Fakenham – kindly donated by owner Gary Stevens |
| NEW SHOP OPENING - Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Fakenham town centre is set to see a new shop open on Saturday 30th May. 'Sweetsnthings' will be selling traditional sweets from jars (a range of 250 types!!!) as well as pick & mix at pocket money prices. You'll also be able to buy jams, pickles, chutneys, Norfolk apple juice and award-winning ice creams. The retailer provides a sweet cart service for weddings, fetes and parties as well as custom-made retro-style sweet hampers. Sweetsnthings are supporting local charity, Rebecca's Wishes. (full story) |
| THE GREAT TIDY UP - Friday, May 22, 2009 A community event planned for Fakenham on June 6th is The Great Tidy Up - our local part of a nationwide campaign to clear litter from our streets and coinciding with 'Clean Up Norfolk' week. Being organised here in conjunction with the Kickstart Fakenham group, it starts at 10am on the Saturday morning. More details via the Kickstart Fakenham group on Facebook. (full story) |
| FAKENHAM ART EXHIBITION - Wednesday, May 13, 2009 The inaugural Fakenham Contemporary Art Exhibition 2009, taking place from 2 July to 12 July 2009 in Fakenham Parish Church, has received almost 240 entries from artists all over Norfolk, of which 149 were shortlisted and 85 have now received final selection for hanging in the exhibition. The selected pieces represent the work of 51 artists. (full story) |
| BUSINESS DIRECTORY - Thursday, May 07, 2009 The new Fakenham Business Directory at www.fakenham.biz has now taken over from the business listings on this site. There's currently a poll running to see whether residents and business owners are interested in a Local Loyalty discount scheme. Visit the site to express your opinion. (full story) |
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