Welcome to Heacham Parish Council’s website.  

Here you can find information relating to the work of the Council and amenities within the parish.  Please contact us if you have questions concerning the work of the Parish Council, if you have any concerns that you feel the Council should be aware of or where it can help or support you.

 

HEACHAM PARISH MAINTENANCE OFFICER

Heacham Parish Council are seeking a replacement for their Parish Maintenance Officer who has decided to leave after (just over 9) years of service. We would also like to thank him for his service.

Responsibilities will include maintenance of Parish owned property which includes lands and facilities owned by the Parish Council. Village street cleansing in conjunction with other contractors to include litter picking and street sweeping as determined by the Clerk. General support to the Parish Council staff to ensure the smooth running of facilities and services. You must have a full driving licence as you will be required to use/drive the Parish Council vehicle. Workwear and equipment will be supplied by the Parish Council.

In the first instance please contact the Parish Clerk, Sue Eke.

Heacham Parish Council

Old Friends Hall, Sunnyside, Heacham, PE31 7DU

Tel 01485 572142

 

Parish Council Acquires Jubilee Clinic

The Parish Council is delighted to confirm the purchase of the Jubilee Clinic on Pound Lane, which has been its home for several decades. With ownership now secured, the focus will shift to updating or rebuilding the building to better serve the community’s needs. During this time, the Parish Council has temporarily relocated to the Old Friends Hall in Sunnyside, off Caley Street.

To fund the purchase, the Parish Council has secured a 25-year loan from the Public Works Loan Board, now part of the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities. The annual repayments will be approximately £1,500 more than the previous rent, allowing the costs to be covered within the existing budget without impacting the parish precept.

The Parish Council sincerely thanks the Jubilee Trust for making this significant milestone possible and looks forward to delivering enhanced services to the village in the future.