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North Norfolk District Council deputy leader Eric Seward. - Credit: Archant Residents in north Norfolk will have to fork out more on council tax in the next financial year. Councillor Eric Seward, North Norfolk District Council’s deputy leader, told a cabinet meeting on Monday residents would face higher bills in the 2021-23 financial year starting in April. But Mr Seward said that although the district council was responsible for collecting the tax, more than 90pc of it would be passed onto ...

Councillors have agreed to continue to review car parking charges across North Norfolk after the impact of coronavirus on the district's car parks was...

An increase in the district's portion of council tax bills is on the cards in North Norfolk. On Wednesday, January 13, members of North Norfolk's overview...

Insuresoft Successfully Completes 2020 SOC® 1 Type 1 Examination Share Article Insuresoft, a leading provider of mission-critical core insurance software for property & casualty insurers, announced the successful completion of their 2020 System and Organizational Controls (SOC) 1® Type 1 examination. "Our recent SOC 1 examination report will provide our current and future clients with the confidence that we are committed to safeguarding data - and that Insuresoft is committed to and invested ...

MZ Development Successfully Completes 2020 SOC® 2 Type 2 Examination Share Article MZ Development (MZD), a world-class end to end performance assessment platform, today announced the successful completion of their 2020 System and Organizational Controls (SOC) 2® Type 2 examination. With long-standing experience in the education technology industry, the company has completed annual SOC examinations for two consecutive years, reflecting a commitment to secure internal controls. “Our teams con...

Published: 2:53 PM December 15, 2020    Updated: 12:16 PM December 16, 2020 Councillors in North Norfolk are to consider whether reduced parking fees have helped boost car park revenue - Credit: © ARCHANT NORFOLK PHOTOGRAPHIC A council is to look at how much money its car parks made during 2020 to see if there is "any merit" in reducing charges to incentivise people to use them more. Councillors in north Norfolk have requested to see data which shows how much money the areas car parks to...