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Norfolk: New 228 mile cycle route to open | Eastern Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Norfolk: New 228 mile cycle route to open | Eastern Daily Press

A new 228-mile cycling route around Norfolk will be ready for the public to try out from October.

Norfolk: New 228 mile cycle route to open | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

Norfolk: New 228 mile cycle route to open | Norwich Evening News

A new 228-mile cycling route around Norfolk will be ready for the public to try out from October.

Bure Valley Path in Buxton closed for tree felling work - Vimarsana News

Bure Valley Path in Buxton closed for tree felling work

Bure Valley Path in Buxton has been temporarily closed to allow for tree felling work to be carried out.

Boost for Norwich's hidden gem of Kett's Heights - Vimarsana News

Boost for Norwich's hidden gem of Kett's Heights

A view from Kett's Heights - Credit: Steve Adams A hidden gem which offers panoramic views of Norwich is to be handed a £300,000 boost. And new 3G artificial pitches will be created at a popular football centre in Bowthorpe thanks to the award of £250,000. The money for the projects comes from the community infrastructure levy, a tax on development for new homes. Norwich City Council's controlling Labour cabinet rubber-stamped the award of the money at a meeting on Wednesday, February 10. The money for Kett's Heights - in Thorpe Hamlet - will be used to make it easier to access the site, ...

Marriott's Way and Bure Valley Path to be improved | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

Marriott's Way and Bure Valley Path to be improved | Norwich Evening News

Published: 7:52 AM December 12, 2020    Ketts Heights, a hidden gem in Thorpe Hamlet, has been earmarked for more than £300,000. - Credit: Steve Adams Projects to get more people in Norfolk playing sport and enjoying the outdoors have been earmarked to share more than £1.2m. New football pitches, improved walking and cycling routes and better access to a hidden Norwich gem will be provided thanks to the boost. The money, which comes from a tax on new development called the community infrastructure levy, has been recommended to be spent on the projects by the Greater Norwich Growth Boar...