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Hunstanton Town Hall, where some £55,000 is needed to fund repairs - Credit: Chris Bishop Councillors have agreed to spend £20,000 installing a bar and extra toilet at a seaside town hall. Hunstanton Town Council rubber stamped a recommendation from its finance and property committee to carry out the work when it met tonight.,  A report to the town's annual meeting, held before full council, said: "It is a listed building needing constant attention and has been professionally surveyed this year. "The exterior has been re-painted and work in progress includes re-roofing the turret and adja...

Hunstanton town hall repairs 'can't wait', meeting warned  | Updated: 07:33, 11 March 2021 Repairs to Hunstanton’s town hall, which could cost tens of thousands of pounds to complete, “can’t wait”, councillors have been warned. A fund of up to £30,000 is to be set aside for the work, after the plan was given unanimous support during a special town council meeting on Monday. The meeting was called even though the authority’s committees were due to sit as normal this week. Hunstanton Town Hall (42737767) But the town’s mayor, Tony Bishopp, said the matter was ...

'Idiots' claim made in new Hunstanton bus shelter debate  | Updated: 08:46, 04 February 2021 West Norfolk Council officials have been accused of treating community representatives in Hunstanton like “idiots” in the debate over who should maintain new bus shelters in the town. A borough proposal for Hunstanton’s town council to take ownership of the new shelters was backed at a special meeting last night. Hunstanton Library and Bus Station.. (37125842) But further discussions are set to be sought on the detail of the deal after some members claimed the borough’s proposal ...

'Progress, but no guarantees', says Hunstanton Town Council over car park flats proposal Published: 07:00, 04 February 2021 Community leaders in Hunstanton have welcomed moves to address concerns over a contentious housing scheme – but warned they can’t guarantee backing it when revised plans are submitted. Proposals by West Norfolk Council to build more than 30 flats on part of the Southend Road car park were rejected by its own planning committee in December. And one of the key sticking points was the anticipated loss of 100 public car parking spaces from the site to make way fo...

A former town councillor urged community leaders to 'shoot them down in flames.'