Thank you for visiting the website for Normandy Parish Council
The Parish Council is here to represent the interests and views of the residents of the village, in doing so we aim to improve the lives of local people, enhance our surroundings and protect our environment.
Your councillors have been elected to deliver services that meet the needs of the communities that live in our village, to do this effectively we need to hear from you and be informed about your priorities. Please visit the contact us page to get in touch and help shape plans for the future of our village.
Your Councillors (eight of whom were elected in May 2021) are all keen to start work that will enhance our village and the lives of people who live here however we also recognise that there are some basics that we need to get right first. With this in mind we have committed that during 2021/22 we will focus on establishing transparent processes and practices that provide value for money. This includes reviewing contracts, financial commitments, procurement processes, IT systems and council assets. The aim is, that by having efficient processes and practices in place, Councillors will be able to work more effectively and openly on behalf of, and in conjunction with residents.
Once our processes have been reviewed we will be running a survey to understand what residents of Normandy would like the Parish Council to focus on. We are looking forward to hearing your views and starting some exciting new projects.
We intend to keep you informed in several ways:
- We will continue, at least for the time being, to produce and distribute “The Villager” on a quarterly basis (we’ll seek feedback on whether you would like it to continue and whether it is good value for money). We will also increase the use of social media, making best use of the available tools including continuing the use of Nextdoor.
- Monthly meetings in person can now resume, subject to Covid restrictions, but we are still resolving their location as we plan to move these to a Thursday evening to reduce clashes with other council meetings. Watch out for further announcements.
- It will also be possible for you to call in to the Parish Meetings, using Zoom or an equivalent service. We remain keen to meet you face to face but recognise that it’s not always easy due to mobility or other commitments.
If you have any queries or questions, please contact the Parish Clerk – andy.beams@normandyparishcouncil.gov.uk
Report-It
Not every accident or incident is serious enough to call the Police …but it may have an overall impact on the safety of our village.
There are many incidents that happen every day around Normandy that go unreported. If they were, they may add up to a possible long term issue that needs to be addressed.
The NPC have set up this online incident log to record evidence that could be used to submit a request to the relevant authority to get something done. Because without any evidence nothing will be!
These incidents may be related to:
Traffic (road accidents, near misses, poor or aggressive driving, persistent bad parking that could be dangerous to pedestrians etc)
Crime (burglary, theft, warnings, unwanted doorstep visitors etc)
Anti-social behaviour (aggressive behaviour, casual litter, fly-tipping etc)
Other (property violations, broken playground equipment, damaged fencing, damaged trees etc)
Note that this is NOT an alternative process for reporting serious incidents to the Police, Guildford Borough Council etc - please contact them as you would normally do.
Upcoming Events
Zoom Link for Meetings
The link for NPC meetings on 5th August is
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83694295372?pwd=OFBQSUxlQmloanhkd2J6OFE2aU1BQT09
Picnic On The Green
Normandy Parish Council and The Normandy Village Shop & Cafe would like to invite the villagers to come together on Saturday 21st August for an afternoon “Picnic on the Green” at Manor Fruit Farm - 3pm to 7pm. Come along and bring your picnic chairs, blankets, games and yourselves! Please click link below for more information:
Book tickets here:
The Villager
Please click below to view The Villager page and see the latest issue and search through older issues.
Announcements
Declaration of NPC Election Result
Declaration of Result - Normandy Parish
Surrey County Council Election Result
Parish Clerk and Assistant Clerk Vacancies
Normandy Parish Council is seeking candidates for the vacant positions of Parish Clerk and Assistant Parish Clerk. These vacancies represent an excellent opportunity for individuals with the right skills, knowledge, experience and disposition to take on the challenging yet rewarding roles of Parish Clerk and Assistant Clerk to support the councillors in their strategic aims….
“Picnic On the Green” A Normandy Summer Gathering at Manor Fruit Farm
Normandy Parish Council and The Normandy Village Shop & Cafe would like to invite the villagers to come together on Saturday 21st August for an afternoon “Picnic on the Green” at Manor Fruit Farm – 3pm to 7pm. Come along and bring your picnic chairs, blankets, games and yourselves! With so many great and exciting…
Electrical safety in privately rented homes
We will improve the safety of residents living in privately rented accommodation in our borough by introducing fines for landlords who do not meet electrical safety standards. The 2020 regulations for electrical safety in the private rental sector mean that landlords must have their electrical wiring checked at least every five years by a fully-qualified electrician. Ian Doyle, Director of Service Delivery says: “Over 15% of residents in the borough live in privately rented…
Upcoming Meetings
Meeting Date:
5th Aug 2021
Committee:
Planning Committee
Agendas:
Minutes:
Not yet available
Meeting Date:
5th Aug 2021
Committee:
Estates & Facilities
Agenda:
Minutes:
Not yet available
Meeting Date:
5th Aug 2021
Committee:
Normandy Parish Council
Agenda:
Minutes:
Not yet available
Meeting Date:
26th Aug 2021
Committee:
Planning Committee
Agenda:
Not yet published
Minutes:
Not yet available
