Reepham Life’s top 10 most read online stories last month
 
The following news stories were the most popular with visitors to the Reepham Life website during November:
 

The Mid Norfolk Conservation Volunteers has announced its programme of free outdoor activities for December-January.
 
Local events include cutting back birch at Bawdeswell Heath, coppicing at Foxley Wood and ongoing work at Mayfields Farm, Foulsham.
 
The group’s Christmas party on Friday 22 December will also be the handover event for Mark Webster to pass over control of the group to a new committee of volunteers, who will be running the group from now on.

The November meeting of Reepham Town Council will now take place on Wednesday 22 November at 7.30 pm in Reepham Town Hall, Church Street, Reepham. For the agenda, click HERE
 
The meeting had been postponed from 8 November owing to a lack of available councillors.
 

The popular, atmospheric candlelit service of carols, readings and musical performances will be held in St Michael the Archangel, Booton, on Saturday 23 December at 6.30 pm.
 
Mulled wine and refreshments will be served. Contributions of seasonal nibbles would be much appreciated (tel: 01603 879203 if you can help).
 

A French TV crew has interviewed and filmed students at Reepham High School, where mobile phones are now banned.
 
The new rule was introduced at the start of the current school term. Reepham College students are unaffected.
 
Headteacher Tim Gibbs said the changes have been made to promote learning and pupil well-being, and are the result of numerous instances of the inappropriate use of mobile phones.