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:
 

A new road safety video was shown to students at Reepham College this week. Called Fatal Four, the video formed part of a presentation by Norfolk police which is to be shown to more than 8,000 young people in the county.
 

As of 1 November the Stimpson’s Piece working group has taken over responsibility for a number of tasks that were previously handled by the trustees.
 
All of the tasks are being carried out by volunteers predominantly from the main users of the pavilion and we need your help.
 
We meet on the last Wednesday of every month at 8.30 pm at Stimpson’s Piece as well as representatives attending the trustee meeting that takes place on the second Wednesday of every month following the Town Council meeting.
 

BBC Radio Norfolk breakfast show was in Reepham’s Market Place this morning to discuss the effect last month’s closure of the HSBC branch has had on the town’s shops and market traders.
 
Local retailers say they have already noticed a drop in trade since the bank closed. Meanwhile, HSBC has promised to provide a replacement ATM in the Market Place, but that has not materialised yet.
 

The annual candlelit service of carols, readings and musical performances will be held in the Church of St Michael the Archangel, Booton, on Tuesday 22 December at 6.30 pm.
 
Mulled wine and refreshments will be served. If you are able to bring along some seasonal nibbles, it would be much appreciated.
 
All welcome – please bring a torch, wear warm clothing and share transport where possible, as parking is on the roadside only.