The next meeting of Reepham Town Council has been brought forward one week to Wednesday 4 November starting at 7.30 pm in the Town Hall, Church Street, Reepham.
 
The agenda will be available around one week before the meeting and displayed on the town noticeboards as well as being available for download from the Council’s website: www.reephamtowncouncil.org.uk
 

Regular films are returning to Reepham Town Hall. Now under the supervision of Caitriona Boal, Reepham Village Cinema’s next screening will be The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (PG) on Friday 6 November. Doors open at 7.30 pm; film starts at 8 pm. Tickets £4 are available from Reepham Post Office or on the door. For further information, email: cb@cblk.co.uk
 

Residents of Old Brewery Lane in Reepham have asked Broadland District Council not to change the name of their street.
 
The Council had proposed to rename the two sections of Old Brewery Lane, which is divided by a pedestrianised walkway with no vehicular access between the two discrete parts, into “Old Brewery Lane East” and “Old Brewery Lane West”.
 
This would be especially important in case of an emergency, explained a Council spokesperson.
 

A Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel (SNAP) for the Reepham neighbourhood will be held at 7 pm on Tuesday 29 September in the Bircham Centre, Market Place, Reepham.
 
The meeting will give people the chance to raise any issues or concerns they may have about where they live and speak to panel members made up of representatives from the police, district council and other agencies. The panel will decide on the priorities for the area for all partners to act upon for the next two months.
 

After a successful and well attended first night at “The Station Stomp” on Monday 10 August, organiser Steve Kennedy has announced that, owing to demand there will now be a class in Swing and Lindy Hop every Monday from 7.30 pm at Whitwell Station, Whitwell Road, Reepham. Classes will vary in content to accommodate participants.