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Age Concern Norfolk is an independent charitable organisation with over 50 years experience dedicated to promoting the well-being of all older people throughout the county of Norfolk and to help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience

The Villages of Alpington and Yelverton can be found south of Norwich just off the A146 (to Lowestoft). There are a number of facilities available in the Villages including the Village Hall, Primary School and Church.

Ashmanhaugh is a small village in North Norfolk situated 2 miles from Wroxham and very close to Wroxham Barns. There is a small Norman Church, which, it is thought, has the smallest round tower in Norfolk. The old school is now a community hall which is called the Preston Rooms. There are many functions held here to raise funds both for the Preston Rooms and the Church and the facilities are enjoyed by several clubs and societies. The hall is also available for hire for your own special occasion. On Church road, Ashmanhaugh Cricket Club can be seen playing regularly through the summer on Saturdays and Sundays. Last year, the first team were promoted to the Norfolk Alliance and the second 11 also gained promotion.

Aylmerton is a small village which is two and a half milesf

Barnham Broom Parish Council is made of up of 7 Councillors aged 21 or older who either live, work or own property in Barnham Broom or within 3 miles. The Parish Council is elected every 4 years the next election being in 2007.

Parish Council for the village of Bawdeswell, which lies about half-way between Norwich and Fakenham.

The Parish Council for Beccles in Suffolk