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PC minutes

Minutes of the 8 March Parish Council meeting.

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May film

The Help is screening in Stanhoe on 23 May.

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Battle of the mugs

Stanhoe residents will be able to toast the Queen from two different Jubilee mugs.

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Wind decision this month

28 May is the new forecast date for the wind farms planning appeal decision.

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A worthy resolution

WI members support Britain’s midwives.

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2011 in review

News from the Parish Council Annual Meeting.

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Gardens gear up

Less than three weeks to Stanhoe’s Gardens Open Day on 19 May.

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Walks and bike rides around Stanhoe

Looking for a walk around Stanhoe?

We have various “Parish Walks”; for the moment, look for these on the map board near the phone box, opposite the main pond.

The Norfolk Countryside website shows around 75 circular walks in Norfolk, plus long-distance paths and a few routes for horses and bikes. The nearest of the circular walks to Stanhoe are Brancaster, the Burnhams and Ringstead.

Our local long-distance path is the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path.

The Ordnance Survey maps covering this area are Explorer 250 and 251 (1:25,000) and Landranger 132 (1:50,000).

If you plan to visit the coast, you might like to check our tide tables page.

Cycling around Stanhoe

Our cycling routes map has a few ideas for mountain biking along the green lanes between Stanhoe and South Creake:

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Click for a PDF version you can print (3.5 MB)

The map also shows a route north of Stanhoe via Station Road: a good quiet way to get to Brancaster or Burnham Market. The Brancaster route is rough in parts (along the old airfield track), but can be ridden on a touring bike.