The Village of Salhouse
Salhouse is a village and civil parish situated on the edge of the Norfolk Broads National Park with a population of around 1600 in around 650 dwellings. It falls within the auspices of Broadland District Council.
Salhouse PC
The Parish Council is made up of members who all live in the village and represent the village on various matters. We are effectively the third tier of local government, the other two being Norfolk County Council and Broadland District Council.
Parish Council News and Information
Parish Council Meetings:
The next Parish Council public meeting will be held on
Monday 11th July 2022 at 7.00pm
in the Jubilee Hall, Lower Street, Salhouse.
Anyone is welcome to attend the meetings and a short period of time is given for the public to air their views on matters directly related to the Parish Council.
The schedule of meeting dates can be found here.
What We Do
The Parish Council is responsible for:
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the village ponds
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the recreation ground
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the play area
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commenting on planning applications
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the war memorial
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the village notice boards
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general maintenance around the village
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defibrillators
Parish Councillor Vacancies
Salhouse Parish Council currently has vacancies for Parish Councillors.
If you are interested in becoming a Parish Councillor but don't know what's involved and would like to find out more please contact the Parish Clerk.
Find out about the role of a Councillor
Please see the attached advert.
Flooding:
Please view the attached Norfolk County Council/Norfolk Strategic Flooding Alliance Flooding Information Leaflet for details of how and who to report flooding occurrence's to and other useful information.
Please visit our Parish News & Information page for updated information and Road Closures
Can we help YOU…
Salhouse United Charities may be able to help with a one-off grant if you are struggling to pay utility bills, or perhaps an essential piece of equipment has broken or it could be your Universal Credit has been delayed.
If you are a resident of Salhouse please get in touch with us on
01603 721201 and we will see if we can help you.
You will, of course, be treated in the strictest confidence.