Every advanced economy has some immigration and emigration.
Last week, I convened a multi-agency meeting and representatives of local landowners upstream of the Mill Lane culvert and watercourse to emphasise the importance of tackling these serious issues and explore in greater depth the short, medium and long term work required to significantly reduce future flood risk.
Connectivity is vital for rural counties like our own. Without it, businesses and households are held back and unable to unlock their full potential – with access to vital public services and jobs much more difficult and prosperity stymied.
If YOU are based in Watton, please do take the time to have your say. The Referendum is a key part of the Neighbourhood Plan process and it’s vital local residents take the time to go along, vote and ensure their views are heard.