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Speeding Data Collection Results
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ROAD CLOSURE – 18th February 2019 to 20th February 2019
NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL has made a Temporary Traffic Order affecting the C349 The Street from its junction with C349 Pristow Green Lane for a distance of 67 metres north eastwards in the PARISH OF TIBENHAM because of works to connect a new water supply.
The road will be temporarily closed (except for access) from 18th February 2019 to 20th February 2019 for the duration of the works, expected to be 3 days within the period.
Alternative route is via: C349 The Street, C343 Mill Road, C208 Diss Road, B1134 Long Row, C349 Pristow Green Lane.
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Tibenham War Memorial
Tibenham’s War Memorial, which stands in All Saints’ churchyard near the entrance porch, was originally purchased by public subscription. With the date of the centenary of Armistice Day approaching, the Parish Council decided to take responsibility for the maintenance of the War Memorial, starting with a professional clean.
We contacted Bierton and Woods, monumental stonemasons based in Scole, and they cleaned off the years of lichen and polished the marble. There may be some parishioners who remember the memorial as it originally was, but for most of us it was a rather dull and uninspiring piece of stone … but now it looks completely different. It is a lovely piece of white marble with blue-green veining. Well worth a visit.
While they were cleaning the memorial, the stonemasons made temporary repairs to some of the letters which were lost during the extreme cold earlier this year. They explained that once the letters start to come away, we can expect more to disappear in the near future. They have offered to redo all the lettering, and we will take them up on this when budgets allow, over the next year or two. Once this work is completed, the new lettering should last another 50 or so years.
