Radio Car Travelogue 24 - 28 October








Pictures in order of stories. Steve Gordon is Chairman of Kenninghall Parish Council. He says plans for a green energy power plant will ruin the area and make too much noise. 400 people have signed a petition against the idea. On a lighter note, the Hamlet Centre is in the refurbished St.Raphael Club and Childrens Services Manager tells me how much they rely on volunteer helpers. Wymondham at dawn next to see about the part time street lights. 4,500 have been converted to switch off during the night. A total of 23,000 will eventually be converted. Left to right, Wymondham resident and local member of the County Council Joe Mooney with resident Jill Cartmell who says it's made no difference to her life. Graham Plant is cabinet member for Planning & Transportation. People were worried about an increase in crime and accidents but statistics show there's no difference. Finally, our Happy Hour week embraced enthusiastically by Cromer Mayor Greg Hayman and along the coast, the promenade at Sheringham where Hilary Nelson is the organiser of the Sheringham beach clean.

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