If you want to report an incident, damage or antisocial behaviour please contact the police.

Use 101 to report issues or problems to Norfolk Constabulary. Do not hesitate to use 999 if it is an emergency. If you do not want to call in and discuss any issues you can email enquiries@norfolk.pnn.police.uk. By using this email address a CAD will be created and officers will be able to see from the computer system that they have received these issues.

Streetlights

If you find fault with a streetlamp please contact the Parish Clerk (clerksporlepc@gmail.com) who will report it to the contractor. Please be a specific as possible about the location of the faulty lamp.

Some faults cannot be rectified by our contractor and need to be reported to UKPower. If this is the case it can take up to 28 days before any action is taken.

Dog Fouling

If you see a dog fouling the footway or any other public place, and the owner does not clear it up, please report it to the Dog Warden on 01632 858500 or 07771 617417. The Parish Council cannot do anything to prosecute but the Dog Warden can.

Pot-holes/Flooding/Railings/Street iron work

If you find a pot-hole becoming larger/deeper or any issues with the roads or pavements, please report it on the Norfolk County Council website by clicking here

 

or by telephoning 0344 800 8020. The Parish Council cannot take any action and can only report it in the same way.

Pollution

Anglian Water are looking to launch called “Pollution Watch”. It is all about ensuring we Spot, Report and Stop sewage pollution incidents as quickly as possible and minimise the impact to the environment.

There are many tell-tale signs that pollution has entered a river or a stream.

These include:
sewage solids
toilet debris such as toilet paper, condoms and sanitary products
soap suds or a milky-looking discharge in the water
grey coloured water
a noticeable sewage smell

We are working hard to minimise pollution incidents from our assets, and we’d really like your help to look after rivers and waterways too. By calling our Pollution Hotline on 03457 145 145 and informing us about potential sewage pollution issues, we can respond sooner meaning we have the best opportunity to minimise any environmental impact.