The Eaton Sign has returned
The Eaton sign was installed at the corner of Eaton Street and Church Lane this morning after many months away being restored. You can read more about this and see…
Continue reading →The Eaton sign was installed at the corner of Eaton Street and Church Lane this morning after many months away being restored. You can read more about this and see…
Continue reading →The EVRA Easter Trail starts on Saturday 1st April and runs until Easter Monday 10th April. There will be eighteen clues to find around Eaton Village which will help you…
Continue reading →Eaton Village, EASTER-SPRING TRAIL Sponsored by Smith & Pinching, Financial Planners Celebrate Spring in Eaton and join us on the Easter-Spring Trail from Saturday 1st to Monday 10th April. We…
Continue reading →Come along to Eaton Vale Activity Centre on Wednesday 15th March and listen to Dr. Andrew Hutcheson who led last summer’s archaeological dig at the site of Arminghall Henge. If…
Continue reading →You may be aware that the government has introduced new rules that require everyone to have photo ID when voting in elections. This change will apply from the upcoming local…
Continue reading →Norfolk Police has published Crime Prevention advice to residents ahead of Christmas. At Street Surgeries our Eaton Beat Officer has said that opportunistic thieves take advantage of people leaving their…
Continue reading →The Committee of the Eaton Village Residents’ Association wishes you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It was good to get back to what looked like a…
Continue reading →EVRA are supporting the Norfolk County Council scheme to plant a million trees across the County over 5 years. Trees are good for the environment and wildlife and can enhance…
Continue reading →The Pumpkin Trail Map is now ready for you to download and print at home. The map is in PDF format and covers two sides. The route is around a…
Continue reading →A dead cygnet on the bank of the River Yare on Marston Marsh was recently reported to the City Council. EVRA sought advice from the Norwich Fringe Project who manage…
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