Annual Town Meetings
Minutes of past meetings from 2021 onwards are available here. Older documents are available on request from the office. Dates and times of meetings are listed on the meeting dates page.
About the Annual Town Meeting
The Annual Town Meeting is a meeting for the residents of North Walsham. It gives local people the chance to come together to talk about issues that matter to the town, raise questions and hear updates of local interest. It is not a formal Town Council meeting, but a community forum led by the Chair or Vice Chair of the Council.
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The meeting may be called by the Chair or Vice Chair of the Council and can only take place between 1 March and 1 June. It will not start before 6.00pm.
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Town Councillors are not formally required to attend and, if they do attend, they take part as members of the public.
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To go ahead, at least two members of the public must be present. If fewer than two residents attend, the meeting will be cancelled.
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North Walsham Town Council is not legally required to hold an Annual Town Meeting.
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What to Expect at the Annual Town Meeting
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There will be an agenda with opportunities for local groups to give their reports and updates on matters affecting the town, plus a forum for public discussion.
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This is an opportunity for residents to raise local issues and ask questions. It is a chance to share ideas, concerns or suggestions focusing on community discussion.
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Please note that no formal Council decisions are made at this meeting.
