Welcome to Frettenham

Frettenham is an English civil parish within the district of Broadland and the county of Norfolk

Frettenham is a parish in the county of Norfolk. It is located 3.2 miles west of Wroxham, and 5.7 miles north of Norwich. According to the 2011 Census, Frettenham has a population of 740 residents living in 321 households. Furthermore, the parish covered a total area of 2.44 square miles. For the purposes of local government, the parish falls within the district of South Norfolk and Broadland District Council.

Contact Info

07562014003
clerk@frettenham-pc.gov.uk
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10.00am - 12.00noon

Monday and Wednesday

48 Green Lane West,

Rackheath,

Norwich,

Norfolk,

NR13 6PG

Forthcoming Meetings

Annual Parish Council Meeting 11 May 2026

Committee: Full Council

Parish Council Meeting 8 June 2026

Committee: Full Council

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News

16 March 2026 - Transport

Changes to Bus Services April 2026

Changes to all services around Norwich. For further information contact the relevant bus operator.
28 August 2025 - Waste and Recycling

FREE Septic Tank Upgrade Scheme

Our Rivers are working to improve water quality and protect our local environment. As part of this effort, we are offering free septic tank upgrades to eligible households in your area.
3 March 2025 - Planning

Nutrient Neutrality Funding

This Fund is in place to help address the issue of nutrient neutrality in Norfolk and to release stalled planning applications.
1 September 2024 - Newsletter

September Newsletter

Frettenham Parish Council's 2024 September newsletter

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Quick Links

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Finance
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Services
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