CLEY PARISH COUNCIL
Welcome to Cley
in Norfolk
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Welcome to Cley
Cley is a parish in the District of North Norfolk. Our Parliamentary Constituency is North Norfolk. There are currently 375 residents on the electoral role. The Parish Council has 7 members and a part time Parish Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer.
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The Parish Council is responsible for:​
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The Allotments
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The Village Notice Board and Village Benches
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The Public Toilet located in the Village Hall car park
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The Quay
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Newgate Green
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Two SAM 2 devices
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The Village Defibrillator located on the Village Hall.
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The Cley Heritage Walk
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Cley Gateways
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Commenting on Planning Applications
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Next Meeting of the Parish Council
The next meeting will be held on 11 September 2025 at 6.30pm in the Village Hall. Members of the public are welcome to attend.
Cley next the Sea (to give it its proper name) is a village and one time port on the east bank of the River Glaven close to its mouth.
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Its population is around 420, less in winter and more in summer. It sits on the main A149 coast road roughly halfway between Wells next the Sea and Cromer and is located within the North Norfolk Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is about two hours by car from Cambridge, nearer three hours from London and the Midlands, not impossibly remote but far enough to feel different.