PLEASE READ: acknowledgement / response to your request

Thank you for your request. We have to respond to Freedom of Information
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Information relating to Norfolk County Council:

If your request relates to any of the following, you should refer your
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·      Roads and Transport – potholes, road safety

·      Education and Learning - schools

·      Care, support and health – adult social care, blue badges

·      Children and Families – adoption

·      Libraries, local history and archives

·      Trading Standards

Information that is published on our website:

If your request relates to the following information, I should advise that
this information is exempt under Section 21 (1) of the Freedom of
Information Act 2000, as the information is reasonably accessible via our
website:
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·      Council Budgets - refer to our Budget Books
·      Contracts - refer to the Council’s Contract Register
·      Business Rates - refer to details about all Business Rate
accounts
·      Staff - refer to the Senior Structure Chart
·      Money spent - refer to data relating to spending over £250
·      Public Health Funerals Refer to Public Funerals page

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SUBJECT: PLEASE READ: acknowledgement / response to your request

Thank you for your request. We have to respond to Freedom of Information
Act (FOIA) requests within 20 working days and as soon as is reasonably
practicable. You will therefore hear back from us as soon as possible.

However, please note that if your request relates to the following, this
email acts as a response to your request and you will not receive further
correspondence from us.

Information relating to Norfolk County Council:

If your request relates to any of the following, you should refer your
request to Norfolk County Council
https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/what-we-do-an...,
as they are responsible for these services:

• Roads and Transport – potholes, road safety
• Education and Learning - schools
• Care, support and health – adult social care, blue badges
• Children and Families – adoption
• Libraries, local history and archives
• Trading Standards

Information that is published on our website:

If your request relates to the following information, I should advise that
this information is exempt under Section 21 (1) of the Freedom of
Information Act 2000, as the information is reasonably accessible via our
website:
https://www.southnorfolkandbroadland.gov...

• Council Budgets - refer to our Budget Books
• Contracts - refer to the Council’s Contract Register
• Business Rates - refer to details about all Business Rate accounts
• Staff - refer to the Senior Structure Chart
• Money spent - refer to data relating to spending over £250
• Public Health Funerals Refer to Public Funerals page

In accordance with the FOIA this email acts as a Refusal Notice. In terms
of the exemption, you have a right of appeal against our decision. In the
first instance this appeal must be internal, and you can email
[email address] to request a review.

Please do not reply to this message - replies to this message are routed
to an unmonitored mailbox.

Dear Charlotte 

I refer to your Freedom of Information request to which I am now in a
position to respond on behalf of South Norfolk Council.

I can confirm that South Norfolk Council has not issued any fines to the
organisers of street parties that took place on Friday 3 June, Saturday 4
June or Sunday 5 June 2022, for breaching criteria for the event.

Please also be advised that the Highways Department at Norfolk County
Council is responsible for road closures, so I would suggest that you
refer that part of your request to:
[1][email address]

I hope this is of assistance and is sufficient to meet your requirements,
but if, for whatever reason you wish to get back to me, please feel free
to do so. In particular, if you are unhappy with the information provided
or how your request was handled, please let me know and I will explain how
you can request an internal review of our decision.  

Please quote SFOI 22-239 in any further correspondence concerning this
request.

Regards

Sue

Sue White
Senior Governance and Deputy Monitoring Officer
t  01508 533800 e [email address]  

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