Norfolk Feeds Dried Mealworms 5 Litre - Wild Bird Food - 5000ml Bucket

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One appliance from Wells assisted the Ambulance Service on Malthouse Place. The stop message was recieved at 09:22. Appliances from Wroxham and Sprowston attended a road traffic collision on Mill Road. The scene was made safe. The stop message was received at 19:22.
The ENYP Social Supermarketlocated in the heart of Heigham Grove, Norwich. Members can buy fresh, frozen, dried, and tinned food, alongside toiletries and personal care items. An appliance from Hethersett attended an alarm activation on Holly Court, this was a false alarm caused by overcooked food. Stop message received at 20:02

Volunteers are provided with development opportunities such as 'Foundation Course - Good Practice for Food Handlers within the Catering Environment' developed in collaboration with Great Yarmouth College. Four volunteers have gained Level 2 Food Standard Agency Certificate. An appliance from Dereham attended to a report of smoke in the area of Market Place, this was a false alarm. The Stop message was received at 16:54. An appliance from Great Yarmouth assisted the Ambulance service on Vine Close. Stop message received at 23:16 Norfolk County Council, Norwich City Council and The Feed, have put together a list of providers offering free or pay-what-you-can meals and food services for people in the Norwich area, many provided by Christian charities and churches. Sadly, we have recently been experiencing an upsurge in the number of clients requiring our services and advice – around 90 meals are served each session and an increased number of clients are seeking advice and/or signposting to local support agencies.”One appliance from Earlham attended an automatic alarm activation on Fakenham Road. This was a false alarm. The stop message was received at 20:47.

The Pathway Cafe and Resource Centre based at the Mission Ministry in Great Yarmouth serves around 90 three-course dinners on weekdays plus soup and a one dish main course on Saturdays to the marginalised in the community.Appliances from Earlham and Wymondham attended a report of vehicle fire on A11. This was a false alarm. The stop message was received at 04:37. The Feed’s supermarketis at 65 Hall Road, Norwich, NR1 3HL. It provides low cost and some free food and other essentials. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 10.00am – 3.00pm. Thursday 12.00-6.00pm. Details: https://thefeed.org.uk/our-projects/socsup Gateway Vineyard/Alive! Church, Nelson Street (10:30am to 11:45am) – Hot breakfast 50p (free with a foodbank voucher). Also hosts a foodbank at the same time Society Alive Community Café, hot meals delivered on Thursdays. Please call 07832972166 to request. Please inform of any dietary requirements. The Living Room is run in conjunction with Imagine Norfolk Together (CUF) and provides ahot meal and the breakfast at the night shelter.

One appliance from Earlham attended a report of a chimney fire on Mayton Road. This was a false alarm. The stop message was received at 01:51. One appliance from Sprowston assisted a member of the public. The crews provided scene safety. The stop was received at 17:52.

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Russell Street Community Centre – Spud Club – (term time, 4:30pm to 6pm) – A meal for primary school aged children and parents. The Feed Café,Pay It Forward hot drink scheme. Monday-Friday 8.30am-2pm. 78-80 Prince of Wales Road. Ask a member of staff for a free hot drink provided for by public donations, no questions asked.

Silver Parcels NR3 Foodbank Silver Road Community Centre, for NR3 Residents only. Thursday 10.30-12.15, Saturday 11-12.15. Silver Road Community Centre, Silver Road, NR3 4BT. Food and Beverage Buggies (7pm to 9pm) – Delivers food to rough sleepers in doorways and on the streets of Norwich Christian churches, groups and individuals across Norfolk meet the needs of the hungry and the thirsty every day of the year through foodbanks, free community meals, homeless projects, soup runs, Messy Church and other activities.An applaince from Kings Lynn North assisted to Ambulance Service on Dawber Close, Stop message received at 17:58 Appliances from Kings Lynn North and Kings Lynn South attended a vehicle fire on Winston Churchill Drive. Hosereel jets were used to exinguish the fire. The stop message was recieved at 15:46. A simple survey has been conducted to attempt to quantify the extent to which this is happening and the findings of the survey will be published here, including many of the stories about the projects which feed people throughout Norfolk. One appliance from Kings Lynn attended an automatic alarm activation on Gaywood Road. This was a false alarm. The stop message was received at 06:21. Appliances from Outwell and Kings Lynn South attended a Carbon monoxide alarm activation on Hollycroft Close, this was a false alarm caused by a fault on the system. Stop message received at 02:56