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Welcome to the Tunstead and Sco-Ruston village website.
The parishes of Tunstead and Sco-Ruston are 11 miles north-east of Norwich, 2½ miles from Wroxham and Hoveton. Tunstead is a sprawling village of about 420 homes and just over 700 residents. Most of the parish is located on Market Street, with an additional 33 homes in Anchor Street, which is near to Smallburgh, and Sco-Ruston has around 20 homes. We are a tight-knit community.
We do hope that you find your visit helpful and that you call back regularly as the contents are often updated.
If you are local and have any comments or suggestions, do please let us know, using the contact information below or by leaving a comment on the Community page.
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Category Archives: Articles
Tunstead Village Hall AGM – 2019
It is currently a very exciting and busy time for the village hall committee. We are having plans drawn up for the new village hall. We have sent out a questionnaire to everyone in the village asking for opinions on … Continue reading
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TVH – Update No.1
Village Hall Update #1 By now you would have read in the December’s edition of “Smalltalk” the article giving an update of the Village Hall Project. I thought you might like to read about the project in more detail. If … Continue reading
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Community Speed Watch Volunteers Needed
Community Speed Watch was started in 2007, as an initiative to help communities play an active role in tackling speeding in their villages. Tunstead and Sco Ruston used to have a speed watch team, but this was disbanded some time ago. … Continue reading
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Tagged speed watch, speeding
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Defibrillator Fund Raising
Good News! We have done it! The village has rallied round and with the help of the parish clerk applying for grants from the Awards for All (National Lottery) and The British Heart Foundation, we have all the money needed … Continue reading
