Campaigns

	Protect Our Paths Norfolk is a beautiful county with miles of rural pathways for locals and visitors to explore. This network is now under threat as a result of the county council’s decision to halve its public rights of way budget. Despite having a duty to maintain public rights of way, from now on the council will focus its attention on the county’s eight national trails, drastically reducing the inspection and maintenance of ordinary local paths, and taking a lot longer to respond to enquiries and complaints. Read more…
	Litter CPRE Norfolk takes local campaigning action to clean up Norfolk and prevent the spread of litter and flytipping across the county.  The charity works with district and county councils to look at fresh ways to tackle the litter problem, while also engaging with parish councils, community groups and schools across Norfolk.  Litter picking events have been featured on BBC TV and BBC Radio and volunteers collected over 250 bags of rubbish during our ‘Clean Up Norfolk’ event. Read more…
	Green Buildings As part of a campaign to promote practical solutions to climate change, CPRE Norfolk has been researching examples of local buildings that use renewable energy and low-impact construction techniques.  A great variety of buildings have been discovered - from barns to water mills, cottages to smallholdings, studios to sheds, environment centres to ordinary council houses -  and each has something remarkable to offer. Read more…
	Light Pollution CPRE Norfolk actively campaigns to reduce light pollution in the Norfolk countryside. We engage with public and private sector organisations and individuals in order to prevent unnecessary, excessive and inappropriate lighting. Read more…