Welcome to the official website of Diss Town Council

Promoting the historic Norfolk market town of Diss in the heart of East Anglia. We hope you enjoy your visit!

We aim to provide both visitors and residents with a wealth of information about the town, the community and the activities of the Town Council along with events happening in the town to provide a one-stop shop of information for all visitors to our site.

We welcome any feedback you may wish to give us, click here to contact us 

Congratulations go to Diss Museum Curator Basil Abbott who has received two awards for the 2009 Thomas Paine Festival, click here for details

Corn Hall Regeneration Project

Progress continues with this project, with funding now secured to employ the services of a design team, a charity set up 'The Diss Corn Hall Trust' and a new website to promote the venue now up and running. For more information please visit www.disscornhall.co.uk

Park Regeneration Project

Diss Town Council is delighted to announce that it has been successful in a bid for funding for the Park Regeneration Project receiving £10,000 from the Big Lottery Fund's Awards for All grant. Click here for more details.

 This website was supported by the Broads & Rivers LEADER+ programme and the European Union.

 

 

 

Events

Display of Racing Cars in Diss Market Place
Date: 04/09/2010
Time: 10:00 ~ 16:00
Location: Diss Market Place

Diss & District Horticultural Society Show
Date: 04/09/2010
Time: 11:30 ~ 16:30
Location: Roydon Village Hall

Car Boot Sale
Date: 12/09/2010
Time: 07:00 ~ 13:00
Location: Diss Park

Local News


PULSES were racing at schools in Norfolk and Suffolk on Tuesday morning as pupils gathered to collect their long-awaited GCSE results.

Pub success at the double

THERE was a “double” celebration at Tacolneston’s Pelican pub at the weekend to the delight of owners and drinkers alike.

Art trail to lift town traders

Businesses in Diss have rallied behind an arts trail which is set to bring increased exposure and trade to all parts of the town centre.

News provided by dissexpress.co.uk

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