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.
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Honour for Carnival Co-ordinator The Town Council has named Doreen Collins as the Honoured Citizen of Diss 2011 in recognition of her significant contribution to the town more....
Queen's Diamond Jubilee - Join the Big Celebration The Queen's Diamond Jubilee will take place in June 2012 more...
Traders wanted for New Market. Calling all market traders! Diss Town Council is organising a regular market on Saturdays in the market place in addition to the traditional Friday market and is looking for new traders more....
Diss Youth Resource Base - Exciting News! The future of the Diss Youth Resource Base has been secured by an anonymous benefactor who has come forward and purchased the building from Norfolk County Council with the freehold title to be transferred to Diss Town Council for its continued use as a community centre. ....more
For information about the exciting programme of entertainment on offer at Diss Corn Hall log on to www.disscornhall.co.uk
This website was supported by the Broads & Rivers LEADER+ programme and the European Union.
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Events
Nutmeg Puppet Company Presents Pips Wildllife Garden
Date: 28/01/2012
Time: 14:00
Location: Diss Corn Hall
Film: The Separation (PG)
Date: 01/02/2012
Time: 20:00
Location: Diss Corn Hall
Limehouse Lizzy
Date: 02/02/2012
Time: 19:30
Location: Diss Corn Hall
Local News
Soccer graffiti blights Diss walls
MORE graffiti has been painted on walls across Diss.
THE trees in Kenninghall’s Community Orchard were woken from their winter slumbers last Saturday.
BIDDERS braved the rain on Saturday at Gaze’s Diss auction rooms in Roydon Road as a weird and wonderful array of rural and domestic bygones went under the hammer.
News provided by dissexpress.co.uk