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Key Facts

  • Many towns claim to be 'historic market towns', but there has been a market in the centre of Diss, on the Norfolk/ Suffolk border for well over 500 years. The town, which lies in the Waveney Valley, was established around one of the deepest natural inland lakes in the country.
  • Diss has a population approaching 7,000. However, the town also serves a recognised rural catchment area of approximately 40,000 people.
  • Attractions in the area include the town's award winning museum located to the north of the market place and the steam museum and gardens at Bressingham.

Priorities, actions & outcomes

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Priorities

  • March 2012 - Address street drinking and associated anti-social behaviour in Mere Street, Mere Park and Chapel Street areas
  • March 2012 - Target anti-social driving in supermarket car parks
  • March 2012 - To investigate and reduce incidents of shoplifting in Diss, particularly at supermarkets

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