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Recent updates:



ref 2025/0521 Proposal: Single storey rear extensionLocation: 5 Glebe CloseApplicant: Mr Roy ODellApplication Type: HouseholderAn application for permission for the proposal described above has been received. Details ofthe Case Officer and copies of the submitted plans can be viewed on-line here by using theFurther Information tab. You can submit your comments by emailing planning@southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk online Read More


SNC web page here. 10 February – 21 March 2025 Broadland District Council and South Norfolk Council are seeking views on their draft joint Custom and Self-Build Housing Supplementary Planning Document (SPD). The draft SPD provides guidance and information for people wanting to submit planning applications for self and custom build, including detail regarding the interpretation Read More



Targeted consultations on proposed changes to Norwich to Tilbury – Thursday 30 January until Monday 3 March 2025 From April to July 2024, we held a public consultation, inviting local communities to share their views on our proposals. This period of formally consulting the public is called a ‘statutory consultation’ because it is required by Read More


2024/3816Proposal: Series of 13 ponds designed to intercept surface water flows and designed to be part of work to create off-site biodiversity unitsLocation: Land East Of High Road Ashwellthorpe NorfolkApplicant: Mr Stephen RichardsonApplication Type: Full Planning Permission Comments to South Norfolk by 18 February – see letter above for details. Location Plan



Thanks to Hughie, Mick, Sue, Liz, Mike, Karen and Jean at the village hall today. They set up (and took down) the Farthings’ documentation; served tea, coffee & bisuits; explained the presentations; and answered questions from those who dropped by. The Drop In was an opportunity for villagers to examine all the documentation in one Read More