West Norfolk and North Norfolk Building Plans Submitted

In Bircham, someone wants to change plans for a house rebuild. They want to alter conditions on Syderstone Road.

Burnham Market has a plan for an extension at 10 Patternmakers Close. They want a porch and a south-facing extension.

Clenchwarton could get twenty-four new homes. The land is next to 117 Main Road. Infrastructure and plants are also planned.

Denver’s Hill House wants extensions. They want to add a garage on Ryston Road.

Dersingham’s 2 Chapel Road has an extension. It’s a side extension on the rear. They also altered the rear roof.

Docking’s Weathertop wants a new extension on Station Road, with a porch and balcony. The old garage will go.

Downham has two applications. One is for 41 Wingfields, where a side extension is planned. Another is for 33B Lynn Road where they want a two-story extension.

East Rudham, at 3 Broomsthorpe Barns, wants changes. They want to extend and alter Long Barn.

Rainbow Stores wants to change use at 4 Bakers Court. A shop could become a studio flat.

East Winch has a retrospective plan for storage yards on Gayton Road. The yards use fencing and gates.

A car park needs approval in Great Massingham. It’s the overflow lot for The Dabbling Duck at 11 Abbey Road.

Heacham wants to change conditions at 50 Hunstanton Road. They want to add a sunroom and holiday let.

Hunstanton has a plan for 16 Bernard Crescent. They want single-story extensions and internal changes. Nails 58, on Westgate, wants a new shop front and to convert the loft with roof lights.

Ingoldisthorpe wants to knock down a conservatory and build a rear extension at 10 Ingoldsby Avenue.

Lynn has plans for HSBC to replace the doors at 21 New Conduit Street. Bishops Lynn House may become a house at 18 Tuesday Market Place. A shop on Chapel Street could be a B&B at 21-23 Chapel Street. Someone wants a new garage at 111 Bagge Road.

Avenue Road has a minor change. They want to adjust plans for a self-build home and garage.

King’s Lynn Academy has works planned. This involves new construction and changes to dining, impacting biodiversity at 60 Queen Mary Road.

Victory Court has a minor change too. It concerns new office units on Bryggen Road.

Queen Elizabeth Hospital needs approval for a new sterile services building on Gayton Road.

Campbells Business Park wants to build four industrial buildings. They are removing a mound of earth.

Chase Avenue wants a side extension, with window changes and rendering also planned.

All Saints Street wants to change use. A house could become a shared house.

Marshland St James has two plans. One is for the appearance of a house East of Smeeth Road. Another is for self-build homes on Hunters Drove.

Middleton wants to change a building near Sunset And Weedy Cottage, converting an agricultural building. Someone wants to build a house on Bishops Close.

Old Hunstanton has updates. They want to alter a side extension on Kelsey Close and rebuild a house on Hamilton Road West.

Outwell seeks retrospective approval for the demolition at Fernie House. It’s for a two-story rear extension.

Pentney has a change of use at Bilney Road, where the land can be used for family activities and they want to keep a caravan. Also, Pentney House has a plan for a room for their disabled daughter.

Ringstead has a lawful development plan to repair the roof and walls at Hillside, 60 High Street.

Shouldham Thorpe wants to build a link extension on Mill Road.

Snettisham looks to convert a garage at 2 Park Farm Barns. They want to add bi-fold doors and roof lights.

South Wootton wants a garden store and a garden room at 56 The Birches.

Southery wants to knock down a building at Farthings Drove Farm. The building has brick and a slate roof.

Tilney St Lawrence has two applications. One is to replace a mobile home. The other is for self-build homes between 42 and 56 Magdalen Road.

Upwell has self-build projects. One is for a new house on Back Drove. Another is for a detached house on Dovecote Road. There are also alterations to buildings northwest of Millfield.

Walpole Cross Keys has barns for conversion. They want to make five new homes at Cross Keys Nursery.

Walpole Highway wants to build a pen for livestock on Cobblers Lane. Also, there are extension plans at Ivy House.

Walsoken wants to build kennels and repair existing buildings on Station Road. Also, they want to build a house on Lynn Road.

Watlington has front and rear extensions planned at 2 Thomas Close. They want to use purchased land as a garden.

West Walton wants to replace a house at 154 Salts Road.

West Winch wants to change plans for chalet bungalows on Coronation Avenue.

Wormegay wants to change use. Land and buildings could become holiday lets at the school on Castle Road.

In West Raynham, someone wants to install a flue at 5 Blenheim Way.