Planning applications in NR23
We hold 147 planning applications for the NR23 postcode area, 85 of them submitted in the past year. 97% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 39 days. The area is covered by North Norfolk.
Towns and villages in NR23
Councils covering NR23
Recent applications in NR23
T1- Holly, Reduce height by two meters -T2 -Rowan, Crown Reduction by 1.5 meters cutting to suitable growth points, Maintain height and spread -T3 - Hawthorn, Crown Reduction by 2-3 meters, Maintain height and spread
Discharge of conditions 3 (EPS licence), 7 (ventilation measures) & 8 (bat roost boxes) of listed building consent LA/26/0744 (Chimney repairs and associated re-roofing works including full dismantle and rebuild of two chimney shafts)
Notification of renewal of exemption certificate for camping site not exceeding 10 tent pitches and 5 caravans
T1 and T2- Remove small Holly and Lilac trees located within close proximity to east side of the property. T3 and T4- Remove self-seeded sycamore and Holm oak in the rear garden.
T1 - Copper beech to remove due to the poor health of the tree.
Demolition of conservatory and erection of 2 storey extension to rear of property, new fenestration to north elevation.
Change of use of former amusement arcade to fish and chip restaurant. Internal alterations to and linking of No. 10 and No. 13The Quay at ground floor level. Removal of existing corrugated roofing over former amusement arcade, raising of roof, and creation of additional storage area.
Installation of 2no. electric vehicle charging upstands, 1no. feeder pillar and underground cabling
Regulation 77 application to determine whether the following proposal is likely to have a significant effect on a European site or a European offshore marine site (either alone or in combination with other plans or projects) for planning approval PU/26/1223 (Change of use of the first floor office to residential flat)
Notification of Temporary Holiday Site No. THS1443/2027, From 29/05/27 to 05/06/27 (7 nights only), Maximum number of units per night 100 including all tents and caravans
Notification of Temporary Holiday Site No. THS1450/2027, From 24/07/27 to 21/08/27 (28 nights only) Maximum number of units per night 100 including all tents and caravans
Notification under the Electricity Act 1989 Overhead Line (exemption) (England & Wales) Regulations 2009 of installation of new terminal pole with 2 x terminal stays, installation of outrigger stay on existing pole and a LV underground cable
Proposed cart shed and window replacements
Discharge of conditions 4 (ecology mitigation) & 5 (historic building recording) of planning permission PF/24/0043 (Extension to dwelling to form new sun room, replacement of three roof lights for three dormer windows, replacement of two roof lights to form terrace roof lights, extension to garage and conversion of existing disused windmill structure to form a seating area)
Lawful Development Certificate for proposed replacement rear french doors.
5 day removal notice on a dead Elm and dead Beech tree for safety reasons
Re-roofing and localised repairs, Spicer Cottage, The Street, Warham, NR23 1NJ
T1 - Cherry, Remove - T2 - Hawthorne, Remove. treees to be removed to allow rebuilding of wall.
T1 (Group)- Remove the self-set sycamores located adjacent to the hedgerow, along the pathway to the north of the property to create wider access and remove long term maintenance need. T2- Remove the dying holly located adjacent to the ha-ha along the boundary of the property.
Advice requested regarding recent impact damage
T1 -Sycamore (15M), Remove and replant with native trees in a more suitable location of the same copse. Reason for removal being the tree has grown in the shade of larger more mature and competitive trees, causing the tree to be suppressed leaving it one sided and on a lean very close to an old stone wall. Plans to replace and replant native tree variety in a more suitable spot in the same collection of trees.
T1 and T2- Remove conifers, T3- Remove a holly and T4- Remove a monkey puzzle.
Replacement Windows & Doors; Like-for-like replacement of timber sash windows, recessed casement windows, French doors, rear link door and gable-end attic sash window. New joinery to be manufactured in hardwood, finished white, with matching traditional details and slim heritage sealed units
Installation of 1 x block terminal (s) with associated wiring & cables for fixed line broadband electronic communications apparatus under the Electronic Communication Code Regulations 2003 (as amended) - Ref - OGEAA5460955
Confirmation that all conditions have been complied with for listed building consent LA/09/1129 (Up-Grading of Roof, Construction of Dormer Windows and Installation of Replacement Doors and Windows)
Confirmation that all conditions have been complied with for planning permission PF/09/1128 (Construction of Dormer Windows and Erection of Replacement Garage)
Erection of single storey side extension to form annexe, rear covered lean-to to patio, first floor extension and replacement windows
Prior notification of proposed change of use of the first floor office to residential flat
T1-Large Indian Bean, canopy reduce back down to the original pollard points as the tree is outgrowing its location.
Proposed Porch Removal & Internal Porch Creation, Roof Timber Replacement & Repair to Create Storage Area, Kitchen External Wall Rebuild.
Single storey rear extension to dwelling following removal of conservatory
Change External Colour Scheme
T1 Beech, Remove
T1 - 2 x Holm Oak to remove
T1- hornbeam. Re pollard the tree back to suitable growth points. Photo attached
Demolition of outbuilding and erection of replacement garden room
Variation of condition 2: approved plans of planning permission ref: PF/24/0883 (Demolition of existing detached dwelling and erection of two-storey detached replacement dwelling (self build) - to allow for the addition of 2 roof lights to rear single storey section
T1- Mature Holm Oak located in the north east corner of the property along northern boundary to remove as showing signs of dieback.
T1 - Blackthorn Hedge which is along the perimeter of the pathway on North side of property, Remove to make way for a new access road.
T1- Dead wild cherry located adjacent to north side of property with lateral branches protruding over the building. Heavily covered in ivy. Tree to be removed to eliminate risk to tenant and property.
Non-material amendment of planning permission PF/24/1123 (Erection of single storey side extension; alterations to fenestration; addition of 10no. dormer windows to replace rooflights; addition of solar panels; creation of pool to rear and alterations to landscaping/parking) to allow amendment of two fixed window panes & t two doors to the garden from the kitchen
5 day removal notice on a large dead Holm Oak due to health and safety reasons. Intention to replace with a new tree.
Damson tree in north east corner of burial ground causing damage to boundry wall - Remove Hawthorne near to neighbouring property - Reduce to 2m tall and 3m spread Ornamental Cherry near entrance, reduce by 1m to give clearance of overhead utilities
Reduce Leyland cypress hedge situated along the north and east perimeter at the rear of the property by approximately 2m to match the height of the fence.
DIS/2025/0042 - Discharge of conditions 5 (Lighting scheme), 12 (Construction parking scheme), 13 (Construction Traffic Management Plan) and 15 (Off-site highway improvement works) of planning permission reference FUL/2025/0012
Consultation re Club Premises Licence for Recorded Music & Sale of Alcohol
Creation of gravelled parking area and installation of EV charger, fencing, paths, paving, dog washing facility and air source heat pump
Raise roof to side extension. South Elevation
T1- Mature strawberry tree located at the rear (east) side of the property. The tree has been heavily suppressed by a eucalyptus (no longer present) resulting in an asymmetrical crown with the tree leaning towards the north. Work would be to re-balance the crown by carrying out a 1.5 to 2m reduction, focussing on the north side. T2- A row of Leyland cypress stood north of the building in close proximity, have become too big for their location and are encroaching on to the property. Some of the trees are in bad condition with discolouration and die back in the canopies. Work would entail dismantling and removing the trees to be replaced by something more suitable for the location.
Discharge of Condition 3 (materials) of planning permission PF/24/0883 (Demolition of existing detached dwelling and erection of two-storey detached replacement dwelling (Self-Build))