Reg. 18 - New & Revised Sites Promoted

Ended on the 2 August 2021
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New & Revised Site Maps

The following maps illustrate new and revised sites that were submitted for consideration to South Norfolk Council during the Reg. 18 consultation on the Village Clusters Housing Allocations Plan that took place between June and August 2021. These sites are currently being assessed by the Council.

The following Village Clusters feature within booklet 1: Alburgh & Denton; Alpington, Yelverton & Bergh Apton; Aslacton, Great Moulton & Tibenham; Barford, Marlingford, Colton & Wramplingham; Bressingham.

The following Village Clusters feature within booklet 2: Brooke, Kirstead & Howe; Bunwell; Forncett St Mary & Forncett St Peter; Earsham; Carleton Rode; Hales & Heckingham, Langley St, Carleton St Peter, Claxton, Raveningham & Sisland.

The following Village Clusters feature within booklet 3: Hempnall, Topcroft, Morningthorpe, Fritton, Shelton & Hardwick; Keswick & Intwood; Kirby Cane & Ellingham; Little Melton & Great Melton; Morley & Deopham; Mulbarton, Bracon Ash, Swardeston & East Carleton.

This following Village Clusters feature within booklet 4: Needham, Brockdish, Starston & Wortwell; Rockland St Mary, Hellington & Holverston; Roydon; Saxlingham Nethergate; Scole; Seething & Mundham.

The following Village Clusters feature within booklet 5: Spooner Row & Suton; Surlingham, Bramerton & Kirby Bedon; Tacolneston & Forncett End; Tasburgh; Tharston, Hapton & Flordon; Thurlton & Norton Subcourse.

The following Village Clusters feature within booklet 6: Toft Monks, Aldeby, Haddiscoe, Wheatacre & Burgh St Peter; Wicklewood; Woodton & Bedingham; Wreningham, Ashwellthorpe & Fundenhall.

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