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Broadland Temporary Accommodation Up 50% to 96 Households
Broadland had 96 households in temporary accommodation in March, up from 64 in June 2025. Cabinet is asked on 20 October to adopt a plan to bring it down.
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Planning
Sprowston Plan to 2040: 51 Green Spaces, Comments to 11 Nov
Sprowston's new plan to 2040 protects 51 green spaces and admits Wroxham Road traffic never fell. Comments open on 30 September and close at 5pm on 11 November.
Planning
Broadland Local Plan: 165 Sites Offered, Views Close 28 Sep
Owners have offered 165 Broadland sites, 1,971 hectares, for the next Greater Norwich plan. Acle has the most land. Plan comments close at 5pm on 28 September.
House prices
Broadland House Prices Flat at £313,407 as Rise Halves
The average Broadland home was £313,407 in July, up 2.9% in a year. The annual rise has more than halved since May, and prices have barely moved since December.
Housing
Broadland Housing Register Hits 1,043, Up 11% in 8 Months
Sixty-two per cent of households waiting need a one-bedroom home. Only 5.6% of Broadland's homes have one bedroom. Cabinet sees the evidence on 15 September.
Planning
Broadland Planning: 10 Homes Recommended Despite Objections
Officers back all three schemes at the 9 September committee, citing Broadland's missing five-year housing land supply. Speaking requests close 5pm Friday.
House prices
Broadland House Prices Up £21,083, Steepest in Norfolk
The average Broadland home hit £315,128 in June, up £21,083 in a year. That 7.2% rise is four times England's rate and the steepest of Norfolk's districts.
Planning
Acle Neighbourhood Plan now needs a village referendum
Acle's rewritten plan must go to a village vote, the examiner has ruled. Its 23 new green spaces tipped it over, and a developer wants three views deleted.
Housing
Thorpe St Andrew: work starts on 87 social rent flats
Building has begun on the old Griffin pub site: 87 flats for over-55s, all at social rent. Permission took four and a half years, and the planning file shows why.