Great Yarmouth – Multiple Applications for Planning Permission

PLANNING APPLICATIONS

Great Yarmouth Borough Council has received the following planning applications for development in the Borough, which are hereby advertised.

The Town and Country Planning
(Development Management Procedure)
(England) Order 2015 (Article 15)
THE BELOW PROPOSALS ARE ADVERTISED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

(1) Adjacent to a Conservation Area

(2) Within a Conservation Area (3) Affects the setting of a Listed Building (4) Affects a Listed Building

(5) Departure from development plans

• 27 Marine Parade, Gorleston, Great Yarmouth; Installation of a vehicle access crossing (dropped kerb) and resurfacing of front driveway of property. Application No: 06/25/0805/HH(1)

• 53-54 York Road, Great Yarmouth; Proposed conversion of a 9-bedroom property to 3 no. flats. Application No: 06/25/0723/F (2,3)

• Riverside Road Retaining Wall, Gorleston; Construction of a 140m length of new sheet pile retaining wall, with a reinforced concrete capping beam and parapet fence, 1.0m in front of the existing wall; Infill behind to reinstate carriageway. Application No: 06/25/0678/F (2,3)

• 20 Broad Row, Great Yarmouth; Conversion works and alterations to create a ground floor 1-bedroom flat, and first and second floor level 2-bedroom flat. Application No: 06/25/0744/LB (2,4)

• 20 Broad Row, Great Yarmouth; Change of use from retail (Use Class E1) at ground floor into a 1-bedroom flat, and retail storage space at first and second floor levels into a 2-bedroom flat. Application No: 06/25/0747/F (2,4)

• Land at 41 Warren Road, Gorleston; Application seeking Permission in Principle for 1 no. self-build dwelling by way of subdivision of existing plot. Application No: 06/25/0763/PIP (5)

Written representations should be sent to plan@great-yarmouth.gov.uk by no later than 14th November 2025 quoting the application number. All representations will be recorded on a public file, be viewable on the Council’s website, and will be referred to the Secretary of State’s inspector in the event of an appeal.

Sam Hubbard (Head of Planning)