Planning applications in King's Lynn and West Norfolk
27 Jul 2026 12 Oct 2026
Jobs on the register in King's Lynn and West Norfolk
Newest first, straight from King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council's public register — what was proposed and what happened to it. We never publish who applied or where they live — that is what an account is for.
- HOUSEHOLDER -Retrospective single storey extensions and rendering to dwelling and new detached garage
- Horse chestnut to be removed due rapid decline. We will replace this tree with a new one else where on the property.
- T1 -Holme Oak to remove and T2- Leylandii Conifer to remove
- DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 6 ATTACHED TO PLANNING PERMISSION 26/00709/F - Householder - Refurbishment of existing dwelling including loft conversion, front and rear dormers, replacement external render, windows and doors. E…
- HOUSEHOLDER: The addition of two dormer windows to the west side of the east wing of the building
- TREES IN THE CONSERVATION AREA: 2x Copper Beech - Both to be reduced in height from 10m to 6.5m, including appropriate reshaping of the crowns. Height reduction to manage health and proximity to power lines. Additonally…
- T1 Chestnut to be pollarded back to previous pollard points as over hanging roof on both properties on annex buildings. T2 prune Apple tree by 30% reduction to manage height and improve yield of crop. T3 olive tree redu…
- LISTED BUILDING: The addition of two dormer windows to the west side of the east wing of the building
- Application for a Lawful Development for the proposed change of use from home to holiday let
- TREE IN CONSERVATION AREA: English Oak - The tree is hollow and rotten at the base 1/3 to 1/2 way through. Full removal of tree to ground level
- AGRICULTURAL PRIOR NOTIFICATION: Formation of a balanced cut-and-fill earthworks operation to create a water storage reservoir for irrigation purposes. Why necessary for agriculture: The proposed reservoir is reasonably…
- TREES IN A CONSERVATION AREA: T1 - White Willow requires repollarding to alleviate weakened, old unions on an already decaying tree approx 5-6 metres . T2 - Cork Screw Willow requires repollarding approx 2-3 metres off …
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