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North Norfolk planning statistics

Householder applications decided in the year to June 2026, compared with the rest of England.

Within 8 weeks, no extension

60.3%

181st of 297

2.4 points slower than England

Granted

96.1%

54th of 297

5.6 points higher than England

Extension of time

35.5%

185th of 297

3.2 points higher than England

Decisions (12 months)

456

North Norfolk decided 456 householder applications in the year to June 2026, granting 96.1%.

60.3% were decided within 8 weeks with no extension, against 62.7% across England (181st of 297 for speed).

A further 35.5% were decided under an extension of time agreed with the applicant.

That is down from 66.7% a year earlier.

Of 5 householder appeals decided in the same period, 20.0% were allowed.

How quickly decisions are made

North Norfolk against England, share of householder decisions each quarter

  • Within 8 weeks, no extension
  • Extension of time
  • England, within 8 weeks
Source: MHCLG PS2, OGL v3. Chart: buildwiz.uk
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QuarterWithin 8 weeks, no extensionExtension of timeEngland, within 8 weeks
2008 Q190.3%0.0%89.5%
2008 Q289.2%0.0%89.4%
2008 Q383.6%0.0%89.7%
2008 Q491.4%0.0%90.3%
2009 Q191.1%0.0%90.3%
2009 Q294.7%0.0%91.7%
2009 Q395.1%0.0%91.4%
2009 Q494.0%0.0%91.0%
2010 Q184.3%0.0%88.8%
2010 Q289.9%0.0%89.8%
2010 Q381.9%0.0%88.4%
2010 Q487.7%0.0%87.7%
2011 Q175.0%0.0%86.4%
2011 Q256.5%0.0%85.9%
2011 Q344.9%0.0%84.9%
2011 Q453.4%0.0%84.9%
2012 Q155.9%0.0%83.7%
2012 Q253.7%0.0%84.2%
2012 Q361.2%0.0%82.9%
2012 Q455.2%0.0%85.2%
2013 Q148.6%0.0%85.7%
2013 Q255.7%0.0%86.3%
2013 Q349.7%0.0%85.3%
2013 Q481.1%0.0%86.3%
2014 Q180.8%0.0%85.4%
2014 Q285.0%0.0%84.9%
2014 Q381.5%0.8%82.5%
2014 Q472.7%0.0%82.1%
2015 Q165.8%0.9%80.4%
2015 Q261.6%0.0%80.6%
2015 Q379.2%4.5%79.2%
2015 Q455.6%16.6%80.0%
2016 Q157.1%22.6%78.3%
2016 Q257.3%33.5%79.8%
2016 Q364.0%36.0%77.7%
2016 Q475.3%21.5%78.0%
2017 Q185.2%14.3%77.3%
2017 Q285.1%14.3%78.5%
2017 Q388.4%11.1%76.1%
2017 Q489.1%10.9%77.1%
2018 Q184.0%16.0%73.7%
2018 Q287.2%12.2%74.0%
2018 Q372.6%24.7%72.7%
2018 Q474.1%22.8%72.7%
2019 Q156.7%40.2%69.9%
2019 Q260.5%33.1%72.1%
2019 Q365.3%31.9%69.6%
2019 Q472.4%24.5%71.5%
2020 Q168.1%30.7%68.4%
2020 Q243.6%52.1%63.9%
2020 Q322.4%73.3%63.8%
2020 Q429.0%65.5%65.3%
2021 Q115.0%61.1%59.4%
2021 Q233.0%45.9%58.4%
2021 Q334.2%54.3%53.1%
2021 Q449.5%47.4%53.0%
2022 Q147.5%45.6%51.6%
2022 Q257.4%37.6%56.0%
2022 Q348.3%49.4%53.3%
2022 Q447.4%51.3%54.1%
2023 Q148.7%51.3%53.5%
2023 Q253.2%46.8%58.5%
2023 Q349.7%48.3%59.0%
2023 Q451.7%46.9%59.8%
2024 Q159.4%40.6%58.8%
2024 Q279.3%20.7%64.4%
2024 Q373.9%25.5%64.2%
2024 Q460.1%37.8%65.6%
2025 Q167.4%31.5%62.1%
2025 Q265.1%31.8%65.0%
2025 Q366.7%29.6%62.5%
2025 Q462.9%36.1%64.7%
2026 Q151.1%40.6%60.6%
2026 Q261.5%36.3%62.7%

Share of applications granted

North Norfolk against England

  • North Norfolk
  • England
Source: MHCLG PS2, OGL v3. Chart: buildwiz.uk
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QuarterNorth NorfolkEngland
2008 Q193.9%85.1%
2008 Q297.2%86.1%
2008 Q399.5%86.3%
2008 Q496.7%85.3%
2009 Q197.0%85.9%
2009 Q293.1%86.8%
2009 Q395.1%87.4%
2009 Q497.7%86.9%
2010 Q196.5%87.0%
2010 Q295.0%88.0%
2010 Q396.3%87.7%
2010 Q495.9%87.5%
2011 Q198.4%87.9%
2011 Q297.1%88.5%
2011 Q397.1%88.3%
2011 Q496.9%88.3%
2012 Q196.3%88.2%
2012 Q294.4%89.2%
2012 Q397.1%89.0%
2012 Q496.3%88.9%
2013 Q198.1%89.8%
2013 Q296.4%90.6%
2013 Q392.5%90.3%
2013 Q496.9%89.6%
2014 Q1100.0%89.8%
2014 Q297.3%90.5%
2014 Q395.4%90.0%
2014 Q498.5%89.2%
2015 Q196.6%89.3%
2015 Q294.5%90.2%
2015 Q397.2%90.0%
2015 Q496.7%89.2%
2016 Q196.2%90.0%
2016 Q297.3%90.3%
2016 Q391.9%90.2%
2016 Q495.6%89.7%
2017 Q195.6%89.9%
2017 Q293.2%90.5%
2017 Q396.3%90.0%
2017 Q496.4%90.1%
2018 Q191.7%90.5%
2018 Q292.6%91.0%
2018 Q395.9%91.2%
2018 Q494.3%90.5%
2019 Q197.6%90.3%
2019 Q296.2%91.0%
2019 Q395.1%90.6%
2019 Q491.4%89.8%
2020 Q195.7%89.9%
2020 Q291.5%90.2%
2020 Q396.6%90.6%
2020 Q493.8%90.3%
2021 Q195.9%90.9%
2021 Q295.4%91.2%
2021 Q397.5%91.0%
2021 Q497.4%90.1%
2022 Q197.5%90.0%
2022 Q296.4%90.4%
2022 Q398.9%89.8%
2022 Q498.7%89.4%
2023 Q196.2%89.3%
2023 Q296.5%89.2%
2023 Q396.0%88.6%
2023 Q495.9%88.2%
2024 Q193.2%88.2%
2024 Q294.1%89.1%
2024 Q396.7%89.4%
2024 Q496.5%88.6%
2025 Q197.8%89.3%
2025 Q296.9%90.4%
2025 Q396.3%90.1%
2025 Q491.8%90.1%
2026 Q197.7%90.6%
2026 Q297.8%91.0%

How long decisions took

Householder decisions over the last 12 months

  • Within 8 weeks60.3%
  • 8 to 13 weeks1.8%
  • 13 to 26 weeks2.0%
  • Over 26 weeks0.4%
  • Extension of time agreed35.5%
Source: MHCLG PS2, OGL v3. Chart: buildwiz.uk
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Time takenDecisions
Within 8 weeks275
8 to 13 weeks8
13 to 26 weeks9
Over 26 weeks2
Extension of time agreed162

Appeals

Decided
5
Allowed
20.0%
Median wait
14 weeks

Householder appeals to the Planning Inspectorate decided in the same 12 months. England: 34.4% allowed.

Local constraints

  • North Norfolk has published 91 conservation areas.
  • North Norfolk has published 42 Article 4 areas.

Both can remove permitted development rights. Not every council has published its data yet, so check with the council before relying on permitted development.

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