Closed consultations and surveys

Hello Bowlers! It is important for us to periodically survey those attending events in Great Yarmouth to ascertain where our visitors are coming from and how they spend their free time. This information can then be used to assist us in gaining sponsorship for the event and ensuring its continued success. If you are only spectating, please feel free to complete a survey too.

Under the Gambling Act 2005, licensing authorities are required to review their Statement of Principles (Gambling Policy) every three years. As our current policy expires on 31 January 2025 we need to review it and this includes completing a public consultation on the new document.

The Council recently reviewed its housing allocations policy and scheme and undertook public consultation from Monday 8 July 2024 until Sunday 1 September 2024. The proposed policy can be read in this section.

Consultation on the Belton with Browston, Burgh Castle and Fritton with St Olaves Neighbourhood Plan (2022-2038) has now closed

Great Yarmouth is investing in the future of our Borough and we want to find out what matters to people that live, work, study, create, visit or do business in the Borough. As part of creating our plan for the Borough for the next 5 years we want to hear from as many residents, stakeholders, community organisations and businesses as possible. Please fill in this survey to tell us how you feel about a variety of topics in the Borough at the moment, and what is important to you for the future.

Consultation on the first draft Local Plan closed at 23:59 on 08 May 2024

The Council recently commissioned an independent review of homelessness in the Great Yarmouth local authority area and has drawn up a Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy based on the results of that review.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council and Norfolk Constabulary are proposing to install 11 CCTV cameras in Great Yarmouth, to increase the public's feeling of safety by deterring antisocial behaviour. We are keen to hear from residents, businesses, community groups and sports clubs on what impact this change may have.

As government funding continues to decrease, we need to strike a balance between a revised scheme that is fair and affordable for those who receive support, and also for all our residents who receive council services. However, we remain committed to providing the maximum level of support for those with the lowest income.

Consultation on the Borough-Wide Design Code has now closed.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council has received a Heritage Horizons Award from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to work on our exciting plans to revitalise the iconic Winter Gardens, restoring the iron and glass structure to its former glory as a People's Palace on the town's seafront. Here we are sharing the concept designs for the repair and refurbishment of the Winter Gardens which have been developed by the design team at Burrell Foley Fischer, in close collaboration with Great Yarmouth Borough Council, specialist partners and stakeholders.

Rainbow Bridge Pet Cremations Ltd is applying to Great Yarmouth Borough Council for an Environmental Permit for the incineration of animal carcases.