Closed consultations and surveys

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.

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

Great Yarmouth Borough Council would like your help in identifying areas where we could improve services for you. The survey asks questions around how you interact with us, your preferred method of contact and looks to identify areas where we could improve our service delivery.

The Council and Norfolk Constabulary are proposing to install nine CCTV cameras in Great Yarmouth, to increase the public's feeling of safety by deterring anti-social behaviour.

We asked for feedback on a series of proposed actions within the draft Gorleston Seafront Masterplan, covering topics including conservation, accessibility, wayfinding, and events.

The Council proposals to make amendments to its hackney carriage fares under the provisions of Section 65 of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976.

The Council recently sought the views of the public regarding whether or not this Order should be continued for another three years, or removed.

The Council sought the views of the public, including residents, businesses and visitors, over whether or not this Order should be continued for another three years, or removed.