Closed consultations and surveys

Great Yarmouth Borough Council is inviting representations on the Schedule of Proposed Modifications to the Local Plan, including the Habitats Regulation Assessment and the Sustainability Appraisal of the Main Modifications. Please note that representations cannot be treated as confidential, as they form part of the statutory planning process.

The Borough Council is currently publishing and consulting upon the Filby Neighbourhood Plan review.

This Order is made by Great Yarmouth Borough Council ('the Council') under section 59 of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 ('the Act') and this order may be cited as the Great Yarmouth Borough Council Public Spaces Protection Order No 3.

Details of the public's response to new proposed CCTV locations in Great Yarmouth and Gorleston.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council is seeking your views on vehicle-related anti-social behaviour and the proposed extension and amendments to the current Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO). This consultation aims to ensure our communities remain safe and enjoyable for everyone. Your feedback will help shape decisions on whether to extend the PSPO for three years, expand its coverage, and introduce additional measures to tackle nuisance behaviour. Please complete this short questionnaire and return it by 18th December 2025 to one of the Council offices listed at the end of the form.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council is considering introducing a new Cumulative Impact Assessment (CIA) for the Town centre and surrounding area under the Licensing Act 2003. This assessment looks at whether the number or concentration of licensed premises in the area is having, or could have, a negative impact on the local community.

Great Yarmouth Pre-Submission Local Plan

Statement of Representations Procedure

Great Yarmouth Borough Council are proposing to install additional 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.

Under the Licensing Act 2003, licensing authorities are required to review their Licensing policy every five years. As our current policy expires on 6 January 2026 we need to review it and this includes completing a public consultation on the new document.

We value your input on the council's proposals for a new selective licensing scheme in Great Yarmouth and we are therefore seeking your feedback.

The Council has recently reviewed its Off=Street Parking Order and is undertaking a public consultation of the new draft Order from 21 February to 18 March 2025. We welcome your views on the proposed revised Order.