Campbell Cottage Beech Road Wroxham Norwich Norfolk NR12 8TW

This site has had 2 applications since 2022: 1 approved, 1 refused.

• BA/2023/0133/TPOA Refused

  Campbell Cottage Beech Road Wroxham Norwich Norfolk NR12 8TW

  T1: Scotch Pine- remove

  Decided 28 Apr 2023 Trees

1. 1 Jul 2022

   Received by The Broads Authority

2. 7 Jul 2022

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 26 Jul 2022

   Decision issued: Prior Approval not Required

4. 10 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

The Broads Authority granted permission on 26 July 2022, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

This application sits outside the common categories, and the council record linked on this page sets out the specific procedure that applies. More in our guide to planning application types.

• Monksmead Beech Road Wroxham Norwich Norfolk NR12 8TW

  BA/2021/0027/TPOA Submitted 18 Jan 2021 50 yards away

  T1: Sycamore - remove. T2: Sycamore - Remove. T3: Sycamore - remove. T4: Sycamore - remove. T5: Sycamore - remove. T6: Sycamore - pollard. G7: Sycamore x 2 - remove. T8: Sycamore - pollard. G9: Ash x 3 - remove.

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• Barton House 19 Hartwell Road Wroxham NR12 8TL

  20201820 Submitted 10 Aug 2020 50 yards away

  Replacing 43m wooden quay heading on river frontage with steel quay heading and wooden capping and whaling

  Granted Full applications 1 doc

• Campbell Cottage Beech Road Wroxham NR12 8TW

  20220113 Submitted 4 Jan 2022 50 yards away

  Install 171 metres of timber quay heading within the grounds of Campbell Cottage and replace 34 metres of timber quay heading with galvanised steel adjacent to the River Bure

  Granted Full applications 1 doc

• Campbell Cottage Beech Road Wroxham NR12 8TW

  20220113 Submitted 4 Jan 2022 50 yards away

  Install 171 metres of timber quay heading within the grounds of Campbell Cottage and replace 34 metres of timber quay heading with galvanised steel adjacent to the River Bure

  Granted Full applications 1 doc

• Monksmead Beech Road Wroxham Norfolk NR12 8TW

  BA/2024/0312/TCAA Submitted 27 Aug 2024 50 yards away

  T1 Maple & T2 Swedish whitebeam - reduce both trees in height by up to 1.5m. Bringing them from approx 5.5m to 4m To also reduce the crown spread of both trees from 5.2m to 3.5m. This is to keep the trees in a matching uniform shape and prevent them from outgrowing the area and affecting the growth of the surrounding trees and plants in borders. T3 Larch - remove to ground level due to cavities / rot present in the stem caused by a boring insect. T4 Sycamore - remove to ground level. This is due to the tree being diseased, perhaps sooty bark disease. T5 Ash - remove to ground level. This is due to ash dieback and fears of bits falling on the boat shed / mooring boats.

  Granted Trees 11 docs
  Small domestic

• Barton House 19 Hartwell Road Wroxham Norwich Norfolk NR12 8TL

  BA/2020/0364/TPOA Submitted 16 Oct 2020 50 yards away

  T1: Lime - fell.

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• BA/2026/0043/AGR Granted

  Valley Farm Low Road Mettingham Suffolk NR35 1TS

  Steel portal frame building for storage of straw. See statement and drawings for full details.

  Received 29 Jan, published by the council 27 Jul 2026 Other
• BA/2025/0228/OHL Decided

  The Long House Low Road Mettingham Suffolk NR35 1TS

  The scheme includes the undergrounding of 1 span of LV overhead line.

  Received 11 Aug, published by the council 27 Jul 2026 Other
• BA/2024/0384/ELEC Decided

  Low Farm 9 Low Road South Walsham Norwich Norfolk NR13 6EQ

  Underground cable works

  Received 28 Oct, published by the council 3 Aug 2026 Other
• BA/2024/0296/AGR Granted

  Shrublands Farm Grays Road Burgh St Peter Norfolk NR34 0BB

  Open fronted barn

  Received 7 Aug, published by the council 10 Aug 2026 Other
• BA/2022/0431/AGR Granted

  Field 100M South Of Old Methodist Church Reedham Road Cantley NR13 3LQ

  A balanced cut and fill earth moving operation to reconstruct and enlarge the existing harvesting reservoir which was not originally constructed to any engineering design or standards that today would be expected. Why necessary for agriculture: Vegetable production to the higher light land to the north requires up to 200mm of irrigation in a drought year, the existing reservoir is poorly engineered and of insufficient size to harvest the available water from the roofs of the farm buildings to the south east. For many years the farm has relied on the harvested water for its irrigation, in 2022 the farm ran out of water early in the irrigation season. Why designed for agriculture: There is an existing pumping and underground pipeline infrastructure to the irrigated light land.

  Received 11 Nov, published by the council 10 Aug 2026 Other