Consultation Hub

Welcome to Norfolk County Council's Consultation Finder. This site will help you find and take part in consultations that interest you.

Recently updated consultations are displayed below. Alternatively, search for consultations by keyword, postcode, interest etc.

If you are interested in finding other ways to get involved, why not visit our Your Voice page - this has all kinds of opportunities (surveys, forums and volunteering, for example) offered by the County Council and Your Voice partner organisations across Norfolk.

Featured consultations

Have your say on temporary changes to Norwich city centre

People can have their say on temporary changes to some Norwich streets, to support safe shopping and travel around the city. Norfolk County Council and Norwich City Council have proposed a series of measures to ensure social distancing when... More

Closed 23 June 2020

Have your say on temporary changes to Norwich city centre
Your ideas for a new library in Great Yarmouth

Great Yarmouth Borough Council recently submitted a bid for £19.9m to help transform and revive Great Yarmouth town centre as a vibrant economic, cultural and community hub. At the heart of this transformation would be a brand new community library in the... More

Closed 7 August 2020

Your ideas for a new library in Great Yarmouth

Open Consultations

Strumpshaw, Mill Road - Proposed 30mph Speed Limit Order 2020 : PLA287 (Vf 64336)

The Norfolk County Council (Strumpshaw, Mill Road) (30 mph Speed Limit) Order 2020. (See link to notice to below) For background infromation please contact Miss E Coe, telephone 01603 222987 or 0344 800 8020. More

Closes 13 October 2020
Sprowston, C283 Salhouse Road - Proposed 30mph & 40mph Speed Limits Order : PR3857 (Vf 63716)

The Norfolk County Council (Sprowston, C283 Salhouse Road) (30 MPH and 40 MPH Speed Limits) Order 2020. (See link to notice below) For background infromation please contact Mr J Charlick, telephone 0344 800 8020. More

Closes 13 October 2020
Emneth and Wisbech, A1101 Elm High Road Footway/Cycleway Conversion Notice 2020

The Norfolk County Council Emneth and Wisbech, A1101 Elm High Road Footway/Cycleway Conversion Notice 2020. (See link to notice below) For background information please contact Miss E Coe, telephone 01603 222987 or 0344 800 8020. More

Closes 13 October 2020
Your views on new bike share bays in Norwich

The Beryl bike share scheme which launches March 2020 will introduce a publicly available bike sharing scheme across the Greater Norwich area including the implementation of around 70 dedicated bike bays. Four of these bays are located on a road which means that traffic regulation... More

Closes 31 March 2021

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Closed Consultations

Blofield, Yarmouth Road : Proposed Prohibition of Waiting Order (Revised) - PR3853 (Vf 63276)

The Norfolk County Council (Blofield, Yarmouth Road) (Prohibition of Waiting) (No 1) Order 2020 ( see link to notice below) For background information please call David Gibbons, telephone 01603 223084. More

Closed 22 September 2020
Acle PJA031 Prohibition of Waiting/ Street Parking Places 1st Notice (62656)

THE NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL (ACLE, VARIOUS ROADS) PROPOSED (PROHIBITION OF WAITING) AND (STREET PARKING PLACES) ORDERS 2020 .(see link o notice below). For background information please call Mr Harrison Matthews, telephone 01603 222893 or 0344 800 8020. More

Closed 22 September 2020
Norwich Western Link - Local Access Consultation

Creating a Norwich Western Link to connect the western end of Broadland Northway (formerly the Northern Distributor Road) to the A47 is one of Norfolk County Council’s top infrastructure priorities. Since before Broadland Northway fully opened in spring 2018, there have been calls to fill... More

Closed 20 September 2020
Hoveton, Horning Road : Proposed 30mph Speed Limit & Prohibition of Waiting Orders - PR3786 (Vf 63404)

The Norfolk County Council (Hoveton, Horning Road) (30 M.P.H. Speed Limit) Order 2020 The Norfolk County Council (Hoveton, Horning Road) (Prohibition of Waiting) Amendment Order 2020 - (see link to notice below) For background information, please contact - Mr T... More

Closed 8 September 2020
Your ideas for a new community hub in King's Lynn

The Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk, in partnerhsip with Norfolk County Council, recently submitted a bid for £21.6m in grant funding to the Future High Streets Fund to help transform and revive King's Lynn town centre. At the heart of this transformation would be a... More

Closed 7 September 2020

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We Asked, You Said, We Did

Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes

School Term Dates for the school year 2021/2022 and 2022/2023

We Asked

We asked for your comments on the proposed school term dates for 2021 - 2022 and 2022-2023

You Said

We received 19 responses in total. Please see the results section and the attached analysis in the consultation report.

We Did

We have agreed the school term dates for 2021 - 2022 and 2022-23 and they are now published on Norfolk County Council's website. Click here.

Your views on Norfolk Greenways

We Asked

What are your views on the proposed Norfolk Greenways developments creating new sustainable travel routes across Norfolk?

You Said

You would be likely to use the Norfolk Greenways should the project go ahead, are positive aboout the project and are exicited about the opportunity to learn as much about the county’s heritage and wildlife as possible.

We Did

The results are already helping with the improvements work for Weavers’ Way and will be put into the end of year report for the feasibility routes.

Your views on proposals that would see service changes and a reduction in searchroom hours at Norfolk Record Office

We Asked

Your views on our proposal to reduce the number of hours that the searchroom would be open from 41.5 hours a week to between 28 and 30 hours a week and prioritise the work of our staff on digitisation and certificates.

You Said

We received 98 responses to this consultation. Overall, slightly more of those responding to the consultation agreed with the proposal (43) than disagreed (38).

We Did

Our councillors agreed to go ahead with this proposal and the Record Office will widely promote their new hours.