Norwich Market to undergo multi-million-pound revamp

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 07:20 · Archive

Norwich Council plans a multi-million-pound project to revamp the historic Norwich Market with a sheltered seating area, more stalls and refurbished toilets.

Norwich Market, recognisable by its brightly coloured roofs, is to undergo a significant transformation under a multi-million-pound revamp plan by Norwich Council. The project will add a sheltered seating area in the centre of the market, increase the number of stalls and refurbish the toilets.

The council completed its second public consultation on the plans earlier this year. The market has a long history of change: running water and electricity were installed in 1976, when the market was temporarily moved to Bethel Street car park during the work.

If the designs are approved, the council aims to begin work soon after submitting its planning application. The council hopes to file the application by autumn this year.

How it is being reported

• Nostalgic photos capture life at Norwich Market through the decadesIts brightly coloured roofs have been a familiar feature of Norwich city centre for generations.Norwich Evening News · 31 Oct, 06:00
• Nostalgic photos capture life at Norwich Market through the decadesIts brightly coloured roofs have been a familiar feature of Norwich city centre for generations.Eastern Daily Press · 31 Oct, 06:00

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