Norfolk schemes include new city car park and padel courts

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 17:31 · Archive

Two planning applications are under consideration in Norfolk: a 79-space car park in Norwich city centre and three padel courts near King's Lynn.

Two planning applications are being considered in Norfolk. RCP Parking has proposed transforming an empty brownfield site opposite TK Maxx on Westwick Street into a car park for Norwich City Council. The land was previously occupied by commercial buildings which have since been demolished.

The scheme would provide 75 standard parking spaces and four disabled bays, along with new lighting, fencing and automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) technology. The car park would be surfaced using permeable rolled asphalt chippings, while solar-powered LED floodlights would be installed across the site. Access would be via the existing entrance from Westwick Street. The site would be operated by RCP Parking Ltd.

Meanwhile, NB Construction has submitted a planning application to extend an existing padel facility at Tilney All Saints, near King's Lynn. The proposal would add three new courts to the site, alongside a café, reception, kitchen and changing facilities. Both schemes are now due to be considered by the relevant local authorities.

How it is being reported

• Plans for new padel courts among public notices in NorfolkFrom plans for a new car park to a bid to a bid for padel courts, here are five public notices to be aware of in Norfolk this week.Norwich Evening News · 25 Oct, 17:00
• Plans for new padel courts among public notices in NorfolkFrom plans for a new car park to a bid to a bid for padel courts, here are five public notices to be aware of in Norfolk this week.Eastern Daily Press · 25 Oct, 17:00

In this story: Norwich City Council · RCP Parking · NB Construction · Norwich · King's Lynn · Westwick Street · Tilney All Saints · Westfield Business Park

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