Council Plans
Neighbourhood Plan (Revised 2025–2045)
The revised Strumpshaw Neighbourhood Plan has been prepared by a volunteer steering group on behalf of Strumpshaw Parish Council. It updates the original 2014 Plan and sets out planning policies to guide how the parish grows and develops up to 2045.
Strumpshaw Neighbourhood Plan – Referendum Result (8 May 2026)
The Parish Council is pleased to confirm the official result of the Strumpshaw Neighbourhood Plan Referendum, held on 7 May 2026.
Residents were asked:
“Do you want Broadland District Council and the Broads Authority to use the Neighbourhood Plan for Strumpshaw to help them decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area?”
Referendum Result
- YES: 299 votes (86.92%)
- NO: 41 votes (11.92%)
- Rejected papers: 4
- Total votes cast: 344
- Electorate: 573
- Turnout: 60.03%
As more than half of those voting supported the Plan, the Strumpshaw Neighbourhood Plan is now approved. It will now be used by Broadland District Council and the Broads Authority when determining planning applications within the parish.
Our Thanks
The Parish Council extends its sincere thanks to all members of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group, who have worked tirelessly over several years to bring this important document to completion. Their dedication, commitment and attention to detail — supported by the much‑appreciated expertise and guidance of Rachel Leggett & Associates — have delivered a Neighbourhood Plan that will benefit the parish for many years to come.
We are grateful to all residents who took the time to vote. This strong turnout reflects the community’s engagement and support for shaping the future of Strumpshaw.
