Homes News

Work on a major 4,000-home development that would double the population of a Norfolk town has been delayed again.

Nearly 180 new homes are set to be built in a Norfolk town.

Proposals for 40 new homes behind a town’s former railway station have re-emerged.

A public consultation into plans to build 179 homes in Diss, while extending the town’s cemetery, will be held next week.

A resident living in a quiet cul-de-sac fears her privacy is under threat by a batch of new homes being built on land at the end of her garden.

Take a look inside this ‘truly special’ six-bedroom Grade II listed country house with a rich history and ancient moat available for £1,450,000.

It is one of the biggest shake-ups of housing policy in years, which aims to tackle the housing crisis affecting the nation.

A new estate agency, with a simple vision of buying and selling homes has launched.

Work on an affordable housing development in Diss got under way this week.

Picture book author and illustrator Chloe Inkpen brought entertaining and interactive storytelling to Diss Corn Hall.

A Pulham Market road is set to be closed for bridge repairs and a tree felling at the end of the month.

Plans to build 179 homes on the edge of a Norfolk market town look set to go ahead.

A housing developer wants to reduce the number of affordable homes it will build in a south Norfolk Village.

Homeowners have called for an investigation in to a 350-home project, after flooding during Storm Babet.

Plans to put a trio of homes in the grounds of a 200-year-old Attleborough site have been put forward to Breckland Council

Plans for a new home next to a former Conservative Club have been approved, despite concerns.

A former town centre restaurant has gone up for auction with a guide price of between £240,000 and £260,000.

Plans to build more than 460 homes have sparked fears the area will not be able to cope with the extra population.

A seven-year-old has used his love of gardening to help a foodbank by selling some hot stuff - chillies.

Norfolk Community Council is preparing for 'Community Hot-Spots' – public buildings for freezing residents unable to keep the heating on at home.