Homes News

Councillors have argued against planning approval for a retirement village, urging that “the future is the children and younger people in the town”.

Over the past 12 months, homeowners in Diss have reduced their asking prices by more than £10,000, according to new figures.

An environmental scientist has warned homes could be susceptible to more floods if hundreds of new homes are given the go ahead.

Councillors have pushed back a final decision on plans for 69 homes amid concerns over their design and appearance.

The director of a housing trust has promised that residents will not be forced out as they decide what to do with the building.

People are being the offered the chance to share their thoughts on a vital document which will shape how Diss is developed over the coming years.

A district council has responded to residents voicing their opposition to housing developments they believe are encroaching on local green spaces.

“We need to build back better, and that’s going to involve investment in infrastructure, broadband and housing," Richard Bacon has claimed.

The town will double in size once all phases of the 4,000 home project are complete.

Residents are being offered a final chance to have their say on Long Stratton's Neighbourhood Plan, before it goes off to an independent examiner.

Residents at a sheltered housing scheme in Diss have said they were “shocked” after being asked to leave the building.

Town's contentious 110-home planning application is hitting obstacles to the relief of residents.

The state-of-the-art eight-bedroom home also contains an art deco chaise which formerly belonged to world-renowned fashion designer Tom Ford.

The plans are to be debated on Friday at 7pm online.

South Norfolk Council has delayed a vote on calls for it to oppose government proposals to transform the planning system.

4000 homes are set to be built in the town following an agreement with Breckland Council

The couple thought it had been lost on the train to London.

Individual graves are likely to contain complete skeletal remains and a range of surviving structural remains.

Conversion of a prominent social club and office building in Diss can go ahead.

The planning application was granted by East Suffolk Council.