Hoveton Community Council

  • What’s On At Hoveton Village Hall (November)

    There are lots of fun groups and activities taking place at Hoveton Village Hall & Park in November, including Boogie Bounce, badminton, yoga, keep fit, bridge club, Sound Bath, Cinema Club and some exciting new activities such as Kids Fitness Zumba! Table top sales will take place on Sunday 10th November and Sunday 24th November (just £5 a table; call 07926 314147 to book) and a Christmas Fayre is being held on Saturday 30th November in order to raise funds for improvements to the Hall and Park (entrance is free). Plus, don’t forget to visit the monthly Hoveton Farmers and Producers Market!

    What’s On At Hoveton Village Hall (November 2019)

    If you’re planning an event over the next few months, there’s still plenty of time to book Hoveton Village Hall. It’s a fantastic venue with a full bar available by arrangement and extensive free parking, all right on your doorstep! To discuss hiring the Hall for weddings, meetings, children’s parties, discos, or any other type of event, please contact the Hall’s Booking Agent on 07547 313281 (or email hoveton.vh.booking@gmail.com). Please leave a message and the agent will get back to you.

  • Planning Application PF/19/1670

    Hoveton Parish Council noted the following local planning application at its meeting of Monday 4th November 2019:

    Application PF/19/1670
    Proposal: Use of playing field for car boot sales 8.00am – 1.00pm on Mondays to Fridays and 8.00am – 1.00pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays.
    Address: Hoveton Village Hall, Stalham Road, Hoveton
    Further Details: North Norfolk District Council
    Consultation Deadline: 18th November 2019

    The Parish Council noted that despite the wording of this application, the intention is for car boot sales to be held only on Friday and Sunday mornings. The Hoveton Village Hall Management Committee has been asked to write to Hoveton Parish Council to formally confirm these intentions.

  • Planning Applications PF/19/1807 and PF/19/1844

    Hoveton Parish Council has been invited to comment on the following local planning applications:

    Application PF/19/1807
    Proposal: To provide a vehicle track to the South West of the site for UKPN to gain access to the substation. This includes felling of certain trees. The access track will be constructed using a ‘no dig’ solution, please see submitted documents for more information.
    Address: Land south of St Johns Church (near El Sub Station), Church Field, Hoveton
    Further Details: North Norfolk District Council
    Consultation Deadline: 20th November 2019

    Application PF/19/1844
    Proposal: Proposed single storey side extension.
    Address: 28 Stalham Road, Hoveton
    Further Details: North Norfolk District Council
    Consultation Deadline: 20th November 2019

    These applications were considered at the recent meeting of Hoveton Parish Council, held on Monday 4th November 2019, and the Parish Council had no objections to the planning applications noted above.

  • Planning Applications PF/19/1810 and BA/2019/0343/COND

    Hoveton Parish Council has been invited to comment on the following local planning applications:

    Application PF/19/1810
    Proposal: Single storey rear extension and demolition of side extension between house and garage.
    Address: The Old Headmasters House, Tunstead Road, Hoveton
    Further Details: North Norfolk District Council
    Consultation Deadline: 12th November 2019

    Application BA/2019/0343/COND
    Proposal: Amendment to monitoring plan and wording regarding weather conditions, variation of conditions 7 and 14 of permission BA/2016/0228/COND.
    Address: Haughs End Road, Lower Street, Hoveton
    Further Details: Broads Authority
    Consultation Deadline: 12th November 2019

    These applications were considered at the recent meeting of Hoveton Parish Council, held on Monday 4th November 2019, and the Parish Council had no objections to the planning applications noted above.

  • Persimmon Homes Update

    Hoveton Parish Council was recently contacted by Persimmon Homes, who told us they are preparing a planning application for Phase II of the Brook Park development. We took the opportunity to remind them that Phase I remains uncompleted and unadopted, with significant issues outstanding. They plan to attend either our December or January meeting to explain their plans. Please share your thoughts with us about this matter or come along to the meeting (we’ll confirm the date once it has been formally agreed).