The Bell Hotel 5 Orford Hill Norwich NR1 3QB
Variation of previous permission 05/01026/VC to extend opening hours.
- Reference
- 26/00443/VC
- Application date
- 6 May 2026
- Decision date
- 23 Jun 2026
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124 applications found.
Variation of previous permission 05/01026/VC to extend opening hours.
4no. plane trees: Crown lift lower branches to provide suitable clearance over pedestrian and operational areas - Reduce over extended limbs where required - Remove any deadwood or damaged branches identified during the works
External alterations, including the creation of a courtyard, new windows and doors (to enable conversion of the existing 1st and 2nd floors to residential (Use Class C3) under Permitted Development).
Change of use from Commercial, Business and Service (Use Class E) to 70no. residential dwellings (Use Class C3) under Part 3, Schedule 2, Class MA of the Town & Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended).
Conifer (T1): remove.
Installation of wall mounted air source heat pump and replacement bathroom window.
Details of Condition 3: archaeology, Condition 6: surface water run-off, Condition 9 (paragraphs a, b, d & e only): landscaping of previous permission 24/01387/F.
Replace existing single glazed sash window in lounge with a like-for-like wooden sash window with acoustic double glazing.
Installation of 15 solar panels on a flat roof using a low level K2 german cage system.
Repairs to a boundary and retaining wall, which has deteriorated over the years and is impacting the neighbour's garden.
Variation of Condition 9 of previous permission 4/1999/0842/F to extend opening hours.
Demolition of extension at rear of building, old cinema/nightclub.
Variation of condition 2: Approved drawings of previous permission 24/01224/L.
Install a new plaque to indicate ownership by the Trust.
Install a new plaque to indicate ownership by the Trust.
Replace existing plaque with a new plaque to indicate ownership by the Trust.
Install a new plaque to indicate ownership by the Trust.
Display of: 1) 1 No. internally illuminated fascia sign; 2) 1 No. internally illuminated projecting or hanging sign; 3) 1 No. internally illuminated digital display unit.
Rear dormer roof extension and installation of flush-mounted solar PV panels on existing single storey rear extension.
Details of Condition 2: external materials and Condition 9: surface water run-off of previous permission 25/01037/MA.
Installation of a smart ATM. Removal of 2no. ATMs and 1no. Night-Safe.
Display of 2no. internally illuminated signs above smart ATM.
Replacement of external back door to property with a like for like replacement; Installation of airbricks to the external wall of kitchen on ground floor & dining room on first floor and painting of rear external brickwork to kitchen and dining room.
Variation of Condition 2: Approved plans; Condition 3: Vehicle parking & charging points, vehicle turning, cycle storage & visitor parking and servicing; Condition 5: Surface water run-off; Condition 9a-e: Materials, boundary treatments, external lighting, planting & implementation and Condition 10: External lighting of permission 23/00939/F.
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