Have your say
Our plans include up to 3,850 dwellings, two local centres, employment land, two primary schools, one secondary school, community space and sports provision. Taylor Wimpey will be hosting its third public consultation on the latest iterations of the development proposals. The public exhibition will be held: In Rackheath at The Pavilion, Green Lane West, Rackheath, NR13 6LT
Monday 22nd January 2024, 2pm – 8pm
In Salhouse Salhouse Jubilee Hall, 37 Lower Street, Salhouse, NR13 6RH
Friday 26th January 2024, 2pm – 8pm
If you are unable to attend the events, you can download a copy of the exhibition material here. The consultation period will be open from Monday 22nd January to February 16th 2024. You can download a copy of our feedback form here. This can be posted to the address listed or alternatively please email us your feedback to [email protected].
About the proposal
The Site
Taylor Wimpey have worked closely with local residents, Broardland District Council, Norfolk County Council and other key stakeholders to develop the plans for an exciting new sustainable community in Rackheath. Following this in March 2022 Taylor Wimpey submitted an Outline application.
The proposals seeks approval for:
• Up to 3,850 dwellings
• Employment Land
• Community facilities
• Two primary schools
• Secondary school
• Formal and Informal Open Space
• New vehicular access and;
• Associated infrastructure
You can access the Application documents through Broardland District Councils website and searching Application Reference Number: 20220663
Taylor Wimpey are currently consulting on the updated development proposals.
The consultation period will be open from Monday 22nd January to Friday 16th February 2024.
All feedback will be considered and incorporated into our design proposals where possible.
The exciting proposals will deliver community benefits including affordable housing, public open space, and new play facilities, in addition to new connective routes and landscaping.
Sustainability Sustainability
We’re committed to building greener, healthier homes for us all. From energy efficient fixtures and fittings, to cutting our carbon emissions, and enhancing existing green spaces, we build sustainability into everything we do.
- (2009) - First identified as an ‘Eco Town’ location
- (2011) - Joint Core Strategy for Broadland recognised the principle of a new community at North Rackheath
- (2016) - Allocated in Policy GT16 of the Old Catton,Sprowston, Rackheath & Thorpe St Andrew Growth Triangle Area Action Plan
- (2017) - Site was reflected in the 2017 Rackheath Neighbourhood Plan
- (2018) - North Rackheath Masterplan endorsed by Broadland District Council
- (Spring 2021) - Taylor Wimpey acquire North Rackheath site
- (Summer 2021) - Taylor Wimpey’s first consultation on refined masterplan
- (Spring 2022) – Outlie Application submitted
- (Autumn 2023) – Taylor Wimpey’s second consultation on development proposals