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South Norfolk Council's Strategic and Delivery Plan

Our Strategic and Delivery Plans were agreed on 21 February 2024. Since then, the Delivery Plan has since been updated of the commitments set out in the first year of the plan inclusive of any commitments that have arisen since April 2024 and was agreed by Cabinet on 10 February 2025.

South Norfolk Council's Strategic Plan (2024-2028)South Norfolk Council's Delivery Plan (2024-2026)South Norfolk Council's Strategic Plan: Accessible Version (2024-2028)

The main priorities we are focusing on are:

  • Enhancing our environment
  • Growing a prosperous economy
  • Enriching our communities
  • Moving with the times

What are our plans?

  • A new doctors’ surgery and pharmacy in Hethersett.
  • Invest to support Cambridge Norwich Tech Corridor (CNTC)
  • New village halls for Easton and Cringleford.
  • Large-scale improvements in Wymondham, to the town centre and the area around the station.
  • Improving our customer services to make it much more convenient for you.

We have already:

  • Completely refurbed our leisure centre swimming pool in Diss, modernising the space for our customers, making it more accessible and reducing the carbon footprint of the Swim Centre.
  • Had successful investment into the Norwich Research Park, a site that focuses on food, health, and life sciences.
  • Begun construction on a new multi-use Sports Pavilion, the Jubilee Centre, on Big Sky Living’s St Giles Park development in Cringleford, working in partnership with them, South Norfolk council, and Cringleford Parish Council.
  • Launched our Business Builder scheme in 2022, we have helped over 200 businesses secure grants totalling almost £700,000. This investment has accelerated growth and supported start-up companies, created jobs, and is boosting the local economy.
  • Successfully campaigned to bring forward the long-awaited Long Stratton Bypass, where South Norfolk Council has worked with Norfolk County Council, Norfolk Homes Ltd, and Norfolk Land Ltd to bring forward a scheme which will deliver 1,800 homes and new employment opportunities. This collaborative approach has resulted in a significant funding commitment from government which will enable the road to be delivered alongside the housing development.