Massingham With Castle Acre planning approval rate
Massingham With Castle Acre ward in King's Lynn & West Norfolk has a 95.1% approval rate based on 123 planning decisions. King's Lynn & West Norfolk overall: 90.6%.
Last updated: September 2026
95.1%
ward approval rate
123
Decisions
117
Approved
6
Refused
90.6%
King's Lynn & West Norfolk average
Massingham With Castle Acre sits slightly above the King's Lynn & West Norfolk average, with a 4.5 point advantage. Planning outcomes here are generally favourable.
How Massingham With Castle Acre compares
Massingham With Castle Acre ward
95.1%
King's Lynn & West Norfolk overall
90.6%
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Recent decisions in Massingham With Castle Acre
Retrospective application for one shepherd's hut with associated parking and wel · Thu 10 Sep 2026
2 no. Single-sided D6 digital displays · Fri 07 Aug 2026
HOUSEHOLDER: Single Storey Extension to existing Dwelling house and Detached Gar · Wed 05 Aug 2026
HOUSEHOLDER: Installation of 15 solar photovoltaic panels. The panels will be fl · Tue 21 Jul 2026
HOUSEHOLDER: Installation of conservatory at rear · Tue 07 Jul 2026
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