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The installation of two viewpoint structures overlooking Worlingham Marshes Nature Reserve constructed in timber. The structures comprise of a decking platform with balustrade and a bench seat.

Worlingham Marshes Nature Reserve Marsh Lane Worlingham Beccles NR34 7PF

Not publishedReference: BA/2026/0230/FULBroads Authority

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Worlingham Marshes Nature Reserve Marsh Lane Worlingham Beccles NR34 7PF

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Full Application
Received
20 Aug 2026
Validated
2 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
28 Oct 2026
Local authority
Broads Authority

Application overview

The installation of two viewpoint structures overlooking Worlingham Marshes Nature Reserve constructed in timber. The structures comprise of a decking platform with balustrade and a bench seat.

Proposal details

Reference
BA/2026/0230/FUL
Ward
Beccles And Worlingham Ward
Parish
Worlingham Parish Council

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Viewpoint 1 (West)Plans20 Aug 2026View
Viewpoint 2 (East)Plans20 Aug 2026View
Design & Access StatementDesign & Access Statement20 Aug 2026View
Landscape, Flood Risk & Ecology StatementAdditional Information20 Aug 2026View
Application FormApplication Form20 Aug 2026View
Viewing Platform - Plan and Elevations SWT289.VP.01.02Plans20 Aug 2026View
Environment Agency permit grant letter - 5 May 2026Letter28 Aug 2026View
Location PlanSite Location Plan2 Sept 2026View
-Application Review Schedule3 Sept 2026View
-Site Notice3 Sept 2026View
Response from BA EcologistConsultation Response8 Sept 2026View
Response from Public Rights of Way OfficerConsultation Response9 Sept 2026View
Response from Broads SocietyConsultation Response14 Sept 2026View
Response from Heritage and Design ManagerConsultation Response16 Sept 2026View

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