Pittocks Lane in Cranworth, near Dereham, is to close for five days of resurfacing works (Image: Google/Newsquest) Pittocks Lane in Cranworth, near Dereham, is to close for six days of repairs between February 5 and February 11.

The work will include ripping up the old road surface before relaying a new one and will require a full road closure to safely take place.

Pittocks Lane is used to access Kingsbrook School – a special education school for students aged 11 to 18 years. 

A signed diversion route via River Lane, heading towards Hardingham from Southburgh, and Dereham Road heading towards Manson Green will be in place. 

Access to local properties will be maintained via Manson Green.

The work will cost £14,9000 and will be carried out by Norfolk County Council’s Infrastructure Department and its contractors.

2) Claims to the estate of Fiona Chapman

Fiona Chapman, who lived at Cavendish Court in Recorder Road, Norwich, died on September 21.

Under the Trustee Act 1925, any persons having a claim against or an interest in the estate are required to send written inquiries to 74 The Close, Norwich, NR1 4DR.

All letters must be sent by March 11.

Admiral could open on the site of the former CEX in Great Yarmouth (Image: Google) The licence application, lodged by Luxury Leisure – which trades as Admiral – would allow the opening of a new adult gaming centre in King Street, Great Yarmouth.

If approved, the Admiral shop would open at 174a King Street, a former CEX store.

There is already an Admiral gambling shop in Regent Road.

Anybody who wants to make any representations is urged to send their views via email to Great Yarmouth Borough Council’s licencing committee by February 18.

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The development will be built on a site off Burgh Road in Aylsham (Image: Google Maps) Plans for the development off Burgh Road in Aylsham have been approved by Broadland Council. 

This is the second major application to be approved for the town which, combined, could see its population grow by nearly 1,000 in the coming years.

The proposals for land off Burgh Road include 242 new homes and a primary school to be built across 30 acres of land.

Much of this is farmland but part of it hosts Aylsham car boot sale.

The approval of these plans comes several months after 252 new homes and a 90-room care home off Norwich Road were given the green light. 

The town’s population could grow by nearly 1,000 if just two people lived in each new home – roughly an 11pc increase. 

A new substation will be built on the site where Enterprise Rent-a-Car will be built,  just off Hall Road  (Image: Google Maps/ LSI Architects) The plans, put forward by Ingleton Wood on behalf of applicant Dacre Property Holdings, would see the station placed in vacant brownland space near Hall Road in Tuckswood.

The substation – which is used to contain specialist equipment that allows the voltage of electricity to be transformed – would be built at the site where Enterprise Rent-a-Car was approved in October.

The unused site has long been empty and awaiting redevelopment.

The main use of the location will be to store and display up to 50 rental vehicles, along with a new office used by staff to administer the vehicles.