Overview
Summary
We’re inviting your views on a new draft Environmental Delivery Plan (EDP), designed to support nature recovery in Norfolk: Broads Special Area of Conservation (SAC) (Yare and Bure), Broadland Ramsar and River Wensum SAC), while enabling sustainable development.
This is your chance to work with us to reframe the relationship between nature recovery and development across England. We need to get the balance right to help our economy and the environment to thrive.
Make your voice count
This consultation runs from 9.30am on Thursday 17 September and closes at 9.29am on Tuesday 27 October 2026.
Responding to the consultation
Please respond to this consultation in one of the following ways:
- Online using this Smart Survey consultation hub
For ease of analysis, responses via the Smart Survey platform would be preferred, but alternative options are provided below, if required:
- By email to: nrfconsultations@naturalengland.org.uk
Please use the word document titled ‘Consultation questions on draft Environmental Delivery Plan – Nutrient Pollution – Norfolk’ on Smart Survey to complete your responses before sending to the email address above.
- By post:
EDP Consultation Team
Natural England
Foss House,
Kings Pool
1-2 Peasholme Green
York
YO1 7PX
Please use the word document titled ‘Consultation questions on draft Environmental Delivery Plan – Nutrient Pollution – Norfolk’ on Smart Survey to complete your responses before sending to the postal address above.
Please note, any responses sent by post must have arrived at the above address by the closing time (9.29am) and date of the consultation Tuesday 27 October 2026 to be counted.
Any responses received after this date will not be counted and analysed.
Using and sharing your information
To ensure your response is included in the analysis, please consider responding online via this platform.
How we use your personal data is set out in the consultation and call for evidence exercise privacy notice which can be found here.
This consultation is being conducted in line with the Cabinet Office “Consultation Principles” and can be found here.
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