Annual Monitoring Reports

In accordance with Part 8 of the 'Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012', local planning authorities must make any up-to-date information, which they have collected for monitoring purposes, available as soon as possible after the information becomes available.

List of safeguarded sites as at December 2025 (PDF, 229 KB)

• Annual Monitoring Report - Scheme, Policy Implementation and Monitoring - 2024/25 (PDF, 334 KB)
• Annual Monitoring Report - Scheme, Policy Implementation and Monitoring - 2023/24 (PDF, 292 KB)
• Annual Monitoring Report - Scheme, Policy Implementation and Monitoring - 2022/23 (PDF, 540 KB)
• Annual Monitoring Report - Scheme, Policy Implementation and Monitoring - 2021/22 (PDF, 406 KB)
• Annual Monitoring Report - Scheme, Policy Implementation and Monitoring - 2020/21 (PDF, 1008 KB)
• Annual Monitoring Report - Scheme, Policy Implementation and Monitoring - 2019/20 (PDF, 516 KB)
• Annual Monitoring Report - Scheme, Policy Implementation and Monitoring - 2018/19 (PDF, 1 MB)
• Annual Monitoring Report - Waste Data 2018/19 (PDF, 422 KB)
• Annual Monitoring Report - Waste Data 2017/18 (PDF, 373 KB)
• Norfolk Local Aggregates Assessment and Silica Sand Assessment - 2024 (PDF, 2 MB)
• Norfolk Local Aggregates Assessment and Silica Sand Assessment - 2023 (PDF, 1 MB)
• Norfolk Local Aggregates Assessment and Silica Sand Assessment - 2022 (PDF, 4 MB)
• Norfolk Local Aggregates Assessment and Silica Sand Assessment - 2021 (PDF, 3 MB)
• Norfolk Local Aggregates Assessment and Silica Sand Assessment - 2020 (PDF, 2 MB)
• Norfolk Local Aggregates Assessment and Silica Sand Assessment - 2019 (PDF, 3 MB)
• Norfolk Local Aggregates Assessment and Silica Sand Assessment - 2018/2019 (PDF, 3 MB)

The East of England Aggregates Working Party (EEAWP)

The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) requires (paragraph 213) Mineral Planning Authorities to plan for a steady and adequate supply of aggregates and sets out a number of ways of achieving this. It includes participating in the operation of an Aggregates Working Party and taking the advice of the party into account when preparing their Local Aggregate Assessment.

The membership of EEAWP is drawn from the Mineral Planning Authorities in the former East of England region, including Norfolk County Council, as well as representatives of the Mineral Products Association (MPA) and the British Aggregates Association (BAA). Other interested parties attending include a representative from DLUHC, the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) and The Crown Estate.

The Chair is Caroline Jeffery, Principal Planner at Norfolk County Council.

The Secretariat is provided by David Jarvis Associates Ltd. View the minutes of the EOEAWP meetings and the Annual Monitoring Reports.