From a riverside rave to a new toy shop, businesses and organisations across the county have posted lots of public notices recently.
Here are five public notices you should be aware of this week.
1. New toy shop
Educational toy brand Engino has applied to Norwich City Council to open up a new store and exhibition space at the former Pure Electric store in Castle Quarter.
The shop will also contain a cafe with indoor and outdoor seating facilities.
The company is hoping to divide the unit into a space for a shop, play area, "museum-style exhibit" and classrooms.
2. Beach safety facility
The National Coastwatch Institution has operated a temporary look-out at Brancaster, near Hunstanton, since 2022 but has now been given permission for a permanent post.
It will be equipped with VHF radio, Wifi, CCTV and a weather station.
NCI Brancaster says the station is its busiest in Norfolk with 27 watchkeepers operating two watches a day all year round.
3. New brewery
Plans have been submitted to North Norfolk District Council to convert former agricultural barns on the Raynham Estate in East Raynham, near Fakenham, to house Black Shuck Distillery and Moon Gazer Brewery.
The distillery and brewery would be based in separate barns with a courtyard area between the two.
The barns are not currently in use.
4. Scole road closure
Norfolk County Council has issued a public notice regarding resurfacing work at the junction of Diss Road and The Street in Scole.
It will take four days to complete and work, costing £62,400, is set to start on November 27.
The road will be closed during the work and a signed diversion will be in place.
5. Drum and bass event
The Beauchamp Arms, which sits on the banks of the River Yare, has been granted permission to host a rave into the early hours of the morning.
The bid was approved by South Norfolk Council just weeks after another licence for the same venue was rejected over noise complaints.
One of these came from a boat moored at Coldham Hall, roughly 2.5 miles away.
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