From a new B&B to a church being turned into a bar, here are five public notices people in Norfolk should be aware of this week.
1. Dementia care home to become B&B
The Heath Farm Care Home closed its doors in Little Plumstead in 2021.
Broadland District Council has now approved plans to transform the grounds into a bed and breakfast.
The main house will remain a family home for the site owner Chris Harris to reside in but the single-storey outbuilding will contain five en-suite bedrooms, a kitchenette, a communal lounge area, an office and storage space.
Work must begin on the site within three years.
2. £120,000 works to close A112
The A1122 in Fincham, near Downham Market, will be closed for several dates while surfacing, line painting and road stud renewal are carried out.
The work is due to start on May 21 when the road will be closed for overnight road stud removal from 7pm.
On June 4, it will be closed from 9am until 6pm while the first surface dressing is taking place and on June 13, overnight road marking replacement will be carried out from 7pm.
Further road stud replacement work will take place on June 14 at 7pm.
3. Estate of Terence Owen Tye
Anyone with a claim against or an interest in the estate of Terence Owen Tye is asked to come forward.
Mr Tye, of Leigh Way in Attleborough, died on March 1.
The claim can be made by sending a written notice to Spire Solicitors LLP by July 2.
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4. Plans for Airbnb above Wells chippy
The owners of Platten's chip shop on The Quay in Wells have applied to turn its first-floor restaurant into an Airbnb holiday let.
A planning statement said: "The first floor was always more difficult to run as a restaurant as all the food preparation areas are on the ground floor.
"This leaves the first floor of Number 12 open for discussion for an alternative use and Airbnb-type holiday accommodation was considered as this is always at a premium in Wells and would be advantageous to the business financially."
5. Plans to turn church into art gallery and piano bar
Plans have been submitted to turn St Margaret's Church in St Benedicts Street into an art gallery and piano bar.
The church has previously been used as a gym, an exhibition space, an antiques centre and a cafe since it became redundant in 1973.
A planning application submitted to Norwich City Council by John Taylor said: "The church has been used in the recent past as an art exhibition space and the plan is to retain this function but to complement this with a bar and piano.
"This gives the gallery an opportunity to be commercially viable, while also returning a ‘piano bar’ style venue to St Benedicts – something it hasn’t had since the closure of Platform 12 just prior to the Covid closures."
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