Broadway Malyan downsizes controversial Norwich plans

Anglia Square 2

Save Britain’s Heritage says it still has “major concerns” despite height and floorspace cuts

Broadway Malyan has downsized its controversial plans to build more than 1,000 homes in the historic city centre of Norwich a year and a half after the government rejected an earlier incarnation of the scheme.

Revised designs of the 4.7ha Anglia Square development unveiled by client Weston Homes yesterday have removed a much-criticised 20-storey tower and reduced floorspace by a third.

Former communities secretary Robert Jenrick kicked out the original £271m plans in November 2020, overruling a planning inspector.

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