Future Norfolk
Have your say on the future of Local Government in Norfolk
The Government has launched a consultation on its plans to replace existing borough, city, district and county councils in Norfolk with new 'unitary authorities', which would become responsible for the broad range of local services where you live. This will close on the 11 January 2026.
People across the county are being encouraged to have their say in the Government's consultation as they want to understand your thoughts on how many unitary authorities would be best for Norfolk's future.
The options are: 
- Three councils (East Norfolk, West Norfolk and Greater Norwich) - proposed jointly by the Future Norfolk partnership of six district councils: Breckland District Council, Broadland District Council, Great Yarmouth Borough Council, Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk, North Norfolk District Council, and Norwich City Council 
- Two councils (Norwich & East Norfolk and West & North Norfolk) proposed by South Norfolk District Council.
- One council (covering the whole of Norfolk) - proposed by Norfolk County Council
Our Proposal
The Strength of Three
Discover how the proposed changes to local government in Norfolk aim to deliver better outcomes for people, strengthen communities, and support sustainable public services.
Have your say in the government consultation
Take part in the the government consultation
Next Steps
See an overview of the next steps and when the selected model for Norfolk is currently expected to be implemented.
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