City Hall revealed it is actively considering a new tall buildings policy as it draws up a blueprint for future housing growth across Norwich.

The proposal could pave the way for more developments of seven to 10 storeys in some locations and is likely to spark debate in a city renowned for its historic character, medieval streets and landmark views.

Normandie Tower (Image: Newsquest)

Speaking at a council meeting, planning officer Adam Nichols said a tall buildings policy was "under active consideration" as part of work on the emerging Greater Norwich Local Plan 2045.

He told councillors: "Should we be looking to encourage [taller buildings] in certain parts of the city? Not everywhere.

"It's obviously not appropriate everywhere in the city, but there........

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