The Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) has said it has "grave concerns" about the huge push for more than 2,000 extra homes to be built per year in the county.

It comes as housing secretary and deputy leader Angela Rayner and prime minister Sir Keir Starmer have announced a series of planning reforms that aim to tackle the housing crisis, including weakening rules that protect green belt land.

Michael Rayner, planning campaigns consultant for Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (Image: Newsquest) READ MORE: Norfolk councils told to build more than 2,000 extra homes

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