Appendix 5 – Community public houses

Protected pubs in Norwich

The following public houses are subject to protection under policy DM22. Pubs merit protection for their value as heritage and community assets, whether designated or undesignated. This may include their intrinsic value as longstanding community facilities irrespective of any architectural or historic merit they may possess. Inclusion of a pub on this list does not imply that it would necessarily qualify as an asset of community value under Section 87 of the Localism Act 2011.

For inclusion in the list as protected pub, the building must:

• Have an established use as a public house or café bar (use class A4)
• Have served the community as licensed premises for a significant period of time (1900 or before), or if built after that date, have been purpose-built as a public house to serve the local community within a housing area or estate. Priority will be given to protection of public houses which are the last such pub in the area.

Pub names are believed correct as at December 2014.

Pubs in the city centre

Pubs outside of the city centre