Each pod will include one parking bay as well as a small area of decking to the front of the site for privacy. A planning application was put forward by James Hill, who said the development will provide "quiet and relaxing countryside accommodation for tourists". If approved, the site would be operated as a year-round holiday let and marketed as a "peaceful and relaxing retreat". It added that the proposed development would aim to boost farm profitability as well as encourage more tourists to visit the village. Four glamping pods would be installed on the land (Image: James Hill/Breckland Council)The statement continued: "The proposed glamping site will provide a new and exciting accommodation option to the area.