Plans to open new tattoo studio in Aylsham's Market Place

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Aylsham could soon be getting a fresh injection of ink, as plans are lodged to bring a tattoo studio into the heart of town.

Norwich-based Cavalry Tattoo Studio has applied to Broadland District Council to open a new premises in Market Place, taking over a currently vacant office unit.

The proposal seeks permission to change the building’s use to allow it to operate as a tattoo studio.

Cavalry Tattoo Studio in Norwich (Image: Hannah Weston)

The business, which has been running in Norwich for seven years, has built up a client base that travels from across the UK and sometimes overseas for appointments.

In a planning statement, the applicants said: “We’ve built a great relationship with our current neighbouring businesses and hope to do so again in Aylsham.”

If approved, the studio would run on an appointment-only basis, with bookings made online, meaning no signage or external alterations to the building are planned.

The new site would be staffed by four tattoo artists, including three full-time and one part-time.

No decision has yet been made on the application.

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