West Norfolk will be a unitary authority area scheduled to be created in Norfolk, England, as part of ongoing local government reform. It will be formed from three existing districts: Breckland, King's Lynn and West Norfolk, and 9 parishes from South Norfolk. The alternative proposals for a single unitary proposal and a 2 unitary proposal weren't accepted. The first councillors will be elected in the 2027 West Norfolk Council election in May 2027, and the new authority will assume full powers in April 2028. The largest settlement in the district will be King's Lynn. The King's Lynn part of the current "King's Lynn and West Norfolk" district is currently unparished but there is a proposal to set up a town council, the rest of the district is parished. The area has a population of 309,847.