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Epperstone Neighbourhood Plan
The Epperstone Neighbourhood Plan passed the referendum held on 12 December 2019. As a consequence, the plan now forms part of the development plan for the district and can be used in the determination of planning applications in the neighbourhood ar...
Farnsfield Neighbourhood Plan
The submission Farnsfield Neighbourhood Plan went to referendum on 28 September 2017 and was successful with 620 voting in favour and 45 against. As a result the Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the development plan and can be used in the determi...
Southwell Neighbourhood Plan
Amended Southwell Neighbourhood Plan Regulation 16 Consultation - 18th December 2024 to 19th February 2025 Southwell Town Council has submitted a Neighbourhood Plan proposal under Regulation 15 (1) of The Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations ...
Heritage asset recording - Heritage assets and planning
We might request that you undertake heritage asset analysis and recording during our pre-application discussions. Often this is done to better understand the significance of the asset, including its condition and structural complexity. Recording is a...
Previous stages of the Plan Review - Plan Review
More information on the is available on our website....
Bulcote Neighbourhood Plan
The Referendum for the Bulcote Neighbourhood Plan was held on the 6 May 2021, which the plan passed. As a result the Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the Development Plan for the District. Bulcote Referendum Neighbourhood Plan (PDF File, 8,664k...
Serious Violence Response Planning
The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts (PCSC) Act 2022 provides new duties in respect to Serious Violence. The Serious Violence Duty requires councils and local services work together to share information and target interventions to prevent and re...
Kings Clipstone Neighbourhood Plan
This version of the Kings Clipstone Neighbourhood Plan went to referendum on 31 January 2019 and was successful with 97 voting in favour, 16 against and 1 rejected. As a result, the Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the development plan and can b...
Plants for bugs - Gardening for wildlife
The RHS Science project plants for bugs found that the best way to support invertebrates in gardens and promote a healthy ecosystem, is to choose plantings biased towards British native plants and encourage dense vegetation, while leaving some patch...
What should be included in the HIA? - Heritage assets and planning
The level of information submitted should be appropriate and proportionate to the significance of the heritage asset and the potential impact of the development proposal. For example, for an application that includes substantial demolition of a herit...
Winthorpe with Langford Neighbourhood Plan
The Parish of Winthorpe with Langford was designated as a neighbourhood area on 26 February 2021. The Parish is now able to proceed with developing a Neighbourhood Plan. Winthorpe with Langford Parish Council has submitted a Neighbourhood Plan propos...
Preferred Approach Consultation - Previous stages of plan review
Having reviewed the comments received on the Issues Paper and brought together the necessary evidence base, we consulted on our preferred approach to the Plan Review with three papers: The Preferred Approach - Strategy consultation (29 July to 23 ...
Assessing the significance of the heritage asset - Heritage assets and planning
Understanding the significance of the heritage asset is the crucial first step and should come before designing a proposal. The HIA needs to be appropriate and proportionate to the significance of the asset, the impact on that significance and the sc...
I already have to include a design and access statement. Do I still need a HIA? - Heritage assets and planning
Yes. The HIA may form part of the design and access statement but the design and access statement is not a substitute for it....
Who should prepare the HIA? - Heritage assets and planning
The level of detail in the assessment will depend on the heritage asset and the extent of the proposal. The HIA should be written by anyone competent to do so. In some cases, this may be the heritage asset owner but, for a complex heritage asset with...
Consulting the Historic Environment Record (HER) - Heritage assets and planning
The NPPF also says that, as a minimum, you should consult the relevant Historic Environment Record (HER). The HER will typically include digitised records of archaeological sites and finds, historic buildings, and historic parks and gardens. The Nott...
Heritage assets and building regulations - Heritage assets and planning
Building regulations set standards for design and construction order to ensure reasonable standards of access, health and safety. The regulations apply to most new buildings, as well as many alterations to existing buildings, including listed buildin...
Your data - Planning appeals
The personal information you provide will only be used to process the application you have made to us. Find out more in our ....
Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) - Planning decisions
For more information on this charge, visit our page....
Your data - Planning enforcement
The personal information you provide will only be used to process the application you have made to us. Find out more about how we use your data in our ....
Your data - Planning feedback
The personal information you provide will only be used to process the application you have made to us. Find out more in our ....
Planning privacy notice
The UK Data Privacy legislation, give individuals the right to be informed about how organisations use their personal data. This information is provided in the form of a Privacy Notice. Newark and Sherwood District Council is registered as a Data Con...
How we store and how long we keep information about you - Planning privacy notice
Your information is securely stored. We will hold your personal information in line with the Council’s retention schedule. At its expiry date the information will be reviewed, and only retained where there is an ongoing requirement to retain for a ...
Your data protection rights - Planning privacy notice
Under data protection law, you have rights including: your right of access - You have the right to ask us for copies of your personal information. your right to rectification - You have the right to ask us to rectify personal information you think i...
How to complain - Planning privacy notice
If you have any concerns about our use of your personal information, you can make a complaint to us at privacy@newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk You can also complain to the ICO if you are unhappy with how we have used your data. The ICO’s address: In...
Publicity and consultation - Planning process and services
We consult various bodies to obtain their expert view on your application. These bodies might include the Highway Authority, Natural England or The Environment Agency. Depending on the type and location of the development we’ll then do some or all...
Consideration - Planning process and services
The application will be assessed by the case officer who will take into account current , consultation responses and comments from local residents....
What information will be removed - View or comment on a planning application
To ensure that we are able to demonstrate a fair and transparent process, the following information will be removed from any comments we receive from interested third parties and will not be published online or shared: telephone number email address...
Nottinghamshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan - Biodiversity and landscape
The Nottinghamshire local biodiversity action plan seeks to focus resources to conserve and enhance biodiversity through local partnerships. It’s part of a national approach to biodiversity and identifies important species and habitats in our area...
National legislation - Evidence Base Library
ND1 Planning & Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (PDF File, 4,841kb) ND2 Town and Country Planning Regulations 2004 (PDF File, 118kb) ND3 Town and Country Planning (Local Development) (England) (Amendment) Regs 2008 (PDF File, 97kb) ND4 Town and Country ...
Tree Plantings at Vicar Water Country Park - Vicar Water Country Park
In association with our partners we have planted 4.4 hectares of native woodland on previously grazed land at Vicar Water Country Park. This area of the park is called Vicardale. The tree planting forms part of the Defra funded Trees for Climate proj...
Planting a hedge at home - Protecting trees and hedgerows
Most hedges are formed from plants that naturally want to be trees, so face and top trimming is usually needed once or twice a year to keep them tidy. Hedges can last for many years if properly maintained making them reliable and cost effective. Most...
Event Safety Management Plan - Safety Advisory Group (SAG)
Depending on the type and size of your event you may need to complete an Event Management Plan [69kb] this is a useful document for any event organiser as it will keep all your plans, procedures and information in one place and ensure you have consid...
Planting for the future - Trees and nature conservation
We’re currently undertaking an ambitious tree planting programme - and we need your help. By increasing the number of trees in the district we are making our communities more attractive, greener and healthier places to live and work. Trees are vita...
Conservation area management plans - Conservation areas
Once a conservation area is designated, we have a duty to preserve and enhance its character. Regularly reviewed appraisals, identifying threats and opportunities, can be developed into management plans promoting beneficial change....
Shrub beds and planters - Grounds maintenance service
We take time and care with cutting and shaping shrub beds and raised planters twice each year. We generally cut these through November to February and visit again in July and August....
Plants for bees and butterflies - Gardening for wildlife
Wild bees and other pollinators are in decline. One way gardeners can help is by planting garden flowers that provide forage for a wide variety of pollinating insects. There are lots of great plants for bees and butterflies and here’s a list of som...
Neighbourhood and housing strategy
Find out more information regarding the Council’s Neighbourhood Planning including Neighbourhood Plans and Affordable Housing development....
Supporting Documents - Previous stages of plan review
Most of the documents that support the Plan Review are available to view in the library....
Site Submissions - Private Landowners - Plan Review
Whilst we are not proposing to make any new housing, employment or retail allocations through this Plan Review, it is still possible to submit land for assessment and inclusion as part of the Strategic Housing and Employment Land Availability Asses...
Neighbourhood plans under preparation
Following the designation of a neighbourhood area, the following neighbourhood plans are currently under preparation....
Submitting an application
There are a number of different types of application that can be submitted as part of the planning process, including: full planning permission outline planning permission change of use of land or buildings confirmation of compliance with conditions...
Choosing and planting trees - Trees and nature conservation
It’s important to consider what you want from the trees you plant before you choose them. Planting is best done between November and March. If you want your tree to be good for wildlife, native species are usually best. Trees which provide fruit an...
Plans for the future - Newark Buttermarket
Newark Buttermarket and Royal Exchange is now owned and managed in partnership by Newark and Sherwood District Council and Newark Town Council. We have undertaken repairs and renovation and a phased plan of action is underway to bring activity and l...
Submission of the Amended Allocations & Development Management DPD - Plan Review
The Amended Allocations & Development Management DPD (AADMDPD), along with its supporting documents has now been submitted to the Secretary of State to be examined by an independent planning inspector. The Submission Version of the Plan was approve...
Thurgarton Neighbourhood Plan
The Thurgarton Neighbourhood Plan Referendum was held on 4 May 2017 and was successful with 156 votes in favour, 11 against and 1 ballot paper unmarked or void for uncertainty. This resulted in a majority of 145 and a turnout of 46.15%. The meeting...
CIL process - Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
Planning application stage So that we can decide if your development is liable for CIL and how much, you should complete and submit the Newark and Sherwood CIL form (PDF File, 704kb) with your planning application. You can find additional guida...
Plan Review
Through the Plan Review we are seeking to ensure that the allocations and policies in our Amended Core Strategy and Allocations and Development Management DPD continue to be appropriate, up-to-date and effective. For the most recent update on the Pla...
County level documents - Evidence Base Library
Local transport plan CD1 Local Transport Plan (Strategy) (PDF File, 7,787kb) and Local Transport Plan (Implementation Plan) (PDF File, 1,550kb) CD2 Nottingham and Notts Waste Local Plan (PDF File, 6,045kb) CD3 Nottingham and Notts Minerals Local Plan...
Infrastructure delivery plan
The Infrastructure Delivery Plan has helped us gather information on current infrastructure provision throughout the district and to establish future infrastructure requirements and costs. Infrastructure Delivery Plan Update (2023) TI 2 Infrastructur...