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Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) helps support new infrastructure such as schools and roads as well as improving existing facilities. It’s a charge that local authorities in England and Wales can require for most types of new development. CI...
Reducing meat in your diet - Reduce
The livestock sector generates as much greenhouse gas emissions as all cars, trucks and automobiles on earth combined. Reducing meat in our diets and shifting to more plant-based foods, is essential to combat climate change, soil, air and water pollu...
You said, we did
In 2018, we delivered a resident survey to help understand the views of our residents. We listened to our residents and used what they said to develop our Community Plan which contains 7 core areas of focus. This plan forms the foundations of what we...
Greener schools programme
Our children are our future - and helping them to understand the impact of waste on the planet as well as how to care for our green spaces is crucial. We help schools with: recycling its materials providing talks and events arranging litter picking ...
Supplier failure - Business continuity
Does your business rely on a small number of suppliers? What would happen if they went out of business overnight?  Having robust contracts as well as backups and alternative plans, could prevent your business from being dragged down by another. The...
Listed buildings
Listed building consent is required for all works of demolition, alteration or extension to a listed building that affect its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest. This includes internal works and possibly works to bu...
Give your mower a rest - Gardening for wildlife
Mowing your lawn less and letting parts of it grow long, saves you time and helps give nature a home. Why not leave your lawn to grow naturally for one month in May or June to give it chance to throw up some flowers for the insects? Or perhaps allow ...
CIL in Newark and Sherwood - Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
CIL was introduced at Newark and Sherwood District Council on 1 December 2011 and a Community Infrastructure Levy Charging Schedule (PDF File, 369kb)Â came into force on 1 January 2018. RICS CIL rate for the year will be 381 and is to be used from 1s...
Community Involvement - Intake Wood
We are encouraging community involvement with the wood and in doing so we hope to increase local people's awareness and enjoyment of the site. There are opportunities for scrub bashing and removing invasive species including Himalayan Balsam. ThereÂ...
Southwell market - Markets
With 16 stalls on Saturdays, there's lots of choice including: fresh fish and meat deli foods bread, biscuits and cakes plants pet food greetings cards, cycle store, toiletries, jewellery, books, soft furnishings, sweets, cut flowers and of course, ...
Cesspools and septic tanks - Drainage
Cesspools and septic tanks are used in more remote rural areas where there is no sewerage system. A cesspool is a storage tank for sewage, which has to be emptied often and is generally inadequate for modern levels of water usage. A septic tank is a ...
Wider activity - Charter for Social Housing Tenants 2020
There is a new regulator to oversee Building Safety and an expansion of the existing Regulator for Social Housing to enable inspection of services to be undertaken. The existing Consumer Standards that we are required to comply with (link to RSH webs...
Queen Elizabeth Memorial Gardens
The Queen Elizabeth Memorial Garden is situated in the centre of Newark (NG24 1TN), alongside the established Beaumond Gardens which is a traditional Town pleasure gardens with Bowling Green and Seating. Established Hedges borders the garden with ma...
Queen Elizabeth Memorial Gardens - Community centres
Please use the below to book either Chairs, Easels, or Tables for a set time. If the person booking could be present 5-10 minutes before the booked time to direct staff as to where they would like the equipment set up. Please report any broken equip...
Our pre application service
If you intend to apply for planning permission we strongly advise that you use this service. Applications submitted in the absence of any pre-application discussions are likely to be refused without further negotiation if significant amendments are ...
The Queen Elizabeth Memorial Garden
Please use the booking page below to book either Chairs, Easels, or Tables for a set time. If the person booking could be present 5-10 minutes before the booked time to direct staff as to where they would like the equipment set up. Please report any ...
Financial information - South Muskham and Little Carlton Parish Council
Audit 2017-18 Payment Schedules 2017-18 (PDF File, 571kb) Certification of Exemption (PDF File, 628kb) Public Rights and Publication of Annual Governance Statement (PDF File, 248kb) Annual Governance Statement (PDF File, 561kb) Accounting Statement ...
UK Shared Prosperity Fund
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) is a central pillar of the UK government's Levelling Up agenda and provides £2.6 billion of funding for local investment by March 2025. The Fund aims to improve pride in place and increase life chances across t...
Contaminated silver bins - Silver bin for recycling
If your silver bin has been contaminated with items that cannot be taken, we’ll leave a sticker on the bin. Please contact us for advice on what caused the contamination and what to do next. Common items that contaminate silver bins include: glas...
How we use the information - Public Protection Privacy Notice
We use the information that you have given us in order to undertake our statutory duties in relation to: Environmental Health and Licensing Food Safety and Hygiene inspections Health and Safety Reportable accidents Infectious Disease Control ...
Local air quality management - Air pollution
The environment act 1995 places a duty on local authorities to manage air quality in their area and work towards meeting national objectives set out in the national air quality strategy. If investigations indicate pollution levels are above the level...
Appendix C - Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level 1
Hydraulic Structures & Defences (1) (PDF File, 5,542kb) Hydraulic Structures & Defences (2) (PDF File, 4,570kb) Hydraulic Structures & Defences (3) (PDF File, 3,955kb) Hydraulic Structures & Defences (4) (PDF File, 3,524kb) Hydraulic Structures & Def...
Drains and sewers - Drainage
A drain is a pipe or pipes which drain one building only. It is the responsibility of the owner of that building up to the point at which it leaves the boundary of the property. From that point onwards to its connection with the public sewer it is no...
News - Kneesall, Kersall and Ompton Parish Council
Queens Platinum Jubilee Street Party Kneesall - Sunday 5 June 2022 On Sunday 5 June 2022 Kneesall PC, along with other Village Organisations, will be holding a street party to celebrate the Queen’s 70th Jubilee Anniversary. School lane, Kneesall ha...
RHS campaign for school gardens - Greener schools programme
Sign up for the RHS campaign for school gardening for lots of ideas, advice and resources to keep young people busy in the garden, or growing vegetables at home or school. Resources include: free access to online resources, including live Q and As ...
Caravan site licence
A caravan site includes anywhere a caravan (including mobile or 'park' home) is situated and occupied for human habitation including on a permanent, touring or holiday basis. The Council is responsible for the issuing of licences to caravan sites to ...
Local Nature Recovery Strategy with Nottinghamshire County Council - Local Nature Recovery Strategy
Newark and Sherwood District Council is working closely with Nottinghamshire County Council and other partners on the development of Nottinghamshire’s Local Nature Recovery Strategy. Local Nature Recovery Strategies (LNRSs) are a new England-wide s...
Types of searches - Local land searches
A full search usually consists of two separate parts called a LLC1 and a Con29/ Con29O. Land Charge Register (LLC1) search We joined the digital Local Land Charges service managed by HM Land Registry (HMLR) in October 2021 and that service now provi...
January – March 2015 - Committee Agendas and Reports Archive
Audit and Accounts committee 11 FEB 2015 (PDF File, 5,002kb) Council meeting 10 MAR 2015 (PDF File, 1,360kb) 10 FEB 2015 (PDF File, 3,284kb) Economic Development committee 11 MAR 2015 (PDF File, 1,151kb) 21 JAN 2015 (PDF File, 2,165kb) General Purpos...
Winter driving advice - Winter safety
Fog and icy road conditions bring a whole set of additional hazards but a bit of forward planning goes a long way. Set your alarm 15 minutes early so you have time to sit with your car as it warms up and then have a bit more time to make your journey...
Build a bug hotel - Gardening for wildlife
Bug hotels can provide a safe hideaway for insects, bees and beetles, ladybirds, spiders woodlice and even toads and hedgehogs. You can build one at any time of year and it provides the opportunity to get inventive and recycle things that are lying a...
Management of the heath - Sherwood Heath
The heath is part of the Birklands and Bilhaugh SSSI and a . It is owned by the Thoresby Estate, leased to Newark and Sherwood District Council and managed by the Sherwood Forest Trust. The Friends of Sherwood Heath volunteer group is very active ...
What difference does the panel make? - Resident Panel
The views of the Resident Panel will be shared with key decision makers in the Council and our partner organisations (where appropriate). They’ll use the information to: monitor and improve Council (and external) services help the Council make dec...
T7 exemptions - Exempt waste operations
To qualify as a T7 exempt waste operation the activity must also meet the following criteria:Â total quantity of waste treated over any period of one hour should not exceed 20 tonnes total quantity of waste stored at any one time must not exceed 20...
Making a payment - Leaseholder services
The easiest way to view and pay your bill is online through MyAccount - you will need your invoice reference number. You can also pay over the phone using a debit or credit card. Call us on 016360650 000. You'll need to enter a billing/reference nu...
Newark and Sherwood community grant scheme - Community Sustainability
Newark and Sherwood Community Grant Scheme aims to support District based constituted groups, charities and not-for profit organisations with projects or initiatives that align to the Council’s Community Plan objectives. The scheme recognises the ...
How quickly will my repair be completed? - How to report a repair
All reported repairs are assessed and will fall into one of four categories. Each category has a different timeframe in which you can expect your repair to be completed. Emergency repair – this is where a vital service has broken down and is likely...
Internal audit reports - Internal audit and inspections
Internal audit submit reports to the audit and accounts committee covering the audit plan, audit reports issued and an end of year report giving a statement as to the overall control environment. Other reports may be issued on an ad-hoc basis through...
General documents - Norwell Parish Council
Finance Documents 2022-23 Notice of Public Rights [44kb] Contact Details [13kb] Signed Annual Governance Statement 2022-23 (PDF File, 553kb) Signed Accounting Statements 2022-23 (PDF File, 544kb) Signed Annual Internal Auditors Report 2022-23 (PDF F...
Equality and diversity in employment
We have been awarded the ‘Two Tick’ disability status, which recognises our commitment to increasing the number of disabled people we employ and our good practice in employing disabled people. The award aims to ensure that people with disabilitie...
Junior Rangers
Autumn leaf crafts and activities from the Woodland Trust Wildlife watch winter activities with Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust Getting children interested in gardening Let’s get greening Great Britain Giving nature a home near you with garden act...
What information is available? - Freedom of Information (FOI)
The FOI Act covers all recorded information we hold, regardless of format, such as documents, e-mails, plans and audio information. We’ll give you the information that you request wherever possible. However there may be some information that we’r...
Smokefree advice to business - Smoking enforcement
We aim to provide support and assistance to ensure continued compliance with the smoke free requirements. If you run a business, the exact details on what is required is contained in the regulations but you may need to consider: Smokefree policies En...
What actions are we taking now? - Climate change emergency
Across the Council, there are several actions already underway to help combat the climate emergency. These include: reporting on our carbon footprint annually. Climate Emergency Update 2022 [181kb] minimising the use of peat in all our gardening...
Financial information - Hawton Parish Council
Accounts 2023-24 Hawton Internal Audit Report 2023-24 (PDF File, 2,225kb) Annual Governance Statement 2023-24 (PDF File, 1,826kb) Certificate of Exemption 2023-24 (PDF File, 1,909kb) Annual Accounting Statement 2023-24 (PDF File, 1,727kb) Provision f...
Tell us what you think - Ollerton Town Centre Regeneration
Your feedback and thoughts on the development are crucial to its success. You can have your say by emailing regeneration@newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk with your thoughts. Please take a look at our survey, here: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/Ollert...
Domestic homicide reviews (DHR) - Domestic abuse
A domestic homicide review (DHR) is a review of the circumstances in which the death of a person aged 16 or over has, or appears to have, resulted from violence, abuse or neglect by either: a person to whom they were related or with whom they were ...
Gardening for wildlife
Everything we do within our gardens will either benefit or harm local wildlife. By considering this when we tend our gardens we can help to look after nature, combat climate change and protect wildlife. By choosing the right plants for nectar and fru...
What has happened so far... - Motion for the Ocean
On 1 January 2024, Cllr Paul Peacock, Leader of the Council, and Cllr Emma Oldham, Portfolio Holder for Biodiversity & Environmental Services, wrote to Central Government declaring urgent need for ocean recovery and calling on the government to take...
Summer update from our Park Ranger - Intake Wood
Park rangers undertake regular inspections and litter picking in the wood. We ask that walkers please take their litter home or use the litter bin at the park entrances. Also if anyone sees motorbikes or quad bikes in the wood please report this to t...