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How does warm homes on prescription work? - Warm Homes on Prescription
Qualifying residents will get a home visit to check the need for a heating upgrade/insulation measures and to asses income and savings levels. Supporting evidence will need to be supplied. The project will also signpost you to existing local servi...
Warm Homes on Prescription - Making your home warmer
If you live in a low-income household where someone has cold-sensitive long-term health conditions, the Nottinghamshire  project may be able to help you keep your house warmer for less....
How to apply - Warm Homes on Prescription
If you think you’re eligible you can apply online via the warm homes on prescription application form, and we will them make contact and arrange a home visit. If you would like to discuss the project further, please contact Jane Eley on 01636 655 5...
Warm Homes on Prescription
It’s important to keep warm, particularly if you have long-term health conditions that make you vulnerable to the negative effects of living in a cold home. The cold can worsen existing health conditions and so increase the risk to those with exist...
How can we help? - Warm Homes on Prescription
Depending on the existing systems in your home, the following might be recommended. Heating Improvements including: boiler repairs/replacement (please note this is not an emergency service and your boiler must be broken or beyond economic repair) ne...
Demolition within a conservation area - Conservation areas
A building in a conservation area must not be demolished without the consent of the local planning authority. It’s a criminal offence to fail to obtain consent in the form of planning permission, but this is only required for certain types of demol...
Warm Homes Hub - Warm Hubs
The Warm Homes Hub was a local authority backed scheme which aimed to improve the quality of heating and energy efficiency of Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire County households. The scheme ended in February 2022. The Hub offered free advice regard...
Conservation area maps - Conservation areas
Conservation area maps Conservationarea Originaldesignationdate Datepreviouslyrenewed/amended Conservationareaappraisal Averham (PDF File, 1,315kb) 1992 Â Â Balderton (PDF File, 1,433kb) 1992 Â Â Barnby in the Willows (PDF File, 1,289kb...
Conservation area review - Conservation areas
We are currently undertaking a review of our conservation areas to ensure the designations are still relevant and meaningful. The special interest of areas designated many years ago may have been eroded by piecemeal change or poorly designed develop...
Conservation area appraisals - Conservation areas
Part of the review process includes the creation of conservation area appraisals. These documents will give an overview of the history and development of each conservation area, defining what it is that makes it special. The community will be consult...
Planning permission in conservation areas - Conservation areas
Within a conservation area a number of works will require planning permission. These include the demolition of buildings as well as certain types of minor development, such as the rendering cladding of a building, or the installation of a satellite d...
At risk conservation areas - Conservation areas
512 conservation areas in the UK were recorded as at risk by local planning authorities in Historic England’s national survey in 2017. This risk comes from pressure for inappropriate new development, vacancy, decay or damage. In the Newark and Sher...
Existing Article 4 directions - Conservation areas
There are a number or properties within Newark which have had their permitted development rights restricted by Article 4 directions. These include a number of 18th and 19th century properties on Balderton Gate, King Street, Parliament Street and Vict...
Identifying conservation areas - Conservation areas
An area may be a conservation area for a number of reasons including a historic layout of streets, or a grouping of historic buildings that reflect the materials and style of the region. It may also be an area reflective of a particular historical ti...
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....
Newark and Sherwood Homes for Ukraine Sponsors Facebook group - Homes for Ukraine
Sponsors have set up their own Facebook group where they can discuss any common obstacles they are facing. Sponsors can join the Facebook group here....
Information for private rented homes - Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms
All landlords are also required to provide carbon monoxide alarms in any room of their properties used wholly or partly as living accommodation where a fixed combustion appliance is present (excluding gas cookers). The new regulations requires landl...
Four Million Homes - Your home, your tenancy
A programme has been launched to provide social housing tenants with free knowledge, guidance and training on your rights and how to stand up for them. Four Million Homes provides free advice on a wide range of issues such as social housing resident ...
Ukraine Sponsorship scheme (Homes for Ukraine) - Homes for Ukraine
Could you open your door to those fleeing the war in Ukraine to offer them a home? Find more details and FAQs in different languages about the scheme on the Government website....
Registration of farms - Registering your food business
Farmers producing food for human consumption need to register their premises using the online food premises registration form. Inspections of primary producers of food are carried out by Nottinghamshire County Council....
Free home insulation and air source heat pumps - Making your home warmer
A new energy efficiency scheme, Connected for Warmth, is offering two schemes to households nationwide. These offers are free for both property owners and landlords. Funding is available on a first come, first served basis. Connected for Warmth is a...
Where to find a warm welcome and a hot drink across Newark and Sherwood - Warm Hubs
Sometimes we all need to get out, to meet people enjoy conversation and have a warm drink. We've put together a list of some of the places that offer a cuppa, conversation and a warm welcome to everyone....
Conservation areas
Conservation areas are created where a local planning authority identifies an area of special architectural or historic interest, deserving of careful management to protect its character. The first conservation areas were designated in 1967 and there...
Community involvement - Conservation areas
Local communities should be involved in many ways with conservation area reviews, including: Â targeted meetings and workshops (perhaps with a parish or town council) organised walks around the affected area publication of a draft appraisal document...
Radon affected areas in Newark and Sherwood - Radon gas
Testing has shown that a considerable number of southern and central parts of Newark and Sherwood District Council's area are radon affected. These include parts of Farnsfield, Edingley, Kirklington, Southwell, Thurgarton, Bleasby, Gonalston, Epperst...
Pay by phone cashless parking - Contract space and season tickets
PayByPhone cashless parking is available in Newark and can be used for purchasing season tickets. You can buy Riverside Monday to Friday only season tickets and whole week season tickets online on the PayByPhone website. For more information on us...
Where can I get further information? - Publication scheme
Further information about publication schemes is available from the Information Commissioner’s Office....
Election - May 2023 - Oxton Parish Council
Declaration of Uncontested Election Result - Parish of Oxton (PDF File, 119kb) Election - PARISH OF OXTON - Statement of Persons Nominated (PDF File, 34kb)...
Election - 2023 - Upton Parish Council
Declaration of Uncontested Election Result - Parish of Upton (PDF File, 124kb) Election - PARISH OF UPTON - Statement of Persons Nominated (PDF File, 37kb)...
Election - May 2023 - Caunton Parish Council
Declaration of Uncontested Election Result - Parish of Caunton (PDF File, 122kb) Election - PARISH OF CAUNTON - Statement of Persons Nominated (PDF File, 37kb) Â Â ...
Available concessions - Concessions
Concessions available from 1 April 2024 are: Vicar Water Country Park – Lakeside Car Park 4 Vicars Ct. Clipstone, Mansfield NG21 9AS  Concession Type Ice Cream Van Contract Length April 2024-March 2025  Sconce and Devon Park – Tom Mann Pavili...
EIRs and the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI) - Environmental Information Regulations
Requests for environmental information are exempt from and will instead be dealt with under the Environmental Information Regulations 2004....
4 July 2024 Parliamentary election - Elections latest news
The Parliamentary election will be held on Thursday 4 July 2024. For more information on this election go to our ....
Reasons we could refuse your application - Exchange homes
We can only refuse permission for a mutual exchange on certain legal grounds. For more information read the government legislation....
Statutory legislation - Public Protection Privacy Notice
This is not an exhaustive list: Animal Health Act 1981 Animal Health and Welfare Act 1984 Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (England) Regulations 2018 Animal Welfare Act 2006 Animals Act 1971 Anti Social Behaviour, Crime and...
Notice of Election - 4 July 2024 Parliamentary Election
The Notice of Election will be published on Tuesday 4 June 2024 and publicises the election, gives the date in which prospective candidates must submit a nomination paper and consent to nomination. Newark Constituency Notice of Election (PDF File, 10...
Contact - Hawton Parish Council
Clerk: Jayne Saunders 1 Village Way, Farndon NG24 4SX Telephone: 07946 601364 Email: clerk@hawton.parish.email...
Notice of Election Agents - 4 July 2024 Parliamentary Election
Newark Constituency Notice of Election Agents (PDF File, 39kb) Sherwood Forest Constituency Notice of Election Agents (PDF File, 38kb)...
UK Parliamentary elections - Election results
Results for Newark constituency 2024 Results for Sherwood Forest constituency 2024 Results for Newark constituency 2019 Results for Sherwood constituency 2019 ...
What is environmental information? - Environmental Information Regulations
The definition of environmental information is very wide and includes written, electronic, visual or audio information on: the state of the elements of the environment - air, atmosphere, water, soil, land, landscape and natural sites, biological div...
How we store and how long we keep information about you - Public Protection 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 ...
Notice of Poll, Persons Nominated and Polling Stations - 4 July 2024 Parliamentary Election
Newark Constituency Notice of Poll, Persons Nominated and Polling Stations (PDF File, 263kb) Sherwood Forest Notice of Poll, Persons Nominated and Polling Stations (PDF File, 158kb)...
Applying for a property inspection - Immigration property inspection
An inspection can be applied for by a sponsor on behalf of the person applying for access into the UK. Before applying for an inspection you should have the following information available: information about yourself (sponsor), including contact det...
Contracts register - Tendering for Council contracts
Search for awarded council contracts on our contracts register on the EastMidsTenders website. Some contracts are let through a framework agreement set up by a group of local authorities, or one of the public sector buying organisation such as theÂ...
e-petitions - Petitions
What is an e-petition? E-petitions allow you to have your petition on the internet, rather than just on paper. E-petitions allow supporters to add their name and address, postcode, and a valid email address online. What does an e-petition need to con...
Will I have to pay for the information? - Environmental Information Regulations
The regulations say that the council may charge what it considers to be a reasonable amount for providing information. To be fair and consistent the council will charge for information provided under the EIR regulations in the same way as we charge f...
Your responsibilities - Elections privacy notice
Only provide personal information pertinent to its intended use or for the purpose of processing a claim, application or notification for statutory requirements (electoral roll, council tax assessment, rent registry). Tell us as soon as possible if a...
Local organisations - Caunton Parish Council
Through the hard work, commitment and enthusiasm of those involved, the village benefits from many active and well supported organisations. These include: Caunton Cricket Club Caunton Garden Club The Village Singers Caunton Lawn Tennis Club Caunton...
The type of personal information we collect - Public Protection Privacy Notice
We currently collect and process the following information: Name Contact details, which could include telephone number, postal address and/or email address Reason for contacting the Council Visual images Organisational details Health data including ...
Industry regulated by the Environment Agency - Industrial emissions
A1 installations include more complex and potentially more polluting activities. The increased potential for significant impact on the environment makes them subject to more rigorous controls. Permits for A1 installations are controlled by the Enviro...