Local heritage assets and planning permission - Local heritage assets

In cases where planning permission is required for the redevelopment of a site, the loss of a non-designated heritage asset forms part of the decision-making process. In accordance with paragraph 197 of the National Planning Policy Framework, a judge...

Parking revenues and controlled spaces - Transparency

Details of revenue collected from on-street and off-street parking charges and from parking enforcement notices can be found in Section 14 of our . Details of and controlled parking spaces data 2023-24 (CSV File, 1kb)....

Landlord accreditation scheme - Advice for private landlords

If you’re a landlord who is serious about setting, achieving and minting high standards then consider seeking accreditation for your activities. Take a look at the DASH landlord accreditation scheme as a marker of quality service....

Age UK Connect - Older people's housing needs

Connect is a community-based short-term support service with a focus on empowering people. They offer free information, advice, signposting and practical support around: physical and mental health care needs housing finances building friendships ber...

Repairs we’re responsible for - Repairs and maintenance

As the landlord, for Council homes we’re responsible for: drains, gutters and outside pipes the roof outside doors (including door handles, locks and hinges), window sills, window catches, glazing putties, window frames, and glass (including any n...

Further information - Community Sustainability

Centre for Alternative Technology offer a free information service providing free, independent, and impartial advice on a wide array of topic relating to sustainability and sustainable living: renewable energy, green building and renovation, water an...

Transitional relief - Rate reliefs

Transitional relief limits how much your bill can change each year as a result of revaluation. This means changes to your bill are phased in gradually, if you’re eligible. You get transitional relief if your: property is in England rates go up or...

Other planning policy information

Building homes and workplaces means there’s more need for infrastructure like schools and transport links. We’ve created a comprehensive plan for creating infrastructure to support growth through the introduction of a on new builds in the distri...

Examination - Making of the amended core strategy

Inspector Mr Paul Griffiths BSC (Hons) BArch IHBC, from the Planning Inspectorate, was formally appointed as the Inspector for the examination of the amended core strategy DPD. His role was to determine whether the amended core strategy was sound and...

Making a request for information

You’re entitled to request information the Council keeps, under the: Freedom of Information Act Data Protection Act 2018 UK General Data Protection Regulations (UK GDPR) Environmental Information Regulations Making a request for information from ...

Discussions prior to submitting a TEN - Temporary events notice

If you’re planning to hold a major event, it’s best to contact us at an early stage before a formal notice is made. This will enable the police to consider and discuss your operating schedule and avoid potential objections and hold ups.  You may...

Farndon - Street Warden Housing Surgery

Farndon - Trent House Community Centre (PDF File, 288kb)...

Individual Electoral Registration - Registering to vote

In 2014, the way in which you register to vote changed. The government introduced Individual Electoral Registration (IER) across the country. Under IER, everyone in the household who is eligible to vote is responsible for registering themselves. The ...

Contents insurance - Manage my Council tenancy

We do not automatically insure the contents of your home if you are a resident with us. It is your responsibility as a tenant to insure the contents of your home should they be damaged by fire, theft, vandalism or water damage such as burst pipes. We...

Consultation and engagement - Equality and Diversity Strategy 2025 - 2029

The Council aims to ensure that individuals accessing Council services, whether as residents, visitors, customers, or employees, are well informed about local issues. They should have the ability to participate and influence local decision-making and...

Contacting the police - Anti social behaviour

Some people are afraid to speak to the police, because they fear being identified and targeted. Our ASB team will treat your information in confidence, but you should be aware that it may be necessary for us to share the information you provide us wi...

Allocations and Development Management DPD – Issues Paper (July 19 to Aug 19) - Previous stages of plan review

Following the adoption of the Amended Core Strategy the remaining elements of the Plan Review (made up of the policies in the Allocations and Development Management DPD) were progressed along with a new strategy and allocations to meet the future hou...

Key actions to meet the commitments set out in the policy - RIPA Policy

Detailed guidance and forms are supplied for use by staff seeking authorisation for covert surveillance activities. Senior officers with appropriate training approve all authorisations. Some authorisations also require magistrate court approval – ...

Non-licensed notifiable work - Asbestos

Some minor work is notifiable but can be carried out by those who are trained without a need for a license. Find information on notifiable asbestos work [PDF] from the HSE website. In such cases you must: notify the enforcing authority about the wor...

Licensing decisions - Licensing Act 2003

The Council has created a licensing policy (PDF File, 1,601kb) setting out our approach to dealing with applications for personal and premises licences. When the licensing committee or sub-committee consider applications, they must take into account...

Why are we collecting your personal data? - Careline Privacy Notice

We collect, process and store personal information about you, other household members, your next of kin and key holders in order to manage, operate and deliver the Careline service to you. This includes: delivering services and support to you managi...

Financial help for low income households - Making your home warmer

If you’re a Newark and Sherwood resident on a low income, we want to help you to heat your home at an affordable cost. We’re here to help you find a better quality of life by living in a warm and comfortable home. We do this by: advising on offe...

Contact - Bathley Parish Council

Clerk: Sally Grogan Telephone: 07887 244077 / 01636 672422 Email: bathleyparishcouncil@outlook.com...

Available sessions - Junior Rangers

At Junior Rangers, children will get to build habitats and shelters, learn about fire safety, create their own art pieces using materials around the park, go bird watching, and more over the sessions taking place through school holidays! New sessions...

Coddington community centre - Community centres

Built in 2006 as an ecofriendly facility, the aim of the centre is to provide a place for local residents to get together for activities or celebrations. Facilities include: main hall perfect for parties and badminton kitchen with serving hatch smal...

Newark Beacon - Room hire

Newark Beacon (NG24 2TN) is located at the edge of Newark and is easily accessible from the A1, A46 and Newark Northgate train station. Parking and cycle racks are available outside of the building. The site has three meeting sizes varying in size a...

After court action - Recovery and arrears advice

Once an account has been to court there are four courses of action that we may take, depending on what we believe is the best way to secure payment. Make an arrangement You can make an arrangement to clear your arrears by making regular weekly, fort...

Trade Union facility time - central function employees - Transparency

FOR PERIOD 1 APRIL 2024 TO 31 MARCH 2025 The Council recognises the following Trade Unions: GMB who has 1 representative. UNISON who has 2 representatives. UNITE who has 2 representatives. The 5 representatives shown above represent 4.8 full time equ...

Other useful information - Energy advice

Solar Panels If you are thinking of installing Solar Panels, or have recently had them fitted, the National Energy Action (NEA) website provides useful information that could help you better understand and maximise the benefits of having these. Opti...

Why do we need to process personal data? - Privacy Notice

We may need to use some information about you to: deliver services and support to you manage services we provide to you manage the employment of our workers who deliver these services help investigate any complaints you have about your services keep...

Notification of the Tour of Britain to residents and businesses - Tour of Britain

We have written to residents and businesses who we think may be impacted by the route of the Tour of Britain. You can download copies of the letters here: Notification to businesses, Newark [132kb] Notification to businesses, Southwell [149kb] Notifi...

Contact Us - Gas Safety

Manage your appointments via MyHome Call us on 01636 650 000 ...

Photo ID needed to vote at a polling station - Voter ID

The UK Government introduced a requirement for voters to show photo ID when voting at a polling station at some elections. This new requirement applied for the first time in England at the local elections that were held on Thursday 4 May 2023. Which ...

How we use the information - Customer Services Privacy Notice

We use the information that you have given to the Council to: provide you with access to our services and information carry out transactions signpost you to relevant agencies if we are unable to assist you directly investigate your enquiry, and cont...

Action on unsafe water supplies - Private water supplies

If we consider that a private water supply is unwholesome, the regulations state that we must: investigate the cause give the user(s) advice to allow them to minimise the potential of danger liaise with the Health Protection Agency to seek advice on...

Past editions of Newark & Sherwood District Councils' residents' e-newsletters - Email newsletters

Past editions of our residents' e-newsletters are available to read at any time:   06/02/2026 - What's on in our district in February 30/01/2026 - Park improvements | Policing update | Switching to Council Tax e‑billing 12/12/2025 - Christmas bin ...

Tenant responsibilities - Applying to rent a Council home

Once you become a tenant with us, you’ll have certain rights and responsibilities which are laid out in your tenant agreement. This is a legal document. ...

Industrial emissions

Some industrial activities which emit substances into the environment could be harmful to wildlife, ecosystems or human health unless they’re controlled.  Industrial emissions are regulated and controlled under the Environmental Permitting Regula...

Environmental Information Regulations

The Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIRs) give you a general right of access to all the environmental information held by the Council, providing no exceptions apply....

Data protection

The Data Protection Act 2018 and GDPR protects information held about you by organisations including the Council. We process all of the personal information you provide in accordance with this regulation. For further details please see our . You can...

Background information - Southwell Leisure Centre

Statements issued in relation to Southwell Leisure Centre Newark and Sherwood District Council has released a number of statements in relation to Southwell Leisure Centre.  These can be accessed via the links below and provide background information...

How do I apply for self-build exemption? - Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)

Find out more details of the specific requirements to qualify for self-build exemption and the procedures to follow to claim it on the Planning Portal website. Apply before you start work by submitting a self-build exemption claim form (Part 1), to...

Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) - Protecting trees and hedgerows

A TPO is an Order made by the local planning authority in order to protect specific trees, groups of trees or woodlands. TPO trees are usually mature, of good form and, most importantly, can be clearly seen from a public area.  However, other factor...

Creating a plan - Business continuity

The Nottinghamshire Police website gives guidance on preparing a business continuity plan and the risks that we all face locally and nationally. The Federation of Small Businesses and Association of British Insurers also have general advice on busi...

Proposed Projects for the Newark and Sherwood District - Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects

There are two proposed solar projects for the Newark and Sherwood district: PS Renewables and Ørsted’s One Earth Solar Project and Elements Green’s Great North Road (GNR) Solar Park.   The Planning Inspectorate (PINs) is the Government Agency ...

How long does a club premises certificate last? - Club premises certificate

A club premises certificate has no time limit and will continue to have effect unless: it is withdrawn by the licensing authority following an application for the review of the certificate the club ceases to be a qualifying club it lapses on surrend...

Competitions

The District Council has various competitions for residents. Here are more details about the rules and conditions of these competitions. Palace Theatre: Competition Terms and Conditions - Steve Steinman's Eternal Love [18kb] Promotion Terms and Cond...

Examination homepage

Main Modifications Responses The submissions made by representors in relation to the Main Modification consultation which closed on 28th October 2025 have been published and can be viewed on the Main Modifications Responses tab below. The Inspector w...

How to apply - Concessions

The person who would be named on the concession license should complete the application form [60kb]. Applications are open until midday on Monday 24 March 2025. If you have any questions please email matthew.adey@nsdc.info.  Applications will be sc...

The Barons' War - King John

The Pope decreed that King John did not have to adhere to the conditions of Magna Carta. The king took the Pope at his word. The result was war. The barons called upon the French for support and the Tower of London was seized. The country was engulfe...