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Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level 2 Stage 2
Our Level 2 Stage 2 Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA) builds on the findings and recommendations made in the and ....
Planning feedback
To provide feedback on a planning application or enforcement issue you can . Please include your name, email address, planning application number and details of your feedback. Complex queries relating to planning and enforcement may require discussio...
Useful external apps and websites - Open data
NOMIS (Labour Market Statistics) Office for National Statistics Gov UK - public services all in one place FixMyStreet - report, view, or discuss street problems WhatDoTheyKnow - Freedom of information made easy WriteToThem - contact your represe...
Dementia Friends - Dementia support
Dementia Friends is an Alzheimer’s Society led initiative, funded by the Department of Health and Cabinet Office. It aims to increase dementia awareness, changing the way the nation thinks, talks and acts about dementia. People with dementia want ...
Can my business opt-in to the scheme? - Food hygiene rating system
Some businesses are not normally included in the scheme. The option to opt-in was removed in July 2014. Businesses that have already opted in will remain so until the time of their next inspection, partial inspection or audit so long as their rating ...
Assets of community value
Registration of buildings or open spaces as an asset of community value (ACV) is intended to give communities the opportunity to secure the continued use of the asset. This does not stop the sale or loss of such assets, but does give the commun...
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...
Available Activities - Parks activities
We have lots of eggs-cellent fun going on this Easter holiday! You'll be eggs-hausted! I Spy Enjoy looking at nature at little more closely with our twist on a scavenger hunt for spring, running from Saturday 5 April - Sunday 20 April! Take a reusabl...
Infrastructure to support growth
To achieve the vision, objectives and growth envisaged in our , making sure we have the right infrastructure is key. Infrastructure can include: affordable housing education (primary, secondary, post-16 & other) health highways transport and travel ...
Parking for disabled people - Car parks
Disabled people can park for free (for a duration of three hours and when parked in a designated disabled parking bay only) in all Newark and Sherwood District Council car parks. Visit our for more information on parking for disabled people, includi...
Parish flood maps - Parish flood maps
Averham parish flood map (PDF File, 378kb) Balderton parish flood map (PDF File, 441kb) Bathley parish flood map (PDF File, 306kb) Besthorpe parish flood map (PDF File, 4,011kb) Bilsthorpe parish flood map (PDF File, 271kb) Bleasby parish flood map ...
Turnaround times for searches - Local land searches
Our target turnaround time is 15 working days from acceptance of a valid submission (this includes payment of the correct fee).Our service currently operates Monday to Thursday. Changes in place over the coming months will be listed below....
Rural Services Network - Parish & Town Councils
The Rural Services Network is designed to provide smaller organisations with information and best practice relating to rural affairs. Their forums give members the opportunity to discuss issues relating to rural services and to share information....
Access and facilities for disabled people
From October 2004 the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) places a legal duty on all those who provide services to the public to make reasonable adjustments to the physical environment of their premises (retailers, cafes, leisure centres, cinemas, he...
Food safety and hygiene
As well as registering and inspecting businesses to ensure they’re preparing, cooking and storing food safely, we also work to share information about handling food at home. To avoid bacteria in food, which causes food poisoning, it’s vital to re...
Family friendly and accessible - Sherwood Forest Arts and Crafts Centre
The craft centre’s studios are accessible to everyone including wheel chair users and prams and pushchairs are also welcome. There are also baby-changing facilities and a small outdoor picnic area. Groups are welcome with or without prior notice. T...
Health and safety at work
Health and safety at work is one of the major functions undertaken by our Environmental Health team. We can offer help and advice on a range of issues from risk assessments to enforcement in a range of different settings, helping you have a safer wor...
Reducing the risk - Listed buildings
Maintenance and occupation are essential in preventing heritage from becoming at risk. Maintenance of assets already at risk can prevent them from further decay. Without maintenance, the cost of repair and consolidation escalates; the challenge for o...
Applying for a scrap metal dealer licence - Scrap metal
You can apply for your scrap metal dealer licence by and returning it to us, along with the correct fee. You’ll need to submit a basic criminal record disclosure form as part of the application process.Application for Scrap Metal Licence [50kb] ...
Be aware of the digital switchover - Careline 24/7
The digital switchover is something that is being enforced across the telecommunications industry which will see all traditional landlines in the UK switched off. The analogue, copper wire phone network (also known as public switch telephone network ...
Nuisance hedges - Protecting trees and hedgerows
Cupressocyparis leylandii, to give it its proper name, is a widely used hedging plant, well known for its evergreen habitat and fast growth rate. When clipped regularly in the growing season it can make a fine, neat and dense hedge that offers privac...
How we manage asbestos in Council properties - Asbestos
At Newark and Sherwood District Council, we manage asbestos containing materials by conducting surveys at your home if it was built prior to the year 2000. We will identify any asbestos and formulate an action plan to manage the asbestos material bas...
Who we are? - Customer Services Privacy Notice
Customer Services assist customers with their enquiries relating to many council services and wherever possible resolve these at the first point of contact. There are several ways that customers can contact the Councils: contact centre - all calls t...
Planning enforcement
We investigate all reports of potential breaches of planning. You can report a potential breach using our online reporting form. Report someone breaking planning rules. Please check to see if planning permission has been granted for the development...
Green Infrastructure Strategy - Biodiversity and landscape
The protection and enhancement of the area's biodiversity and open spaces should be seen not just as the protection of individual elements of our towns and villages. It is part of the development of an overall green infrastructure network of greenspa...
Our leisure centres
From swimming classes to fitness suites and personal trainers, you’ll find a host of sports, activities and membership options at our leisure centres to help you stay fit and healthy. Some centres also offer court and room hire options as well as c...
Animals and wildlife - Sherwood Heath
Small mammals that live on Sherwood Heath include the stoat and the mice and voles that are its prey. There are birds too, but the most important animals on Sherwood Heath are harder to see. They are invertebrates – small creatures without skel...
Fernwood Neighbourhood Plan
The Fernwood Neighbourhood Plan went to referendum on 28 September 2017 and was successful with 295 voting in favour and 48 against. As a result the Neighbourhood Plan now forms part of the development plan and can be used in the determination of p...
Business growth and support
Newark and Sherwood District Council's Economic Growth team offer or sign post to a range of fully funded support for businesses in the district both in-house and through partners, including: 1-2-1 tailored advice from specialist Nottinghamshire Co...
War memorials - Local heritage assets
Commemorative structures including memorials, statues, funerary monuments, gravestones, tombs and plaques are of considerable importance both in terms of their contribution to local identity and their aesthetic qualities. You’ll find such memorials...
Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level 2 Stage 1
Our Level 2 Stage 1 Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA) builds on the findings and recommendations made in the and precedes the ....
Security - Terms of use
You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account details. Do not share your username or password with anyone. Notify us immediately if you suspect any unauthorised use of your account and change your password immediately. ...
Looking After your Appliances - Gas Safety
For appliances within your home that you own: Have them serviced regularly by a Gas Safe Registered engineer. Never cover appliances or block air vents, grills, air bricks, or flues. These provide essential airflow to prevent carbon monoxide poisoni...
Infrastructure Funding Statement - Infrastructure to support growth
We’re required to produce an infrastructure funding statement (IFS) on an annual basis, detailing developer contributions from Section 106 agreements and the (CIL). The IFS comprises the following three reports: relating to the previous financial...
Winter Wishes
During winter families and friends from across the district joined in with the festive celebrations and spent valuable time with their loved ones. For some however, the winter months can feel lonely and to support those who need it most this winter, ...
Thank you to our funders
The second video is of Bishops Alexander School from Newark thanking The National Lottery Heritage Fund for their support and this is below:...
Public health
From promoting healthy lifestyles, to preventing disease, the Council has a responsibility across a wide range of public health issues. We provide advice and information in the following areas: If you have any questions regarding a publ...
Fraud - Transparency
Details of the The National Fraud Initiative matches electronic data within and between public and private sector bodies to prevent and detect fraud....
Statement of accounts 2014 to 2015 - Statement of accounts
Notice of public inspection (PDF File, 186kb) Statement of accounts 2014 to 2015 (PDF File, 951kb) Notice of completion of audit 2014 (PDF File, 174kb) ...
Parking near schools and CCTV car - Car parking enforcement
The Notts Parking Partnership is warning drivers not to park on school 'keep clear' markings. The county CCTV car is now patrolling schools to help discourage dangerous and inconsiderate parking near schools. Parking on school ‘keep clear’ mar...
Stay safe - Support for children and young people
ICO Young People - protecting your personal identity, social networking, identity theft and unwanted marketing. Mobile phone safety - a few easy steps to protect yourself - examples, solutions and how to report it. Fearless - provides advic...
Street Warden Housing Surgery
Pop by your local Street Warden Surgery! Need to pick up laundry tokens or buggy store coupons? Want to report a repair, raise a concern, or simply ask a question? Our friendly Street Wardens are here to help! They’ll be at your local community cen...
What developments are exempt from CIL? - Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
The following will not pay the levy, although in some cases you’ll need to make an application for exemption: developments of less than 100m2 — unless this is a whole house, in which case the levy is payable buildings into which people do not no...
Writing and Poetry - Arts directory
The Fosseway writing group This friendly, long-established Newark group aims to provide a welcoming and stimulating environment for anyone who wants to write. Whether you don’t know where to start or are an established writer, t...
Newark Town Centre Masterplan
Newark is a unique town that has plenty of potential. It’s well-connected, has a rich history, contains a great marketplace in its centre, and features a vast number of excellent independent shops. Residents, retailers, businesses and visitors are ...
Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Update
This Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA) update was produced in 2016 to support the Council’s process. This review provides an update to the Level 1 SFRA; it does not replace it. This update draws on new data to provide a full evidence base reg...
How to pay a fine - Fixed penalty notices
FPN issued by District Enforcement Officer If you have been issued an FPN by an Environmental Crime Officer employed by District Enforcement, and wish to discharge your liability from prosecution by making payment please use the following methods. Yo...
Day 2 - 2 February 2018 - Amended core strategy hearing statements
Gladman Developments - General Statement (Day 2) (PDF File, 366kb) Question 12 NSDC - Matter 12 (PDF File, 80kb) Tetlow King Planning obo Minster Veterinary Centre (Q12) (PDF File, 246kb) Question 13 NSDC - Matter 13 (PDF File, 73kb) Question 14 NSDC...
Current operators of wet cooling systems in the district - Cooling towers
Current operators of wet cooling systems in the district Occupier Address Number of towers NSK Europe Ltd Northern Rd, Newark, Notts, NG24 2ET 1 Saint-Gobain Formula Bowbridge Lane, Balderton, Newark, Notts, NG24 3BZ 2 British Sugar Plc New...
Full bottle bank? - Bottle banks and recycling points
All bottle banks and recycling points are emptied on a schedule, depending on when they are usually full. If you notice that a bottle bank is full, call the number on the bottle bank. Alternatively, you can give our customer services team a call o...