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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...
Friends of Sconce and Devon Park - Community litter picks
The Friends of Sconce and Devon Park is a group of volunteers who help with the management and maintenance of the park. The Friends meet every other month and new members are always welcome. The group gets together for regular litter picks and help...
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...
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...
Link to the survey - Kiddey Stones - Public Consultation
You can complete the survey online here. Please click on the link which contains 3 questions and will take no more than five minutes to complete: NSDC Consultation on the future of the Kiddey Stones The survey closed at midnight on the evening of Mo...
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...
Charity and discretionary relief - Rate reliefs
Charities are entitled to relief from rates on any non-domestic property that is wholly or mainly used for charitable purposes. Relief is given at 80 per cent of the bill. Charities and Registered Community Amateur Sports Clubs (CASCs) are also entit...
Pest control
We do not offer a pest control services, but you can a find a pest controller on the British Pest Control Association (BPCA) website. The BPCA site also offers useful advice and information on the control of all types of pest....
Help and support for residents. - Humanitarian Assistance Response Team
Information for the clinically extremely vulnerable on the future of the shielding programme. Up to date information for those who are considered clinically extremely vulnerable is available on the government website. Additional information for re...
Consultation and engagement
Have your say on open consultations, get involved in volunteering or find out information on available community funding....
National Civil War Centre - Room hire
The National Civil War Centre (NG24 1JY) is located in the centre of Newark, is easily accessible by public transport and is a short walk from Newark Northgate train station. The museum has a number of spaces which can be used flexibly to suit your ...
CCTV data protection and security - CCTV
CCTV is provided for the benefit of the community - to deter and detect acts of crime and disorder. Newark and Sherwood District Council's CCTV system is run in accordance with data protection and human rights legislation and never to the detrimen...
Housing health and safety rating system - Help with poor housing conditions
The Housing Act 2004 included a property assessment tool called the housing health and safety rating system (HHSRS). Where a report is received regarding poor housing conditions we use the HHSRS to assess the risk and condition of residential prope...
Apply for Universal Credit online - Universal Credit
You can apply for Universal Credit online via the gov.uk website. You’ll need the following to hand when you make your application: national insurance number details of any capital held in any bank, building society or Post Office accounts your t...
Financial information - Bathley Parish Council
AGAR documents 2023-2024 (PDF File, 18,633kb) Notice of Public Rights 2024 (PDF File, 111kb) If you would like to view previous documents relating to financial information, please contact the Parish Clerk....
Hawtonville community centre - Community centres
This modern, purpose-built facility in St Mary’s Gardens (NG24 4JQ) is fully accessible for all. It’s available for hire at competitive rates for meetings and regular bookings. Current bookings include hype youth club, Elaine Varney school of dan...
Notification to sell an asset - Assets of community value
If the registered owner intends to sell a registered asset, they must inform the Council of this decision by writing to the Business Manager – Planning Policy & Infrastructure. This act triggers the moratorium on any sale until the protected period...
Public registers - Pollution
Public registers allow you to check facts. They might provide what is needed to put your mind at rest about an environmental issue or give you the necessary information to raise questions with the people concerned. Contact the Environment Agency if y...
Online payments - Ways to pay your Council Tax
Our online payments service is provided by Pay360 on behalf of the council. It’s easy to use and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Pay your council tax...
High hedge investigation and action - High hedges and overhanging branches
The aim of our investigation is to strike a balance between your and the hedge owner's interests. We will not mediate in the dispute. If after assessing all of the information and submissions by both sides in the matter, we’re satisfied that a hedg...
Leave No Litter Competition - Resources for schools
To tie in with the Great Big Green Week from Saturday 7 June to Sunday 15 June, we have a great, green competition for pupils in years 3-7. Learn more about the dangers of littering with our presentation before designing signage to deter and remind o...
National assistance funerals - Cemeteries, crematoria and funeral assistance
In some cases, the district council can take responsibility for the burial or cremation of a body. Read our public health act funerals policy (PDF File, 96kb) for more information Where there are assets that exceed the cost of the funeral in the dec...
Support with event promotion - Arts development
If you’re an arts professional, community group, local individual or arts organisation within the district, we may be able to help with promoting your events. Please send details of your event to our communications team pr@newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk...
Gladstone House, Newark - Housing with care
Gladstone House is an extra care development for over 65's just off Bowbridge Road in Newark. Built to meet the needs of our community, it’s a modern facility, designed specifically to allow people to live life to the full, independently and safely...
Elections privacy notice
This privacy notice is published in accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) which formally came into effect on the 25 May 2018. The notice provides general information on the way in which the personal information you provide...
Councillors - Hawton Parish Council
Cllr Tom Pykett (Chair) The Elms, Cotham Lane Hawton, Newark NG24 3RL 01636 703520 (h) 07918 882300 (m) tom.pykett@hawton.parish.email Cllr Ken Sutton The Granary, Sycamore Close Hawton, Newark NG24 3RL 01636 679218 (h)...
More information - Your Council Tax 2024
If you have a query regarding the detail provided, any aspect of your bill or would like to receive a hard copy of the details provided here, contact us. You can also contact the different services funded by your council tax using the details below....
More information - Your Council Tax 2025
If you have a query regarding the detail provided, any aspect of your bill or would like to receive a hard copy of the details provided here, contact us. You can also contact the different services funded by your council tax using the details below....
GDPR - Hawton Parish Council
How Hawton parish council handles your data: Hawton Data Protection ICO Certificate (PDF File, 94kb)...
Changes for taxi, private hire or scrap metal licence applications from April 2022 - Taxi licensing
The rules are changing if you’re an individual, company or any type of partnership applying for a licence for a: taxi driver private hire driver private hire vehicle operator scrap metal site scrap metal collector All existing licence holders and...
Self-isolation
You can check the latest advice about self-isolation on the NHS website. The rules on self-isolation can be found on the government website. For advice on quarantining following a trip abroad, check the government website....
Coddington Parish Council
Coddington lies three miles east of Newark-on-Trent. The parish council consists of eight councillors....
Councillors - Rolleston Parish Council
Statement of Persons Nominated (PDF File, 115kb) for the Parish of Rolleston By election on 22 June 2023. Cllr Pati ColmanRolleston VillaRollestonNG23 5SG01636 813260colman@icloud.com Cllr Michael GemsonAddress in Newark & Sherwood district. All ...
Houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) - Advice for private landlords
There are a number of specific requirements for landlords operating houses of multiple occupation and a mandatory licensing scheme for particular high risk properties. Visit our page for more information....
Home Upgrade Grant (HUG) - Making your home warmer
The Home Upgrade Grant (HUG) is a Government funded programme which provides energy efficiency upgrades and low-carbon heating via local authority funding, to households across England. The aim is to raise the energy efficiency of hard-to-heat homes,...
Flooding risk and responsibilities - Flood FAQs
When is flooding likely? Flooding is usually a consequence of a long period of rain or heavy downpours. It can be made worse by many variables including neglected culverts, saturated ground and blocked drainage systems. It’s hard to predict when...
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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 ...
Petitions
We welcome petitions and recognise that they are one way in which you can let us know your concerns. In general, a petition should include a brief title and a short statement covering the subject matter of the petition. The petition should clearly st...
Meetings - Rolleston Parish Council
Rolleston parish council meet on the first Monday of every month (except bank holidays) at 7.30pm at Rolleston Village Hall (Greenaway). No meeting is normally held during August....
Council's constitution - Transparency
Our constitution sets out how we operate, how decisions are made and the procedures that are followed to ensure these are efficient, transparent and accountable to local people. Read more about the ...
Restrictions - Terms of use
You may not use MyHome for any illegal or unauthorised purpose. You must not: Share your account credentials with others Interfere with the operation of the portal Upload or transmit any harmful or malicious content ...