Is there a charge for publication scheme information? - Publication scheme

We make no charge for downloading information from our website. Where it is not possible to offer a document electronically, charges may be made for photocopying, postage and packaging or costs incurred as a direct result of requesting the informatio...

Where can Legionella be found? - Water Hygiene and Legionella

Legionella is a bacterium that is naturally occurring in water sources such as rivers, lakes and reservoirs, but usually in very low numbers. Therefore, it is very rare that people contract the disease from this type of water source. However, as legi...

Newark and Sherwood District Council useful contacts - Useful contacts

ServiceContact details Customer Service 01636 650 000 customerservices@newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk  Make a payment (24 hour dedicated payment line 01636 650 000 Select the correct option, you will need to enter a billing or reference number ...

What's On - Boughton Community Hub

Do you need some help, looking to try at new skill or just want to have a natter with other residents - there are lots of community activities, training, advice and support sessions available at the Hub. Coffee Club Coffee Club at the Boughton Commu...

Introduction - Clipstone Regeneration

For years, we have been working hard to reimagine the possibilities at Clipstone, and the allocation of this funding enables us to explore an exciting new chapter known as Vicar Water Country Park (Phase 3)....

Public engagement - Local Government Reorganisation (LGR)

Local people were able to complete an online survey to help us understand what matters most to people and ensure that any future changes reflect the needs and priorities of our communities. The views of people shared in this survey fed into the devel...

Report Online - Information for New Residents

You can report a number of issues to us as well: Abandoned vehicles Anti-social behaviour Breaks in planning rules Damaged residential bins Damaged street nameplates Dead animals Dog bins Fly-tipping Graffiti or flyposting Housing repairs Litter Lit...

Pollution from wood burning stoves - Smoke control areas

PM2.5 is particulate matter or small particles that are 2.5 µm (microns) and smaller, for comparison the average human hair is 70 µm in diameter. They are of particular concern as they can be inhaled deep into the lungs and from there can migrate a...

Kneesall, Kersall and Ompton Neighbourhood Plan - Neighbourhood plans under preparation

The parish of Kneesall, Kersall and Ompton was designated as a neighbourhood area for the purposes of neighbourhood planning on 25 March 2015. The community are now able to progress with the development of a neighbourhood plan. ...

My physical condition has changed so my house isn’t suitable any more. What can I do? - Tenant Frequently Asked Questions

If your needs are changing, we can make some to support you to live independently in your home. If this isn't suitable or you need to move from your current home, you can apply to access a range of properties with additional facilities and services. ...

What if the problem is not on your own property? - Pest control

If there is a pest problem that is not on your own property, the first thing to do is to let your neighbour know about the problem. If they are unhelpful you can get advice by calling us on 01636 650000....

Contact - Kneesall, Kersall and Ompton Parish Council

Clerk: Mr Robert (Bob) Greenland, 15 Baulk Lane, Kneesall, Newark NG22 0AA Telephone: 01623 860970 or 07773 652694 E-mail: rwdgforkpc@yahoo.com...

Other audit provisions - Internal audit and inspections

The Council is also subject to various inspections and audit from external bodies including Mazars who are currently our external auditors....

Good bonfire guidelines - Garden bonfires

If you are going to have a bonfire, the first thing to do is to warn your neighbours  - they are much less likely to complain about it if you do. Then follow these guidelines to avoid causing a serious nuisance: only burn dry material never burn ho...

Allergen information for consumers - Food safety regulations

In the UK, approximately: 1-2% of adults and 5-8% of children live with a food allergy 1 in 100 people have coeliac disease (serious allergy to gluten) By law, customers can expect to see details of 14 regulated allergens contained in the food you ...

Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning - Carbon Monoxide

Look out for these six main symptoms: Headaches Dizziness Nausea Breathlessness Collapse Loss of consciousness Symptoms may disappear when you leave home and pets may also show signs....

Appeal being considered by the Planning Inspectorate - View or comment on a planning application

In the event of an appeal being considered by the Planning Inspectorate, we will forward redacted copies of all comments made and accepted, to the Planning Inspectorate as part of the appeals process.  For a householder or minor commercial applicati...

Exemptions for working dogs - Public space protection orders

You’ll be exempt if you have a working dog on land to which the PSPO applies while the dog is working. This includes dogs that are being used for work in connection with emergency search and rescue, herding or shepherding animals, law enforcement a...

Volunteer researcher exploration - Archaeological and researcher exploration

Our dedicated volunteer researchers at Newark Castle have been hard at work uncovering the secrets of this historic site! From mysterious gargoyles to ancient graffiti, they've left no stone unturned. Watch the video below to learn more about their f...

What is the digital phone switchover? - The digital phone switchover

The UK’s landline services are going digital. By 2027, most telephone providers will switch customers from analogue landlines over to new digital services....

Keeping your home warm - Winter safety

Cold homes can have a significant impact on your health. One of the best ways of keeping yourself well during winter is to stay warm. Nottinghamshire County Council provides some top tips for keeping warm in winter on their website or you can visit ...

Tree conservation - Heritage and tree conservation

The district has a unique biodiversity including ancient oaks in Sherwood Forest and flocks of thousands of golden plover wintering on the wetlands of the Trent Valley.  As part of our conservation work the Council helps protect and promote the dist...

Car parks in Ollerton - Car park locations

Forest Road car park Free parking Disabled parking spaces: 9 No height restriction but vehicles must be able to park within a parking bay Opening times: 24hrs Park Mark Safer Parking Accredited Disabled Parking Accredited ...

Failed applications - Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs)

If you have any complaints, please in the first instance. You can appeal to a Residential Property Tribunal. Any appeal must be made within 28 days of the decision being made....

National non-domestic rating multiplier - Business rates information and appeals

We work out your business rates bill by multiplying the rateable value of the property by the relevant multiplier set by central government.   There are currently two multipliers: small business multiplier: 49.9p payable occupied properties with ...

Animal feed - Registering your food business

More information on animal feed premises registration and a specific application form can be found on the Nottinghamshire County Council website....

Contact - Coddington Parish Council

Clerk:   Miss Dawn Hockenhull            7 Temperance Lane            Collingham            Newark            NG23 7LU Tel: 07817 071875 Email: coddingtonpc@hotmail.com...

Wood burning stoves - Smoke control areas

Many people across the district use a wood burning stove to keep their homes warm. Recent research has identified that they are a large contributor to air pollution. If you live in a smoke control area your burner should be an exempt appliance. This ...

Resolving light pollution issues - Light pollution

If you’re experiencing a problem from a neighbour, we recommend that you try to resolve the problem by speaking to them directly. Consider approaching them to explain politely that you are being troubled. There may be a simple solution that will re...

Waste collections - Flooding information hub

If you have any flood damaged domestic bulky items such as furniture or white goods, please check with your insurance company before disposing of them as it may affect your claim. Residents who need help disposing of large household items that have...

News and updates - Local Government Reorganisation (LGR)

Our previous news stories relating to LGR in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire are available via the links below: November 2025 Councils to submit final plans for biggest shake-up to local government in over 50 years August 2025 July 2025 June 2025 ...

Environment - Amended core strategy examination library

ENV/01 SFRA Review 2017 Consultation Document and Appendices (PDF File, 21,900kb)ENV/02 Level 2 SFRA Report (May 2017) (PDF File, 10,536kb)ENV/03 Water Cycle Study Review 27-01-2017 (PDF File, 4,862kb)ENV/04 Green Infrastructure Strategy (PDF File, 9...

Event communication and engagement - Yorke Drive document library

2025 Yorke Drive drop in event February 2025 (PDF File, 1,132kb) 2024 Consultation Boards Resident's Drop in Session 5 June 2024 (PDF File, 11,532kb) 2022 Letter to Residents - Invite to Resident Engagement Event 25 January 2022 (PDF File, 526kb) Yor...

Health and safety in residential care homes - Health and safety at work

If you’re the owner or manager of a care home, you need to be aware of the implications of any hazards at your premises. Risk assessments should cover a wide range of areas to ensure that the health and safety of your employees and residents is eff...

Approved food establishments - Registering your food business

If your food business makes, prepares or handles food that comes from animals to supply to other food businesses, your premises may need approval. More information about applying for approval can be found on the Food Standards Agency website. The app...

How we get the personal information and why we have it - Revenues and Benefits Privacy Notice

We collect information by the following means: online i.e. our website via email over the telephone by paper correspondence in person (face-to-face) information from other Council Departments information provided by employer, educational institution...

Non-emergencies - Where can I get help?

For non-emergencies contact Nottinghamshire Police on 101....

Meet Councillor Ross, Armed Forces Champion, Newark and Sherwood District Council - Our Armed Forces Champion

I am Dr Neil Ross. I became a first time District Councillor in 2023. I joined the RAF as a Medical Cadet in 1980, whilst at University. The RAF trained me as a GP and Aviation Medicine specialist. I served in the RAF for 20 years to the rank of Win...

Safe surrender information - Knife Angel

Safe surrender points are permanently located at police stations across the region where people can anonymously surrender knives.   Report concerns about someone carrying a knife  Find a local Police Station on the Nottinghamshire ...

Regulation 16 Stage Representations - Bulcote Neighbourhood Plan

Regulation 16 Representation - Anglian Water (PDF File, 901kb) Regulation 16 Representation - Coal Authority (PDF File, 153kb) Regulation 16 Representation - Highways England (PDF File, 69kb) Regulation 16 Representation - NCC Highways (PDF File, 49k...

Election expenses - What we spend and how we spend it

All different types of elections have different fee structures. For information on election expenses please contact the Elections Manager by calling 01636 655222....

Self-build exemption - Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)

If you’re building your own home, or have commissioned a home from a contractor, house builder or sub-contractor, you may be exempt as a self-builder.  To claim the exemption you must own the property and intend to occupy it as your principal resi...

Second Publication Amended Allocations & Development Management DPD (Sep 23-Nov 23) - Previous stages of plan review

Following the First Publication Consultation in Autumn/Winter 2022, the Council decided that a Second Publication Consultation would be required due to a representation received from the Environment Agency and a change in situation regarding the Gyp...

Food hygiene rating scheme - Registering your food business

Once registered, your business will be inspected by your local authority inspectors. Preparing thoroughly for inspection means your business has the best chance of getting a top rating (5) in the food hygiene rating scheme. and how to prepare for yo...

Concerns about caravan sites - Caravan site licence

If you’re concerned about noise, pollution, etc or have a complaint relating to licensed premises or suspect premises are operating without the required licence, please for help and advice. The Government has extended the role of the Leaseholder ...

More Information - Self Build Register

You can read further guidance on guidance on self-build and custom-build on the Government website. The National Custom and Self Build Association also includes a range of useful information on self-build and custom housebuilding....

The type of personal information we collect - Planning privacy notice

We currently collect and process information including but not limited to: name, address, signatures contact details (email, telephone numbers, address) visual images (including drone / videos / photos) organisational details financial information (...

Sunbeds / sun showers regulations - Beauty treatments

New regulations from April 2011 impose additional duties on sunbed businesses through the Sunbeds (Regulation) Act 2010....

Empty homes - Empty buildings

Empty homes restrict local housing supply and are a wasted resource. Our first course of action is always to engage with the current owners to find suitable solutions. We may take enforcement action if re-occupation of empty properties has not been a...

How we store and how long we keep information about you - Customer Services Privacy Notice

Your information is stored securely in electronic format. 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 require...