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Parish councils
- Awsworth Parish Village
  The pretty little village of Awsworth enjoys unspoilt views over the Erewash Valley and the now disused Bennerley Viaduct. Built in 1879 the unique lattice wrought iron bridge construction is 500 yards long (457 metres) and links Awsworth to Ilkeston. Population 2,455
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- Brinsley Parish
  This is the most northerly village in the Borough and a former mining community set on beautiful rural countryside. Brinsley is an ancient settlement mentioned in the Domesday book as "Bruneslia". The name means leys or meadows belonging to Lord Brun. Population 2,500
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- Cossall Parish
  Cossall lies in the very heart of the Borough and is a tranquil rural village. The centre of the village is clustered along a narrow road and provides the opportunity to view a number of distinctive rural listed buildings in their unique setting. Population 630
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- Eastwood Town
  Many of the places in Eastwood which Lawrence knew and wrote about, especially the countryside, have changed very little. Much of the industrial development in Eastwood began in the last century when it was a thriving mining town. Population 11,505
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- Greasley Parish
  Greasley is the largest of the ten parishes within the Borough of Broxtowe, but the least densely populated. Farms and woodland dominate this lovely countryside setting with the smaller more populated areas focused around the villages of Watnall, Newthorpe, Giltbrook, Beauvale and Moorgreen. Population 10,415
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- Kimberley Town
  Kimberley was an ancient settlement and much of the land in the area was within the estate of the Duke of Rutland until it was divided and sold in 1816. Its rapid development in the early 19th century was due to the lace making, mining and brewing industries. Population 6,430
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- Nuthall Parish
  This is a popular residential area much favoured by commuters to Nottingham and close to Junction 26 of the M1. The A610, which divides the old village, is a major route into the city. Population 6,025
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- Parish Councils
  In law, the town council is a parish council. A town council covers a town whereas a parish council covers a village(s).
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- Stapleford Town
  Stapleford lies on the boundary between Nottingham and Derbyshire and its origins can be traced back to pre-Norman Conquest times. In the churchyard of the parish church of St Helen's stands The Stone Cross which dates back to Saxon times and is said to be the oldest Christian memorial in the Midlands. Population 16,910
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- Trowell Parish
  The present parish church in Trowell was built in the 14th century and its predecessor is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The older part of the village has developed little over the years. In 1951 Trowell was chosen as the 'Festival Village' for the Festival of Britain which explains the name of the pub which was opened a few years later. Population 2,480
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Parking
- Beeston Car Parks
  Information about the car parks in Beeston
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- Beeston Multi Storey Car Park
  The car park offers a shop mobility scheme providing scooters to disabled shoppers in Beeston.
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- Blue Badge Scheme
  The Blue Badge scheme provides a range of parking concessions for people with severe mobility problems.
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- Car Parks
  Broxtowe Borough Council are responsible for a number of surface car parks in Beeston, Eastwood, Kimberley and Stapleford, along with a multi-storey car park in Beeston.
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- Civil Enforcement Off-Street Parking Places Order
  Proposed Broxtowe Borough Council (Civil Enforcement Off Street Parking Places) Order 2010.
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- Eastwood Car Parks
  Information about the car parks in Eastwood
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- How to Find Us
  Travel & parking information if planning a visit to the Town Hall & Council Offices.
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- How You Can Help
  Information about parking in Broxtowe
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- Kimberley Car Parks
  Information on parking in Kimberley
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- Special Access Permit
  The Special Access Scheme is a concession for people who have particular mobility difficulties. It allows their vehicle access to pedestrian areas in Nottinghamshire.
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- Stapleford Car Parks
  Information on parking in Stapleford
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Parking penalties
- Why Civil Parking Enforcement?
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- Civil Parking Enforcement
  Information relating to Civil Parking Enforcement since 12th May 2008.
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Parks and gardens
- Borough Owned and Managed Play Areas
  The Council provides a range of play areas and facilities throughout the Borough. These are provided at parks and recreation grounds or on public open space.
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- Bramcote Hills Park
  Information relating to Bramcote Hills Park.
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- Fairgrounds
  An Annual Fair takes place at Dovecote Lane Recreation Ground, Beeston at the end of August/early September each year. Please see dates below.
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- List of Parks and Recreation Grounds
  Information on local parks and recreational ground on Broxtowe
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- Open (Green) Spaces Strategy
  The Green Spaces Strategy is an assessment of the provision and standard of the Borough's green spaces, which are owned by Broxtowe Borough Council and its partners, and the needs and aspirations of the users of those spaces, both residents and visitors alike.
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- Open Spaces
  In addition to the Parks and Recreation Grounds, the council maintains over 40 hectares of publicly accessible open space.
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- Outdoor Facilities
  The Council provide a range of parks and recreation grounds throughout the Borough.
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Partnership working
- Recruitment
  The Council is committed to attracting new jobs to the area and works in partnership with other agencies to ensure residents benefit from employment opportunities created.
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- South Nottinghamshire Community Safety Partnership
  The South Nottinghamshire Community Safety Partnership brings together a range of different organisations to tackle issues across Broxtowe and the rest of South Nottinghamshire.
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Pavements
- Broxtowe Highways Functions
  Broxtowe, as agents to Nottinghamshire County Council manage and deliver the following functions in the Broxtowe area.
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- Highways Services
  Most roads in Broxtowe are the responsibility of Nottinghamshire County Council as Highway Authority and many highways services are provided directly by the County Council.
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- Pavements
  The Borough Council inspects and maintains 400km of highways and associated footways within the borough
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Payments
- How to Pay
  Information relating to how to pay your business rates.
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- Revision & Appeals
  If you wish to appeal against a decision about housing or council tax benefit, you will need to know what actions to take.
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Payments to Suppliers
- Payments to Suppliers
  In response to the Governments' commitment to greater transparency, Broxtowe Borough Council will publish details of its spending with its suppliers.
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Performing animal licences
- Performing Animals
  To exhibit or train performing animals will require you to be registered with Broxtowe Borough Council.
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Performing arts
- Arts Development
  Broxtowe Borough Council has been actively involved in supporting arts development since the appointment of the Council's first Art's Development Officer in 2000.
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- Play
  Information on the wide range of play activities in Broxtowe.
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- Projects
  As well as the ongoing development of annual events and programmes the arts and events team develop 'one off' projects in partnership with local partners and organisations.
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- Chinese New Year
  A Chinese New Year event and associated programmes have taken place in Beeston since 2004 and has received unprecedented support from the local community and Chinese population.
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- Events
  Broxtowe Borough Council provides a variety of leisure activities for it's residents and visitors.
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- Indigenous Art Exhibition
  The Arts & Events Team at Broxtowe Borough Council organise the annual art exhibition - Indigenous Arts.
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- Music In The Square
  The 2009 Festival of Entertainment was the promotion of 4 Saturdays of live high quality, culturally diverse live music in Beeston Square which attracts a large regular audiences as well as enhancing the shopping experience for pedestrians.
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- Play Days
  Broxtowe Borough Council are mad about Play and want all children to have access to local, exciting Free Play opportunities this summer.
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- Proms In The Park
  Broxtowe Borough Council are delighted to announce their third Proms in the Park which will be held at the beautiful bandstand on Dovecote Lane Recreation Ground, Beeston on Saturday 19th September from 7.30 - 10.00pm
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- The Hemlock Happening
  On Saturday 12th June 2010, the Hemlock Happening, Broxtowe Borough's most fun, most entertaining and best attended free community event of the year takes place. All the fun happens at Bramcote Hills Park in full view of the Hemlock Stone. The festivities start at 1pm and end with a fireworks finale at 10:30pm.
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- The Vibe
  An Eastwood Arts Festival event for Young People organised by the Eastwood Young People's Partnership.
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- Village Ventures
  The rural and community touring scheme for Nottinghamshire.
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Pests and pest control
- Ants
  The common Black ant or Garden ant has a black-segmented body 5mm long. The queen ant is 15mm long.
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- Bed Bugs
  The adult bed bug is an oval insect, 5mm long by about 3mm broad. If the bed bug has not recently fed it is very flattened and red-brown in colour. Once it has fed it changes to a dark mahogany colour and becomes more rounded.
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- Biscuit Beetles
  The biscuit beetle is 2-3mm long and is mid to dark-matt brown in colour and has finely ridged wing cases and a loose three-segmented antenna.
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- Carpet Beetles
  There are several species of carpet beetles including the two-spot carpet beetle and the variegated carpet beetle; the adult beetle is around 4½ - 7mm in length.
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- Cockroaches
  There are two types of cockroach commonly found in this country; they are quite large insects, which can be distinguished by their size and colour.
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- Earwigs
  Earwigs are small to medium sized insects, approximately 12 20mm long, with light to dark brown flattened segmented bodies
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- Fleas
  Description The adult flea is 2 7 mm long and reddish brown in colour.
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- Foxes
  Although foxes are mainly nocturnal they can often be seen during the day. Foxes are territorial and they live in small family groups, generally they only survive for around two years.
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- Mice
  An adult house mouse usually weighs about 1oz or 25gm. The colour of its fur is usually brown on its body and grey on its under parts. The ears are large in relation to its body, whilst the tail is the same length as the head and body combined.
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- Moles
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- Pest Control
  Broxtowe Borough Council has a legal duty so far as it is reasonably practicable, to keep their district free from Rats and Mice. This may entail making land owners and occupiers take action to control Rats and Mice on their land.
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- Rats
  Although there are different types of rats in this country, problems with rats in this area are most likely to be due to the brown rat, also known as the common rat (Rattus norvegicus).
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- Squirrels
  The grey squirrel weighs about 500gms and stands around 25cm high. The body is adapted for climbing and jumping and they use their tail for balance.
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- Wasps
  The most common wasps are the German Wasp and Common Wasp. Their bodies have a characteristic black and yellow band across the abdomen. They are fairly large insects approx. 30mm in length
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- Woodlice
  The adult wood louse is about 15mm in length, quite flat and slate grey in colour with seven pairs of legs.
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Pet care
- Spaying and Neutering FAQ's
  Frequently Asked Questions
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Pet shop licences
- Pet Shop
  To run a business selling pet animals you need a licence from Broxtowe Borough Council. This includes all commercial selling of pet animals, including pet shops and businesses selling animals over the internet.
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Petitions
- Petitions
  The council has approved a scheme for dealing with petitions submitted by members of the public.
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Places of worship
- Stapleford Saxon Cross
  Stapleford Saxon Cross, Stapleford
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Planning (town and country)
- Beeston Town Centre Plan
  This document has the status of a Supplementary Planning Document in the Local Development Framework. It was adopted on 17 June 2008.
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- Community Action Teams
  There are over twenty Community Action Teams (CATs) now meeting regularly throughout the Borough.
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- Regional Spatial Strategy (RSS)
  The Draft Plan was issued by the East Midlands Regional Assembly (EMRA) in September 2006, the Report of the Panel that oversaw the Examination in Public (EiP) was published in November 2007 and the Secretary of State's Proposed Changes were produced in July 2008.
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- Greater Nottingham Employment Land Study
  Planning and Development Economists consultants Roger Tym & Partners with Lambert Smith Hampton were appointed to undertake a review of employment land throughout the Nottingham area.
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- Land Charges
  Information about Local Land Charges, local searches and other points of contact.
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- Local Development Framework Downloads
  The links to the left give access to various documents relating to the Local Development Framework (LDF).
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- Planning & Building Control
  Welcome to Planning and Building Control. These pages provide information on all aspects of planning and building activities in Broxtowe Borough.
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- Planning Search Disclaimer
  Please read these terms carefully before using the Planning Application Search Engine. Using this search engine indicates that you accept these terms. If you do not accept these terms, do not use our Planning Application Search Engine.
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- Planning Sitemap
  Planning Department Sitemap
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- Sustainable Urban Extensions Study
  The Government requires all local councils to identify areas where new housing could be built over the next 25 years as the population and the demand for housing continues to grow.
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Planning applications
- Building Control Advice
  Today everyone naturally expects that buildings will provide a safe and healthy environment. Broxtowe's Building Control Service aims to make this happen and protect your investment.
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- Comment on a Planning Application
  Use the search facility below to find current undetermined planning applications or appeals and decisions made within the last 6 months.
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- Development Control Committee
  The Development Control Committee comprises elected Councillors representing all parts of the Borough.
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- Download Publications
  Use this section to view and download all planning and building control related publications, forms and advice leaflets.
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- FAQs
  This page contains all of the Frequently Asked Questions provided by the Planning Department.
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- Find a Planning Application
  Use the search facility below to find current undetermined planning applications or appeals and decisions made within the last 6 months.
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- Planning Advice Leaflets
  There are 14 Advice Leaflets to help you, from Public Speaking at the Development Control Committees, Alterations to Your Roof, Shop Front Security and Thinking of Your Neighbours
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- Planning Applications & Advice
  To many people 'planning' means the control of development through the planning applications system. Development control involves the controlling of building and engineering operations or changes in the use of land and buildings.
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- Planning Fees
  Most applications will require a fee, details of which can be downloaded from the right hand side of this screen.
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- Property History Search
  Information on historical planning applications.
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- Submit a Planning Application
  Information on the different ways to submit a planning application.
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- Sustainable Developers Guide
  The County Council, in partnership with District Councils in Nottinghamshire and the Environment Agency, has produced the Sustainable Developer Guide. It gives practical advice on matters relating to sustainability in development projects.
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- Weekly Planning Application Register
  Weekly lists contain details of all new Planning Applications received by the Borough Council in the previous week.
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Planning Enforcement
- Advice & Planning Applications
  Frequently Asked Questions
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- Planning Enforcement
  Planning legislation empowers the Council to take action when breaches of planning control have taken place. This usually takes the form of an Enforcement Notice which specifies what is wrong, what needs to be done to remedy the problem, and the rights of appeal against the notice itself.
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- Planning Enforcement FAQs
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- Service Standard
  Our Commitment to You
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Plants
- Main & Works Ponds
  Information relating to the Main & Works Pond areas of Attenborough Nature Reserve.
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- Nuisance Hedges
  Probably the most calls we receive on any single subject are about the problems with high hedges, particularly the dreaded Leyland Cypress hedges.
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Plastics recycling
- Recycling News
  Which bin is it this week? Is my garden waste collection due? Perhaps my glass bag should be out? To find out when, please click on the 'when is my collection' link below.
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- Waste and Recycling
  The Waste and Recycling Section provides a high quality service to residents throughout the borough, working towards achieving a Cleaner, Greener and Safer Environment
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Playgrounds
- Borough Owned and Managed Play Areas
  The Council provides a range of play areas and facilities throughout the Borough. These are provided at parks and recreation grounds or on public open space.
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- Open Spaces
  In addition to the Parks and Recreation Grounds, the council maintains over 40 hectares of publicly accessible open space.
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Police
- Police
  Nottinghamshire Police force information for the Broxtowe Borough area.
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Political parties
- Standing as a Candidate at Elections
  To stand as a candidate at elections you must meet certain criteria.
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- Referendums
  A fixed legal framework regarding the conduct of referendums has been established in The Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000. This act refers to referendums held across the UK and also applies to regional referendums within England.
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Pollution
- Air Pollution
  Information regarding Air Pollution in Broxtowe Borough Council
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- Contaminated Land
  Under the 'contaminated land' regime each local authority has to "cause its area to be inspected from time to time for the purpose of identifying contaminated land" (Section 78B Environmental Protection Act 1990).
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- Environment
  The Environmental Health Division aims to protect and improve the health of residents and persons working in the Borough. Much of our work including food hygiene, health & safety, communicable diseases and pest control, is covered in the Health Section of this website.
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- Nature Conservation Strategy
  Broxtowe Borough Council has been working with Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust and the Broxtowe Wildlife Forum for over a year to produce an updated Nature Conservation Strategy which reflects the aspirations of all partners.
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- Noise Nuisance
  Common causes for complaint are loud music, parties, barking dogs, noise from industrial premises and DIY.
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- Pollution
  Information on how Broxtowe is tackling pollution
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Ponds
- Church Pond, Tween Pond & Clifton Pond
  Information relating to Church Pond, Tween Pond & Clifton Pond areas of Attenborough Nature Reserve.
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- Delta Area, The Bund & Beeston Pond
  Information relating to the Delta Area, The Bund & Beeston Pond areas of Attenborough Nature Reserve.
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- Main & Works Ponds
  Information relating to the Main & Works Pond areas of Attenborough Nature Reserve.
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Population and migration
- Population Split by Age
  Broxtowe Population Statistics - Census 2001
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- Statistics & Census Information
  Broxtowe Population Statistics By Ward - Census 2001
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- The Life-Guide
  A guide to living, working and general life in the UK.
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Postal voting
- Voting by Electors with Disabilities
  We try to ensure that all polling stations are as accessible as possible for electors with disabilities by using temporary ramps, alternative entrances and removing any potential hazards..
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Pot holes (roadway)
- Potholes
  The Borough Council are responsible for the maintenance and repair of potholes where the surface of the road has been eroded, a hollow has formed and poses risk to road users.
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Premises to let
- First Lets Scheme
  The First Lets website makes it easy for people to find rented accommodation in Nottinghamshire, and helping them over obstacles like deposits and all the paperwork which is needed to rent a home. The site allows landlords to publish details of their properties, and helps both tenants and landlords rent in confidence.
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- Keeping up Appearances
  Broxtowe Borough Council's Keeping Up Appearances grant scheme continues to be a success in the Borough. If you have a retail or commercial premises in the area and are looking to give your business a facelift, then this could be the grant for you.
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Primary schools
- Infant, Junior and Primary Schools
  Locations and contact details for infant, junior and primary schools in Broxtowe Borough can be viewed below.
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- Your School Your Environment
  The Your School Your Environment project brings teachers from across the borough together to provide them with information about resources, funding and support for environmental education initiatives, and to give them an opportunity to share ideas and experiences that they can take back to their own schools.
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Private rented accommodation
- Private Housing
  There are a number of ways in which the Council can help with private sector housing.
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- Privately Rented Accommodation
  If you would like to pursue the option of private rented accommodation, it is worth looking in several different places.
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Probate
- Help with Funeral Costs
  Paying for a funeral is one of the most expensive 'one off' items that you will have to pay for in your lifetime.
  Read more about Getting Help with Funeral Expenses
- Wills and Probate
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Procurement
- Payments to Suppliers
  In response to the Governments' commitment to greater transparency, Broxtowe Borough Council will publish details of its spending with its suppliers.
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- Procurement
  Doing business with the Council
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- Procurement FAQ
  Frequently Asked Questions
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- Supply, Installation and Maintenance of Gym Equipment
  Tenders are invited for the 'Supply, Installation and Maintenance of Gym Equipment to Broxtowe Borough Council (Council).
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Proxy voting
- Voting by Electors with Disabilities
  We try to ensure that all polling stations are as accessible as possible for electors with disabilities by using temporary ramps, alternative entrances and removing any potential hazards..
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- How to Vote
  Information on who can vote, how and where you can vote
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Public consultation
- Consultations
  Consultation - involving the public in the work of the borough council and its strategic partners - is an integral part of the council's policy-making process.
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Public conveniences
- Public Toilets
  All Broxtowe Borough Council managed public toilets in Beeston, Eastwood, Stapleford and Kimberley will be closed on 25th, 26th & 28th December and 1st January 2010. We apologies in advance for any inconvenience this may cause.
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Public libraries
- Libraries
  Locations, contact details and opening times of libraries in Broxtowe can be viewed below. Library services in Broxtowe are provided by Nottinghamshire County Council.
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Public service charters
- Service Standards
  Information relating to departmental Service Standards.
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Public services
- One-to-One Business Advice
  Free Local Business Advice available in the Borough
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Public transport
- Concessionary Allowances Scheme
  Please note from 1st April 2010 the travel permit will no longer provide half fare travel on buses and trams in Nottinghamshire before 9.30am Monday to Friday or discounted fares on local trains at any time. Free travel will still be available on local buses throughout England 9.30am - 11pm Monday to Friday and all day Saturday, Sundays and bank holidays.
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- Roadworks FAQs
  Roadworks Frequently Asked Questions
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- Travel & Transport
  Information on Travel & Transport in Broxtowe
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- Useful Contact Details
  Contact details for travel in Broxtowe & Nottingham
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Publication schemes
- How We Make Decisions
  For further information please follow the links or contact the Freedom of Information Officer.
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- Lists and Registers
  For further information please follow the links or contact the Freedom of Information Officer.
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- Public Notices
  Here you can find details on any public notice issued by Broxtowe Borough Council. A contact has been assign to every notice if you require any further information.
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- Publication Scheme
  The Council is required to publish a publication scheme under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
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