- Custom and Self-Build Register
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- Local Plan
- Greater Nottingham Strategic Plan
- Neighbourhood Planning
- Authority Monitoring Report
- Infrastructure Funding Statement
- East Midlands Development Corporation
- Local Development Scheme
- Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA)
- Statement of Community Involvement
- Brownfield Land Register
- Chewton Street Contamination Report
- Parish Profiles
- Historical Planning Documents
- Housing Delivery Test
- Planning Policy Privacy Statement
- Toton and Chetwynd Barracks Strategic Masterplan Supplementary Planning Document (SPD)
Custom and Self-Build Register
What is custom and self-build?
Self-build housing means that you are directly involved in organising the design and construction of your new home. Custom build usually means working with a specialist developer to help you deliver your home.
What area does the register cover?
Gedling Borough Council is hosting the Custom and Self-Build Registers on behalf of Broxtowe Borough Council, Erewash Borough Council, Nottingham City Council and Rushcliffe Borough Council. The register allows you to choose which area(s) you are interested in building in.
A map of each Council area can be viewed below:
- Broxtowe Borough Council (.pdf) (1MB) (Opens in new a window) (Opens in a New Window)
- Erewash Borough Council (.pdf) (1MB) (Opens in new a window) (Opens in a New Window)
- Gedling Borough Council (.pdf) (1MB) (Opens in new a window) (Opens in a New Window)
- Nottingham City Council (.pdf) (1MB) (Opens in new a window) (Opens in a New Window)
- Rushcliffe Borough Council (.pdf) (1MB) (Opens in new a window) (Opens in a New Window)
What is the purpose of the register and how will it be used?
The Government wants to enable more people to build or commission their own home. Councils are required to keep a register of interested individuals and associations which will provide an indication of the demand for custom and self-build locally. The information held on the register will allow the Councils to develop their housing and planning policies to support the kinds of self and custom-build projects that would be most appropriate and also to explore how to bring people and plots together. We shall use the information gathered to explore ways in which it may be possible to achieve this, for instance by including appropriate policies in Local Plans.
We will not pass identifiable information from the Register onto anyone outside the participating Councils without the written consent of the person who registered their details.
Registering your interest for custom and self-build
If you would like to register your interest, please read the guidance notes (.pdf) (191KB) (Opens in new window) (Opens in a New Window) and complete the complete the registration form online (Opens in a new window) (Opens in a New Window).
By signing up you will help us find out more about the number and location of sites which are sought and the types of houses that people would like to build. Registration does not however guarantee that a suitable serviced plot will be identified or become available.
More information on custom and self-build
If a developer has a site or plot(s) available for people to build their own home, we can pass the information from a developer to those on the register. As we are unable to share information of those on the register for data protection reasons, we can notify those on the register of a site’s availability in the area where they wish to build.
The Self Build Portal includes a range of advice on how to source self-build plots (Opens in a new window) (Opens in a New Window).
The National Custom and Self Build Association toolkit (Opens in a new window) (Opens in a New Window) includes a range of useful information.
If you require any further information, please contact the Planning Policy team, details are below.