The Submission Version of the plan was the subject of discussion at the Jobs and Economy Committee on the 16th July 2018 and a Full Council meeting on the 18th July 2018. The recommendation for both of the meetings was to submit the Plan to the Secretary of State. The Plan has been amended following the consideration of representations made to the consultation on the Publication Version which closed in November 2017. The Part 2 Local Plan allocates specific sites to meet the development requi...

Awsworth Parish Council has produced a Neighbourhood Plan for Awsworth Parish. Following a Referendum held on 10 June 2021, Broxtowe Borough Council resolved to ‘make’ (adopt) the Awsworth Neighbourhood Plan on 21 July 2021. The Awsworth Neighbourhood Plan will therefore be used when making decisions on planning applications within the Parish of Awsworth, alongside Broxtowe Borough Council's Local Plan.  Awsworth Neighbourhood Plan Final Version July 2021(.pdf)(7MB)(Opens in new window) (Op...

Following a successful referendum result, Broxtowe Borough Council resolved to ‘make’ (adopt) the Cossall Neighbourhood Plan at its meeting of Cabinet on 12 March 2024. The Borough Council has prepared a ‘Decision Statement(.pdf)(865KB)(Opens in New Window)’ (Opens in a New Window) to accord with the requirements of Regulation 19 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 (as amended). This provides further information in relation to this decision. The Cossall Neighbourhood Plan...

Broxtowe Borough Council is seeking expressions of interest from businesses, community organisations and other prospective occupiers for 1-3 Nottingham Road, Stapleford, NG9 8AB, formerly known as The Old Rock. As part of the Council's High Street Rental Auction (HSRA) programme, we are working to bring long-term vacant commercial properties back into productive use, helping to support local businesses, increase footfall and strengthen Stapleford town centre. The aim is to reduce vacancy, enc...

What is Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG)? Biodiversity net gain is a way of creating and improving biodiversity by requiring development to have a positive impact (‘net gain’) on biodiversity. Where a development has an impact on biodiversity, Biodiversity Net Gain encourages developers to provide an increase in appropriate natural habitat and ecological features over and above that being affected in such a way it is hoped that the current loss of biodiversity through development will be halted an...

A tree preservation order (TPO) is a piece of statute law that comes under the: Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and the Town and Country Planning (trees) Regulations 1999 The basic function of the law is to enable the protection of valuable trees that contribute to an area's landscape and amenity. TPO trees are usually mature, of good form and, most importantly, can be clearly seen from a public area. However, other factors are also relevant such as historic value, practical value (e...

This document applies to engagement on the preparation, examination and adoption of the Broxtowe Local Plan. It does not apply to planning applications, neighbourhood plans or other Council consultations. The Council may review and update this Engagement Plan(.pdf)(4.2MB)(Opens in New Window) (Opens in a New Window) during the plan-making process to reflect: feedback from consultation;  changes to legislation or national guidance; changes to the Local Plan timetable; the effectiveness o...

Bringing Life to Our Town Squares and Streets Our town Squares and high streets are the heart of our community. We are passionate about supporting a vibrant mix of uses—from regular markets and festive events to charitable collections and commercial pop-ups. If you have an idea that brings footfall and energy to our Borough, we want to hear from you! This includes activities like leafleting or promotional canvassing in our busy town centres. We are here to help you get the right permissions i...

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