Saturday 29 June, 11.00am, Stapleford Town Centre Saturday 29 June will mark an historic day in Stapleford, as soldiers and veterans from the Royal Engineers Works Groups march through the town centre to exercise their Freedom of the Borough and celebrate Armed Forces Day. The parade will also be a part of Broxtowe’s commemorations for the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Residents and businesses are urged to take to the streets to cheer on its Army heroes as they march through the town at 11.00am....

Armed Forces and Veterans The Armed Forces Covenant sets out the relationship between the nation, the government and the armed forces.  It recognises that the whole nation has a moral obligation to current and former members of the armed forces and their families, and it sets out how they should expect to be treated. Find out more about the Covenant Fund. Assets of Community Value The Community Right to Bid ('the Right'), which is also known as Assets of Community Value is a community right...

We’re looking for talented people to join our team, who want to make a difference to our local community. Visit our current vacancies webpage to see if anything is suitable for you. About us Our vision Our vision is about making Broxtowe a great place, where people enjoy living, working and spending leisure time. Our Corporate Plan sets out how we’re going to achieve this. Our priorities are: Housing – a good quality, affordable home for all residents. Business Growth - new and growing busin...

Every person is responsible for registering themselves individually.  We can send you a paper application form or you can register online. (Opens in a New Window) All the information supplied in your application is subject to verification before it is accepted.  You may be asked for further information to support your application. You can also register online as an overseas or an armed forces voter. If you wish to register as an anonymous elector, you cannot register online, please...

armed forces, health services and other public bodies in England and Wales. Back to Top Who can make a request for information? Any person can request information under the Act regardless of age, nationality or where they live.  The right to make a request applies to individuals and to companies. Back to Top What information is available? All information held by a public body, although there are a number of exemptions which may be applied to protect the confidentiality of some information....

armed forces, you can choose to register as a service voter or as an ordinary elector.  More information about registering to vote as a service voter is available on the Electoral Commission website. (Opens in a New Window) Back to the Top Q:  I am a Student, where should I register to vote? A:  As a student, you can register to vote at both your home and university addresses.  More information about student registration can be found on the Electoral Commission website. (Opens in a New Windo...

armed forces accommodation Class F Long term empty and second homes Annexes forming part of, or being treated as part of, the main dwelling Class G Long term empty and second homes Dwellings being actively marketed for sale (12 months limit) Class H Long term empty and second homes Dwellings being actively marketed for let (12 months limit) Class I Long term empty and second home premium exemption Unoccupied dwellings which fell within exempt Class F and where...

Contents: What is the Housing Delivery Plan Acquisition of Properties  Farm Cottage Inham Nook Pub Site Former Garage Sites Field Farm Ex-Service Personnel Accommodation Coventry Lane Chilton Drive What is the Housing Delivery Plan? In 2019, the Council approved a new Housing Delivery Plan to meet social and affordable housing need over the next ten years. This followed a study by GL Hearn on Social and Affordable Housing Need which concluded that there was a notable need for affordable h...

armed forces and homeless, a care leaver and homeless or if you have been released from prison and have nowhere to live, the Housing Options Team may be able to refer you to specialist support organisations that can help you. Referring you to specialist Domestic Abuse support Getting support from accommodation services, who can refer to legal specialists. Supported housing may be an option for you and the Housing Options Team can make referrals on your behalf in these circumstances. Helping...