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...

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...

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...

Contents: What is affordable housing? Social Rented Housing Affordable Rented Housing Intermediate Housing How is affordable housing developed? Who provides affordable housing? What Government home ownership schemes operate in Broxtowe? Discount Market Sale (DMS) First Homes Scheme Shared Ownership Lifetime ISA What is affordable housing? Affordable housing is defined as social rented, affordable rented and intermediate housing, provided to eligible households whose needs are not being m...

In 1977 the Council was granted Borough status and the first Mayor was elected. Since being granted Borough status in 1977, there have been 47 Mayors in office including the current Mayor, Councillor Teresa Cullen. The Mayor represents the Borough by attending over 250 events during their civic year in office. These engagements include official openings, play schemes, sports functions, charity events, special occasions such as golden weddings and other significant anniversaries and birthdays....