Design Awards Launch This Spring If you’ve seen or undertaken a well designed, inspiring build project – nominate it for our Design Awards, which launch this Spring. Nomination categories are: Residential / Commercial / Sustainable The project must have been completed between July 2023 and June 2025, and be located within Attenborough, Beeston, Bramcote, Chilwell … Continue reading Better By Design
Make Broxtowe an Exemplar Council for Nature
By Mervyn Brown The latest changes to planning regulation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) should be established as an absolute minimum across the Borough. We should emphatically require rigid compliance with this regulation and ensure that the benefit is applied locally for the benefit of local communities. Far too often have we seen developers ‘offsetting’ their commitments to Section 106 … Continue reading Make Broxtowe an Exemplar Council for Nature
GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION: PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS
Credit:@NihilisticAbyss The Government are seeking views on proposed changes to the Permitted Development Rights (PDRs). These changes refer to: certain PDRs which enable householders to improve and enlarge their homes. the building upwards PDRs which enable the upward extension of a range of existing buildings. the PDRs which allows for the demolition of certain buildings … Continue reading GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION: PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS
CONCRETE PLANS
Before you hire the digger out, did you know that paving over your front garden may require planning permission? Parking is increasingly an issue, and many consider removing their front gardens to accommodate parking their car(s) there instead. In some places, roads now have virtually no front gardens left to help soak up heavy rains, … Continue reading CONCRETE PLANS
ABSOLUTE UNIT II: Latest Update
Land between Styring Street and Station Road, Beeston Over many months Beeston Civic Society have, with other concerned people and groups, led a campaign to stop the site being developed by student flat specialist Cassidy Group. They applied to deliver a 29-metre high, eight-storey block of 419 student beds. Previously the site had been given … Continue reading ABSOLUTE UNIT II: Latest Update
