If you are a charity, non-profit organisation or an community amateur sports clubs, you may be entitled to business rate relief - find out more information here.
Information on key element of the Community Infrastructure Levy (or CIL) is that a proportion of the money secured for development is passed on to the relevant Town or Parish Council where that development has taken place.
Information on colleges, university and schools including Basingstoke College of Technology(BCOT), Queen Mary's College(QMC) and University of Winchester campus.
Consultation on Article 4 Direction to removed permitted development rights to allow the change of use from commercial uses to residential in specific business parks in Basingstoke.
Find out how the CIL Regulations 2010 enable us to raise funding for infrastructure by levying a charge on new development within the area and frequently answered questions about CIL.
Money raised through CIL can be used to fund infrastructure projects such as transport schemes, schools, health and social care, green spaces and leisure.
The council encourages all local communities to get involved in shaping their local areas and is supporting communities to develop their own community plans.
The Community Right to Challenge was introduced by the Localism Act 2011. It gives certain groups the right to submit an expression of interest (EOI) to run council services.
Find out what we are doing to help keep Basingstoke and Deane a safe. Check to see if a traveller encampment has been reported, view the safety campaigns we are running.
Information on the community safety team in Basingstoke and Deane including the shared service with Hart and Rushmoor and other partnership agencies to form Safer North Hampshire.
Community Safety Patrol Officers (CSPO) aim to improve the wellbeing of local residents by helping to make people feel safer. The focus of the service is to reduce anti-social behaviour affecting people and places.
Community Safety Patrol Officers (CSPO) aim to improve the wellbeing of local residents by helping to make people feel safer. The focus of the service is to reduce anti-social behaviour affecting people and places.
A completion notice is issued when a newly constructed building (or existing building that has been split or merged) is considered complete for non-domestic business rates.
Bus service update for Hampshire, Basingstoke and surrounding areas, including information on concessionary travel - older person's bus pass issued by Hampshire County Council
Bus service update for Hampshire, Basingstoke and surrounding areas, including information on concessionary travel - older person's bus pass issued by Hampshire County Council
To support the sector with providing additional assistance to those residents who need it, the council is launching a second round of the Cost of Living Community Fund, which is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and Basings
Information about Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council's budgets and spending. Fees and charges, members allowances, medium term financial plan, joint Manydown committee annual returns
Information about council tax bands and charges in Basingstoke and Deane. You can find out the council tax charge for each of the valuation bands across the whole borough.
the government announced that around 20 million households in England in council tax bands A to D will get a £150 rebate from April due to the increase in energy prices.
Find out how Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council manages the maintenance of its trees and how you can apply for a council tree to be pruned or felled. Find out what to do if a council owned tree is causing excessive shade to your property
Information on the community safety team in Basingstoke and Deane including the shared service with Hart and Rushmoor and other partnership agencies to form Safer North Hampshire.
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