Did you know residents in Gedling borough can nominate heritage assets to be included on an official council register.
When an historic building is added to Gedling Borough Council‘s Local Heritage List it gives it extra protection and the council say this will be taken into account with any future planning applications are made on or near the site.
There are currently 140 buildings on the list but the council is asking for residents to nominate more.
Buildings and assets on the list include Arnot Hill Lodge in Arnold, Cross Keys and Lord Nelson Public House in Burton Joyce, The Old School House in Calverton, The Dumbles in Lambley, Brook Farm in Linby and The Ferry Boat Inn in Stoke Bardolph.
Two assets were recently added to the list: these were The Clock Tower Office Building in Bestwood and Calverton War Memorial.
The council website states:”The local heritage list is regularly reviewed by the Council as there may be other local heritage assets which we do not currently know about and you are invited to nominate buildings that you think should be added to the local heritage list.”
You can find the selection criteria and nomination forms on the council website HERE
