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Broxtowe Borough Council
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About Broxtowe Borough Council
Broxtowe District Council was formed on 1 April, 1974, following the amalgamation of the former Beeston and Stapleford Urban District council, part of the Basford Rural District Council and Eastwood Urban District Council. In 1977 the Council was granted Borough status and the first Mayor was elected. The Borough is divided into 21 wards and represented by 44 Councillors with two-tier local authority services provided by the Borough Council and Nottinghamshire County Council. The Borough lies to the west of the City of Nottingham and is bounded by the River Trent on the south and the River Erewash on the west. There are four main towns in Broxtowe - Beeston, Stapleford, Kimberley and Eastwood each with its own character and individuality. There is a wide choice of employment, housing amenities and countryside which makes Broxtowe a very pleasant place to live and work. Nearly two thirds of the land in Broxtowe is open countryside with a number of areas noted for their particular charm, and preserved as conservation areas. The most notable son of Broxtowe is D.H. Lawrence, born in Eastwood, whose writings reflect many places in the area.
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Signals from Broxtowe Borough Council
11 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Broxtowe Borough Council is open for nominations for the Broxtowe Voluntary Awards 2027.
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People
Broxtowe Borough Council is hiring a Tree Inspector with a salary range of £35,780 to £37,566 and a closing date of 20 September 2026.
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People
Broxtowe Borough Council is hiring a Repairs Inspector with a salary range of £36,960 to £38,805 and a closing date of 4 October 2026.
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People
Broxtowe Borough Council is hiring a Housing Options Officer with a salary range of £30,883 to £32,467 and a closing date of 17 September 2026.
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People
Broxtowe Borough Council is hiring a Depot Office Cleaner to work in the depot office with a salary of £12.85 per hour and a closing date of 11 September 2026.
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People
Broxtowe Borough Council is hiring a Business Support Apprentice with a salary of £24,797 and a closing date of 18 September 2026.
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Capital & Finance
Broxtowe Borough Council has supported 52 independent businesses across the town through the Kimberley Means Business Fund, receiving £662,221 in grant funding and business match funding to generate over £1.275 million in investment in Kimberley's high street.
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Presence & Recognition
Broxtowe Borough Council hosted the It Takes All Of Us domestic abuse and VAWG information event on Wednesday 9 September at the Broxtowe Borough Council Chambers in Beeston.
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Capital & Finance
Broxtowe Borough Council awarded £750 to Sam and Ezrah for the Broxtowe Start-Up Fund and £800 to them for the Ready for Premises Fund to cover the costs of their new premises.
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Partnerships
Broxtowe Borough Council Mayor Councillor Barbara Carr announced that sales of the charity sausage will help the Mayor’s chosen charities, Broxtowe Youth Homelessness and Age UK Notts, with both butchers agreeing to make a donation at the end of Councillor Carr’s term as Mayor.
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Operations & Supply
Broxtowe Borough Council made final improvements at Kimberley Miners Welfare Recreation Ground, including upgraded floodlights, improved drainage under the pitch, a more durable playing surface, new pitch barriers, and advertising revenue from extra pitch barriers.
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