Save Beeston Town Hall from sale - A Campaign for the Community

by Beeston and District Civic Society

Save Beeston Town Hall from sale - A Campaign for the Community

by Beeston and District Civic Society
Beeston and District Civic Society
Case Owner
We are group of like minded people who work to protect Beeston and its district, including instituting new Conservation areas and saving notable local buildings for the benefit of the Community.
Funded
on 18th December 2018
£5,051
pledged of £15,000 stretch target from 152 pledges
Beeston and District Civic Society
Case Owner
We are group of like minded people who work to protect Beeston and its district, including instituting new Conservation areas and saving notable local buildings for the benefit of the Community.

Beeston and District Civic Society has established The Save Beeston Town Hall campaign to protect a publicly owned asset from sale. 

Please help protect this vital local community asset by contributing to our legal fund now and sharing this page with your friends, family and other members of the community.

On 17th October 2018 Broxtowe Borough Council voted to sell the Town Hall in Beeston to the Cornerstone Church at a price of £425,000. This involved the rejection of a proposal by Beeston Town Hall Community Project for a leasehold arrangement which would see the building managed in future by a charity representing the whole local community.

The Council did not follow its own land disposal policies; did not make an Equality Impact Assessment; and adopted decision criteria biased against a community asset transfer.

We therefore believe that the Council has rushed into a decision which is both unwise and actually unlawful and we are taking action.

We further believe that the Council has failed the people of Broxtowe by attempting to sell the Town Hall at an effective undervalue to the detriment of the community.

If the decision is set aside, the Council will be forced to reconsider the future of the Town Hall taking everything into account.

We are therefore raising funds to apply for a judicial review to quash the decision, and desperately need your support.


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