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What's changing near NG9 2PS
Within 2 km, around Beeston North in Broxtowe. Building, planning, schools, transport, prices and crime.
57new homes completed within 2 km, last 2 years
0homes given permission on brownfield sites since 2021
+7.0%like-for-like prices in Beeston North, 2024 → 2025 (council +4.0%)
+22%recorded crime, last 12 months vs the 12 before
On the map
New homesExtended homeStorm overflowEnergy projectBlack pin: the postcode. Tap a dot for details.
Nearby, most recent first
- New homes
15 new homes completedflats · Mar 2026 – Oct 2026
Oct 2026
1.5 km away - New homes
6 new homes completedhouses · May 2025 – May 2026
May 2026
550 m away - New homes
7 new homes completedflats · Dec 2024
Dec 2024
1.0 km away - New homes
9 new homes completedflats · Nov 2024
Nov 2024
1.8 km away
New-home postcodes with fewer than 5 homes are counted above but not listed. 18 postcodes nearby had new homes completed in the last two years.
14homes extended 2021–2025, typically adding 32 m²
30since energy certificates began (2008)
1in NG9 2PS itself
Spotted when a home's energy certificate shows at least 15 m² (and 15%) more floor area than an earlier one. Only homes with two certificates show up, so the real number is higher. A busy street suggests extensions get permission here; check the council's planning register for the details.
Storm overflows within 2 km
1storm overflows within 2 km
0hours of spills in 2025 between them (typical neighbourhood: about 36)
0spill events counted
Environment Agency event duration monitoring, 2025 annual return (OGL; © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2026). Overflows release diluted sewage into rivers and the sea when sewers are overwhelmed, mostly after heavy rain.
Solar, wind and battery projects within 10 km
54 planned, approved or being built and 10 running (16 MW between them). Those within 5 km are on the map above.
- Rooftop solar
JJ Foodservice, Lilac Grove - Solar PanelsPlanning application in · 400 kW
May 2026
2.0 km away - Rooftop solar
Heart Internet, Beeston Business Park - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 570 kW
Jan 2025
2.1 km away - Battery storage
Southfields Farm, Common Lane - Battery StorageApproved, not yet built · 130 MW
Aug 2024
2.2 km away - Rooftop solar
Hadden Court, Glaisdale Parkway - Roof Mounted Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 330 kW
Nov 2024
2.6 km away - Rooftop solar
Glaisdale Point, Units 10 To 12 - Roof Mounted Solar PV ArrayApproved, not yet built · 270 kW
Feb 2025
2.6 km away - Rooftop solar
Boots Campus - Roof Top Solar FarmApproved, not yet built · 6 MW
Dec 2022
2.7 km away - Rooftop solar
Makro Booker Wholesale, The Midway - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 310 kW
Sept 2025
2.8 km away - Hydrogen
Redfield Road - Hydrogen Energy ProjectApproved, not yet built
Feb 2022
2.9 km away - Rooftop solar
Redfield Road - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 450 kW
Jan 2025
3.0 km away - Rooftop solar
Games Workshop Euro Hub, Willow Road - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 260 kW
Feb 2023
3.3 km away
Road and street works within 1 km
10 permitted works running now or planned, 4 of them major.
- Major, planned
Marlborough Road, BeestonHighway improvement works · NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL · Multi-way signals
Oct 2026 to Nov 2026
550 m away - Major
Marlborough Road, BeestonHighway improvement works · NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL · Two-way signals
Oct 2026 to Nov 2026
550 m away - Major, planned
Abbey Road, BeestonHighway improvement works · NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL · Multi-way signals
Oct 2026 to Nov 2026
600 m away - Major
Abbey Road, BeestonHighway improvement works · NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL · Multi-way signals
Oct 2026 to Nov 2026
600 m away - Standard
Woodside Road, NottinghamWorks for road purposes · NATIONAL HIGHWAYS · Lane closure
Nov 2026 to Nov 2026
500 m away - Standard
Woodside Road, NottinghamWorks for road purposes · NATIONAL HIGHWAYS · Lane closure
Nov 2026 to Nov 2026
500 m away - Minor
Woodside Road, NottinghamUtility asset works · NOTTINGHAM CITY COUNCIL · Lane closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
500 m away - Minor
Woodside Road, NottinghamUtility asset works · NOTTINGHAM CITY COUNCIL · Lane closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
600 m away - Minor
Wollaton Vale, NottinghamUtility asset works · NOTTINGHAM CITY COUNCIL · Lane closure
Oct 2026 to Oct 2026
600 m away - Immediate - emergency
Major infrastructure projects within 30 km
- Decideddecided Jan 2016
11.8 km away - RecommendationSept 2026
11.8 km away - RecommendationSept 2026
14.2 km away - Pre-application
Chesterfield to WillingtonElectric Lines · Land between the Chesterfield Substation, south-east of Chesterfield and Willington Substation, east of Willington, Derbyshire. application due June 2027
18.2 km away - Decideddecided Aug 2023
18.5 km away - Decideddecided Dec 2014
23.3 km away - Pre-application
Transport schemes within 20 km
None on our list yet. We're starting with recently opened and under-construction rail schemes.
Rooftop solar
JK Foods UK, Bull Close Road - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 310 kW
Dec 2024
3.3 km away
Rooftop solarMadison Court, Derwent Way - Solar PanelsApproved, not yet built · 180 kW
May 2023
3.3 km away Running nearest: Beeston Weir Hydro Scheme (hydro, 2.7 km); Willow Road - Roof mounted solar panels (rooftop solar, 3.1 km); Crompton Road, Ilkeston - Anaerobic Digestion Plant (anaerobic digestion, 4.6 km); Fairham Business Park, Foresters Avenue - Roof Mounted Solar Panels (rooftop solar, 5.1 km); Eastcroft EfW (Lines 1 & 2) (energy from waste, 5.9 km).
DESNZ Renewable Energy Planning Database, April to June 2026 (OGL). Projects of 150 kW and over; refused, withdrawn and abandoned ones are left out.
Bourne Close, Beeston
Works for road purposes · NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL · Some carriageway incursion
Sept 2026 to Oct 2026
700 m away
DfT Street Manager permits (OGL), England. Dates are the planned ones; works often finish early or overrun.
Electric Lines · A new circa 60 kilometre 400kV overhead electricity transmission line which connects into the Weston Marsh substation infrastructure (to be constructed under the Grimsby to Walpole Project), in the Spalding region of Lincolnshire, and runs west to a new 400kV transmission substation (WMEL-B) near Wartnaby in Leicestershire, via a new 400kV transmission substation (WMEL-A) near Corby Glen in Lincolnshire.
The Project also includes reconductoring of approximately 66 kilometres of existing transmission infrastructure from the new WMEL-B substation, running south to the existing Grendon substation, east of Northampton.
application due March 2028
23.8 km away
Pre-applicationCastle Way EnergyGenerating Stations · The proposed development includes five development sites (Sites A-E) which are situated in the rural expanse between Derby, Uttoxeter and Ashbourne. application due June 2027
23.8 km away Planning Inspectorate list of nationally significant infrastructure projects (roads, railways, energy, water, waste), October 2026 (OGL). Each is placed at one point, usually the middle of the site; long schemes run well beyond it.