Conservation Areas
Conservation Areas are areas of special architectural or historic interest and although designation does not prevent change, it is intended to help preserve and enhance the character and appearance of the village centre.
The parish of Castle Donington has two Conservation Area
Castle Donington
Cavendish Bridge
News, Castle Donington Conservation Area Appraisal (PDF, 4.1 Mb)
Castle Donington Conservation Area Appraisal Report
news, Cavendish Bridge Conservation Area Appraisal (PDF, 1.5 Mb)
Cavendish Bridge Conservation Area Appraisal Report
Conservation Area_ Character Appraisal March 2014 (PDF, 393 Kb)
A character appraisal for the Glenfield Conservation Area
If you live or work in Glenfield the Council would like to hear your views, to help refine and shape these proposals for the Conservation Area, and to be successful the Conservation Area needs support from the local community.
The proposed boundary map and the appraisal for the Area will be published for comment from Monday 10 March until Monday 31 March, 2014, with copies available either on the Council's web site (www.blaby.gov.uk), or paper copies will be available to view at the Parish Offices and Glenfield Library during normal opening hours.
Comments can be made directly to Catherine Hartley, Development Strategy Manager at Blaby District Council, either by e-mail (Catherine.Hartley@blaby.gov.uk) or by post at the Council Offices, Desford Road, Narborough, LE19 2EP.