Conservation areas in Amber Valley

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Is my property or land situated in a conservation area?

To find out if a property is situated in a conservation area please use the my property page.

Conservation areas in the borough

There are 29 conservation areas within Amber Valley, as listed below.

Alderwasley 23.12.91
Alfreton 10.9.71 (extended 19.12.74)
Belper and Milford (amalgamated 16.7.03)
Codnor Park 22.3.93
Coxbench 5.9.94
Crich 4.2.80
Dethick, Lea & Holloway (amalgamated 23.12.96)
Duffield Bank 13.9.78
Duffield 29.8.69 (extended 4.8.80)
Fritchley 4.2.80
Golden Valley 20.6.78
Holbrook Moor 17.3.97
Holbrook 4.2.80 (extended 17.3.97)
Horsley 5.9.94
Idridghay 24.4.95
Kedleston 10.2.72
Kilburn 22.2.93
Kirk Langley 28.6.95
Langley Mill, Great Northern Basin 23.12.96
Mackworth 5.9.94
Muggington 23.12.91
Quarndon 28.10.94
Ravensdale Park 19.03.03
Riddings 4.2.80
South Wingfield 30.1.91
The Field, Shipley Park 4.2.80
Waingroves Hall 20.2.95
Whatstandwell 5.9.94
Wheatcroft 14.12.81

Belper and Milford conservation area

An article 4(2) direction applies to all dwellings in the Belper and Milford conservation area. An article 4(2) direction removes most 'permitted development' rights and means that planning permission is required for work to properties such as the replacement of windows and doors. Removing permitted development ensures all works protects or enhances the character of the conservation area and the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site.

To find out if a property is situated in the Belper and Milford conservation area and is covered by the article 4(2) direction please use the my property page.

Need further help or information?

Contact the team directly on 01773 841571 or email development@ambervalley.gov.uk