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Land·Gap

How much land each council still has to find for new homes

Land gaps in East Midlands

Councils in East Midlands with complete brownfield registers need 16,228 new homes a year between them. Their registers cover 38% of 5 years of that.

Councils in East Midlands, lowest brownfield cover first
CouncilHomes a yearBrownfield coversStill to find
North Northamptonshire2,029 8% 9,302
South Kesteven899 10% 4,054
Harborough755 10% 3,398
Blaby537 11% 2,401
Hinckley and Bosworth667 12% 2,947
East Lindsey1,048 12% 4,616
North Kesteven659 16% 2,769
West Northamptonshire2,536 26% 9,417
Ashfield555 31% 1,920
Gedling669 37% 2,109
Newark and Sherwood697 39% 2,131
High Peak580 43% 1,655
Lincoln401 47% 1,069
Charnwood999 58% 2,081
Erewash519 70% 770
Chesterfield494 86% 340
Nottingham1,347 87% 842
Derbyshire Dales570 123% none
Rutland268 146% none
Amber Valley670 register incomplete —
Bassetlaw643 register incomplete —
Bolsover368 register incomplete —
Boston357 register incomplete —
Broxtowe658 register incomplete —
Derby960 register incomplete —
Leicester1,631 register incomplete —
Mansfield491 register incomplete —
Melton371 register incomplete —
North East Derbyshire608 register incomplete —
North West Leicestershire635 register incomplete —
Oadby and Wigston390 register incomplete —
Rushcliffe890 register incomplete —
South Derbyshire596 register incomplete —
South Holland569 register incomplete —
West Lindsey515 register incomplete —