Freedom Of Information (FOI)
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 states that information on any subject held by any public body should be available to the public regardless of age, nationality, or where they live. The right of access to information given in the Act includes both a right for you to be told if the information exists, and if so a right to receive it, subject to certain exemptions.
Information requested under the Freedom of Information Act is provided for personal use only. The Re-use of Public Sector Information Regulations 2005 allow for applications to be made to re-use information once it has been obtained.
When the Council receives your request, it must respond as soon as possible and in any event within 20 working days.
Find out more about the Freedom of Information Act (Opens in a New Window)
Request Information
Email foi@broxtowe.gov.uk
Freedom of Information Procedure
The Council’s process for handling FOI Requests.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about the Freedom of Information Act.
Publication Scheme
A list of details and access to all of the information and datasets which are currently made available as part of Broxtowe Borough Council's Publication Scheme.
Re-Use of Public Sector Information
Guidance on the re-use of public sector information for purposes other than personal use.
Environmental Information Requests
Guidance on requesting Environmental Information from the Council.
Charging for Information
Information on the potential charges for providing information under the Freedom of Information Act.