Your consultation
Rotherham Council is considering the future of Selective Licensing in Rotherham. The current designations end in April 2025.
From the 6 January 2025 to 9 March 2025 the council undertook a public consultation on the future of Selective Licensing in Rotherham
The council would like to thank everyone who has responded to this consultation which has now closed.
All your comments will be reviewed and included in the Cabinet Paper on this issue, which is now scheduled for June 2025, when a final decision on this issue will be taken.
The information below is still relevant if you wish to know more about the proposal.
The Council has proposed 6 areas within the Borough, some include the same areas as the existing designations. The areas are:
- Brinsworth
- Dinnington
- Eastwood / East Dene / Clifton / Town centre / Boston Castle
- Masbrough
- Parkgate
- Thurcroft
If you are a private tenant, landlord, agent, business or resident in any of these areas, this consultation is for you.
No decision has been made yet on the proposals, which is why we are asking for your views. Your feedback will be presented to the Council’s Cabinet consideration and a final decision if these proposals will go ahead. .
Selective Licencing Areas
Use the interactive map below:
Check if your property is proposed for a selective licence:
Eastwood / East Dene / Clifton /Town centre / Boston Castle
Why respond to the consultation?
This is your opportunity as a Rotherham resident, or someone directly affected by these proposals to tell the Council if you support the proposals and what priorities you believe would best benefit your area. We want to hear your suggestions on how the Council and partners could help you, to improve the area you ether live or operate a business in.
The feedback from this consultation will be reported to Council before any decisions are taken and will influence the content of the ‘Area Plan’ for any areas which are declared under Selective Licensing.
This is your opportunity to get your priorities understood and addressed.
Introducing Selective Licensing in an area means that the Council would have the information, resources and powers which we need to ensure that all the private rented properties in the area are safe, in good condition and well managed. It will allow your area to benefit from additional service provision for the next 5 years.