The Community Right to Bid gives community groups a fairer chance to save assets that are important to them by nominating buildings or land for listing by the local authority as an asset of community value.
If an owner of a listed asset wants to sell it they have to notify the local authority. The local authority then, in turn, has to notify any interested parties thereby allowing the sale to be "paused" for up to six months to provide opportunity for the necessary funds to be raised to buy the asset.
The right covers private as well as public assets.
List of Assets of Community Value
Community Right to Bid Nomination Form
Further information and details of the Community Right to Bid scheme are available on the MyCommunity website.
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