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Community Right to Bid Nomination Form Guide This guidance is for use when completing the nomination form to register an asset of community value. If you require any further information / guidance

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How to fill out community right to bid

1. Start by gathering information about the property that you want to nominate for community right to bid.
2. Check if the property meets the eligibility criteria for community right to bid.
3. Contact your local authority to express your interest in using community right to bid.
4. Follow the local authority's process for submitting a nomination for community right to bid.
5. Provide all required information and supporting documents about the property and its importance to the community.
6. Wait for the local authority to review and assess your nomination.
7. If your nomination is accepted, the property will be listed as an asset of community value.
8. If the owner of the property decides to sell it, the community will have the right to bid for it.
9. Gather community support and form a community group to raise funds for bidding on the property.
10. Follow the legal process for bidding and acquiring the property if your bid is successful.

Who needs community right to bid?

1. Community right to bid is needed by communities or local groups who want to have a say in the sale of important community assets.
2. It is particularly useful for preserving and protecting assets such as local shops, pubs, community centers, playing fields, and other facilities that are vital to the community.
3. By having the right to bid, communities can have a greater influence on the future of these assets and ensure they are not lost to private development or neglect.

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What is community right to bid?

The community right to bid is a mechanism that allows local community groups and organizations to seek a right to bid for the purchase of land or buildings that are deemed to be of community value.

Who is required to file community right to bid?

Local community groups or organizations that wish to register a property as an asset of community value are required to file for the community right to bid.

How to fill out community right to bid?

To fill out a community right to bid, groups must complete a specific form provided by the local authority, providing details about the property, its community value, and how it serves the community.

What is the purpose of community right to bid?

The purpose of the community right to bid is to give communities the opportunity to take control of local assets, ensuring they can be preserved and used for the benefit of the community.

What information must be reported on community right to bid?

Information that must be reported includes details about the property, the community group making the bid, evidence of community value, and a plan for future use of the property.