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Nuneaton and Bedworth · Green Belt map

Nuneaton and Bedworth Green Belt map and scores

About 41.1% of Nuneaton and Bedworth is designated Green Belt, roughly 3,244 hectares. Explore it on the map below with the council boundary, conservation areas and Environment Agency flood zones.

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Green Belt scores for Nuneaton and Bedworth: coming
We only publish parcel scores that come straight from a council’s own Green Belt assessment, with page references, like our Solihull Green Belt scores. We have not yet added Nuneaton and Bedworth’s, so no scores are shown here. Until then, a free land check covers your field.

Nuneaton and Bedworth Green Belt in numbers

District area (approx.)7,891 ha
Designated Green Belt (approx.)3,244 ha
Share of district in Green Belt41.1%
Conservation areas on planning.data.gov.uk4
Council Green Belt parcel scoresComing

Worked out by Arden Land Partners from the planning.data.gov.uk Green Belt and local authority district boundaries. Rounded, for guidance only.

Conservation areas

Conservation areas for Nuneaton and Bedworth published on planning.data.gov.uk (4):

What this means for landowners

Green Belt land can still be developed in some cases. Since the December 2024 changes to national planning policy, some Green Belt land may count as “grey belt” where it does not strongly serve certain Green Belt purposes. Read what grey belt land means, see our Nuneaton and Bedworth area guide, or open the full Green Belt & grey belt land map.

Builders: full site-level map

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Other councils

Bromsgrove · Lichfield · North Warwickshire · Rugby · Solihull · Stratford-on-Avon · Warwick

Sources

Important: this page is for information only and is not planning advice. Boundaries are simplified and approximate; check the council’s own maps.