To implement a 40mph speed limit in the vicinity of the Bevercotes Colliery Access Road which will better reflect the characteristics of the new road layout at this location and enhance safety for the highway user in general. More
Short Breaks provide opportunities for disabled children and young people to spend time away from their primary carers and take part in activities, as well as, providing time for parents and carers to rest or to do other activities they value. Further information about short breaks can be found...More
The proposals are intended to improve access along Main Road for buses and other vehicles and ensure visibility is maintained for vehicles entering and exiting Bird’s Lane and Swifts View, Kirkby Woodhouse. More
The proposals are designed to provide additional parking spaces and times for residents and to provide short term (2 hours parking) for non-residents. More
Introduce a Residents Parking Scheme on parts of Barnby Gate, Whitfield Street and Charlotte Close. Introduce no waiting at any time restrictions (double yellow lines) and a 1 hour parking bay on Whitfield Street. More
The provision is required to improve parking facilities for residents by removing non-residential parked vehicles from Epperstone Road and George Road and to provide short stay parking on Patrick Road. More
Introduce Bus Stop Clearways to Lindhurst Lane Mansfield, Leeming Street Mansfield, Holly Road Mansfield, Winthorpe Street Mansfield, Station Street Mansfield and Laurel Avenue Church Warsop. More
Our procedures and guidance were last reviewed in 2014/15 in line with the Care Act. We are continually looking to improve processes as we learn from local and national reviews, and as practice develops.
To help us do this, we are keen to get your views as professionals, to help shape the...More
The proposals are intended to improve access to short-term on-street parking for visitors to community facilities on Forest Road and to prevent obstructive parking at the Forest Road/Skegby Road junction to ensure that visibility is maintained for pedestrians and drivers. More
The Background - What is the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy?
It is the County’s overarching plan for improving health and wellbeing outcomes for our residents whilst also reducing health inequalities. It is the main way in which the Board executes its legal duty to work on:
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To help reduce local congestion and to provide cyclists with safer, quicker and more connected routes within Newark, Via East Midlands working in partnership with Nottinghamshire Council has designed seven potential schemes for the town and would welcome your views on each of the proposals.
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This public consultation sets out that proposed intervention area, so as to enable all interested stakeholders (including the public, businesses, internet service providers and broadband infrastructure operators) to comment on the proposals. In particular, this provides an opportunity for...More
The Council is currently consulting on School Holiday and Term time dates for 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22 and 2022/23. There are two proposed options:
Option 1 follows the current model, which includes 6 weeks for the summer holidays and a fixed spring break (generally the first two weeks...More
As part of the “Southern Growth Corridor” bus service improvements around Nottingham, it is proposed to introduce a new bus lane and new parking restrictions on Vale Road, Colwick. More
As part of the “Southern Growth Corridor” bus service improvements around Nottingham, it is proposed to introduce new bus stop clearways in the Carlton, Colwick, Gedling and Netherfield areas. More
The scheme is designed to improve accessibility to the bus stops and to improve access for buses to the stop enable passengers to board/alight safely. More
Demands on children’s social care have increased and Nottinghamshire County Council is looking to improve the way we recruit foster carers.
By completing our survey, you’ll assist us to better understand what could help more people to consider fostering and lead to the Council having more...More