Derby Road between Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Mansfield is an unlit, single carriageway A-road approximately 4.5km long. Between January 2014 and December 2016, 35 road injury accidents were recorded by the police along this road including one fatal accident and four serious accidents. Following...More
This survey is to get your views on the Nottinghamshire Deaf Society sign language interpretation service.
And this survey asks your views on Nottinghamshire Deaf Society’s Video Relay System for Nottinghamshire County Council. The Video Relay system helps deaf people contact services from...More
Nottingham City Council are the lead commissioners for the sign language interpretation service, which currently provides interpreters to the deaf community. As partners we would like to continue to improve the service provided to ensure it meets the needs of all stakeholders.
The aim of this...More
Please help us by completing this short survey about safeguarding adults. This survey is aimed at members of the public, social care service users and their carers / families. Your responses will help us to find out how well people currently understand issues around abuse and to inform future...More
The new street lighting being installed automatically imposes a 30 m.p.h. speed limit which is assessed as inappropriate for this type of road therefore proposed to introduce a derestriction order to restore the national speed limit. More
Planning permission has been granted for the conversion of the Mapplewells Inn Public House to a retail store (ref. V/2015/0043). Vehicular access to the new retail store, including for larger delivery vehicles is off Nursery Avenue, Sutton-in-Ashfield.
It is proposed to introduce ‘no...More
To address issues with obstructive parking at the bus stops which can delay bus services and forces passengers to walk out in to the road to board. More
The County Council works closely with all public transport operators across Nottinghamshire to identify bus stops that suffer from obstructive parking. It is proposed to introduce bus stop clearways on Budby Crescent, Egmanton Road, Elkesley Road and Netherfield Lane, Meden Vale and Lingforest...More
We are looking to make some changes to leisure activities in Ashfield to make it easier for people with Autism and Aspergers to access them. Please take a few minutes to complete our survey to help us make the changes. More
The County Council works closely with all public transport operators across Nottinghamshire to identify bus stops that suffer from obstructive parking. It is proposed to introduce bus stop clearways on Carsic Lane, Farndon Road and Skegby Road, Sutton-in-Ashfield and on Forest Road, Annesley...More
Thanks to everyone who took up the offer of a free flu jab at the end of last year. Over 700 eligible staff took up the offer - nearly double the number from the previous year.
Next flu season we are keen for even more eligible staff to take up the offer and have the flu jab, to keep them...More
Nottinghamshire County Council works closely with all public transport operators across Nottinghamshire to identify bus stops and bus routes that suffer from obstructive parking. It has been reported that the buses on Trent Barton Service 3C regularly have difficulty manoeuvring around the Abbey...More
Nottinghamshire County Council works closely with all public transport operators across Nottinghamshire to identify bus stops and bus routes that suffer from indiscriminate parking. It has been reported that the buses on Trent Barton Service 3A regularly have difficulty manoeuvring around the...More
Planning permission has been granted (ref: V/2017/0140) for the construction of an industrial unit comprising of warehouse and office space off Oddicroft Lane, Sutton-in-Ashfield.
Proposals to introduce double yellow lines (no waiting at any time) restrictions along the frontage of the new...More
To reduce various speed limits on the A634 between Blyth and Oldcotes and on the A60 through Oldcotes, as part of a package of safety improvements, to reduce the future risk to road users:
To reduce the speed limit on rural sections of the A634 between Blyth and Oldcotes to 50mph.
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Thank you for agreeing to complete this adult social care staff survey; it should take round 15 minutes to complete.
This survey is intended for those staff located in district Adult Social Care teams (younger and older adults and countywide specialist teams).
This is YOUR opportunity to...More
The Rights of Way Management Plan (ROWMP) is subject to a 12 week public consultation period. If you wish to comment on the plan, please complete this survey.
Please note we are inviting your comments relevant to Nottinghamshire’s Draft ROWMP. Comments relating to specific...More
The speed limit along the rural section of Carter Lane between Longster Lane and the Mercury Garage at the western extent of Warsop Vale is currently 30 m.p.h. It is considered that a speed limit of 30 m.p.h. through this rural environment is inappropriate and is more likely to result in reduced...More