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
Thank you for using the County Council’s Human Resources services during this year. The County Council is committed to providing the best possible service to your school and welcomes your feedback which will help staff to focus efforts on continuous service improvement. More
We are currently planning the moderation process for statutory assessment 2018. To assist us in updating our records and providing the information required by STA we are ask all schools to complete a brief online survey. Please click on the link below and complete the survey which we hope should...More
This survey has been created to seek your views about the Transitional Personal Advisor (TPA) Pilot Project.
The pilot began on Tuesday 19 September 2017.
Please complete this survey by Friday 16 th March when the survey will close.
All responses will be treated confidentially.
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On 24 January Team Managers who attended the first Team Managers’ Network meeting gave a list of themes that they would like to discuss at future meetings.
The link below takes you to the list to vote.
Please choose up to 5 meeting themes from the selections below (5 max for the entire...More
This survey is to find out whether people who are receiving a Direct Payment are getting the support they need. Some people may be able to manage more independently, others may need more support, and others may be getting the right level of support.
This will help us to make sure that the...More
Do you provide employment and skills advice, support or information to your local community?
You could be a housing association providing advice to tenants or a small charity providing a general drop in service where employment and skills advice is given. These activities could be funded by a...More
It is proposed to introduce a prohibition of driving restriction on the access track to the allotments south of Strawberry Bank off Chesterfield Road, Huthwaite. This follows the reoccurrence of Unauthorised Encampments on this land which have recently caused significant problems for allotment...More
Concerns have been raised about vehicles parking in close proximity to the junctions between Big Barn Lane/CliftonGrove/Southwell Road West and Big Barn Lane/Eakring Road/Pump Hollow Lane, Mansfield and therefore reducing visibility and access for vehicles and pedestrians using these junctions....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 30mph. It is considered that a speed limit of 30mph through this rural environment is inappropriate and is more likely to result in reduced...More
Concerns have been raised about vehicles parking in close proximity to the junction of Blackwell Road and Nunn Brook Road, Huthwaite and therefore reducing visibility and access for vehicles and pedestrians using the junction.
It is proposed to introduce ‘No Waiting At Any Time’...More