The new 40mph speed limit has replaced the previous National Speed Limit (60mph) on Hamilton Road. The speed limit has been introduced as part of the Summit Park development. The new limit is an extension of the existing 40mph speed limit which is currently in force between the Hamilton Way...More
The ban on U turns will help to make the junction safer by removing this potentially dangerous manoeuvre. The number of vehicles making this manoeuvre is likely to increase with the opening of the new Summit Park development.
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The proposals have been designed to improve visibility and access for pedestrians and drivers in the vicinity of the Beardall Fields Primary and Nursery School.
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Via East Midlands Ltd, is working on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council to deliver highway services in Nottinghamshire. In order to fulfil a planning conditions for the new housing development along Rosemary Avenue, Mansfield and to address any future parking issues.
Residents of the...More
The speed limit is consistent with the existing 30mph speed limit on Blyth Road. The new speed limit means that all the built up parts of Oldcotes are in a 30mph speed limit. The reduced speed limit will help improve road safety for pedestrians and road users.
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Via East Midlands, working on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council is proposing to install a humped zebra crossing on Gotham Road, East Leake. The crossing will be located approximately 52 metres north of the junction with Main Street and will have a controlled area indicated by zig-zag...More
In order to formalise the existing parking patterns on Asher Lane and to fulfil a planning condition for the new housing development on Musters Road, Ruddington, it is proposed to introduce ‘No Waiting At Any Time’ restrictions (Double Yellow Lines) along Asher Lane and around the junctions...More
Via East Midlands Ltd, working on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council is proposing to introduce new Bus Stop Clearways at Brownlows Hill, Coddington, Marsh Lane, Farndon and Whinney Lane, New Ollerton
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The restrictions are required to deal with obstructive parking at the above junctions, which are causing issues with visibility for vehicles exiting Church Lane and Churchmoor Lane and wheelchair users accessing the pedestrian crossing facility.
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The restrictions are required to prevent obstructive parking and improve visibility for drivers and pedestrians at peak times at the junction of Portland Road and Sovereign Gardens, Selston.
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The restrictions are required to prevent obstructive parking in the vicinity of the junction with the access to the new development off Carsic Lane, Sutton-in-Ashfield.
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The double yellow lines are required to remove obstructive parking, which is adversely affecting the visibility for vehicles exiting Maundale Avenue.
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We would like to understand the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic and subsequent restrictions on your child/young person’s short break. This online survey is for parents and carers of children and young people who receive an allocated short break.
The information we receive will...More
The double yellow lines are being introduced to remove parked vehicles from the 3 junctions off Mile End Road (junctions of Colwick Manor Farm, Crosslands Meadow and Ramblers Close). The proposed restrictions will give better visibility for vehicles turning into or out of the junctions and will...More
The Parking places Order for James Street at Kimberley was sealed on Monday 27th July 2020 and will come into force on Friday 14th August 2020.
The Order is required to improve parking facilities for residents by removing non-residential parked vehicles from the south-western end of...More
In order to fulfil a planning condition for the new housing development at Bunny Lane, Keyworth and to improve road safety for pedestrians and road users, it is proposed to reduce the existing 40mph speed limit along the A60 Loughborough Road, part of Bradmore Lane and Pendock Lane at Bradmore...More
Via East Midlands Ltd, is working on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council to deliver highway services in Nottinghamshire. In response to the unprecedented situation due to COVID-19, the Government has requested Local Highway Authorities make changes to their road layouts to support the...More
Via East Midlands Ltd, is working on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council to deliver highway services in Nottinghamshire. In response to the unprecedented situation due to COVID-19, the Government has requested Local Highway Authorities make changes to their road layouts to support the...More