Introduce parking bay for parking up to 2 hours between 133 and 137 Victoria Rd and a no waiting Mon – Fri, 8am – 6pm restriction on Kingsley Drive.
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Introduce Bus Stop Clearways to – Sutton Road, Sutton in Ashfield, North Street, Sutton in Ashfield, Papplewick Lane, Hucknall, Hucknall Lane, Hucknall, Station Road, Sutton in Ashfield, Fackley Road, Stanton Hill
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The proposed Residents’ Parking Scheme is designed to remove non-resident parking during the hours of operation to leave more space for residents to park.
The proposed double yellow lines (no waiting at any time) restrictions are designed to keep the junction of St Catherine Street and St...More
Introduce a Residents Parking Scheme on parts of Earp Avenue. Introduce no waiting at any time restrictions (double yellow lines) at the junction of Earp Ave & Bowbridge Rd
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Now's the time to have your say about Nottinghamshire County Council services by completing the residents' survey.
Like all councils across the country we’re under financial pressure and need to make the right choices. So tell us how we’re doing and about the priorities for you and your...More
Consultation on admission arrangements 2019-20 is now closed.
Period of consultation: 2 Oct to 26 Nov 2017
View the consultation on school admission arrangements for 2020-2021.
This consultation invites you to give your views about the proposed admission arrangements for...More
We have already planned or delivered £100m savings to our Adult Social Care and Health budget between 2011/12 and 2019/20. However, we still face significant savings challenges and the difference between our funding and what we need is £68m. In order to identify ways to provide services more...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.
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Thank you for your interest in this consultation. We will use these responses to help shape where we target this £2.5 million funding. Before completing this consultation, please read the overview of the funding programme here . Also of interest may be the findings and recommendations of the...More
The provision of Single Yellow Lines is required to address issues with obstructive parking which is preventing the buses from using the turning head.
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The proposed restrictions are designed to ensure buses and other vehicles can travel more freely along Main Road in the vicinity of Kirkby Woodhouse School and ensure that visibility is maintained at the junctions of Bird’s Lane and Swifts View, Kirkby Woodhouse.
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Planning permission has been granted for the construction of two residential properties, including off-street parking provision on the land adjacent to 4 Shirburn Avenue, Mansfield. To enable the off-street parking area to be accessed from Shirburn Avenue it is proposed to remove the existing...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.
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The 30mph speed limit is being introduced to replace the existing 40mph speed limit. The new speed limit would better reflect the built up nature of the road and would be in keeping with the side roads off Lincoln Road. The road is a mixture of residential and commercial properties with accesses...More
Have your say on five new and upgraded cycle routes proposed for the Beeston area
To help support development of the Nottingham Enterprise Zone and provide cyclists with safer, quicker and more connected routes in and around Beeston, Via East Midlands working in partnership with...More
The 30mph speed limit is being introduced to replace the existing 40mph speed limit. The new speed limit would better reflect the built up nature of the road and would be in keeping with the existing speed limit on the side roads off Hawton Road. The lower traffic speeds would help to encourage...More