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Extra-Ordinary Full Council Meeting
Tuesday, 1st of November 2022 at 6:00pm
Road closures during Bingham Christmas Fair, 25 November 1pm-9pm
There will be road closures and No Waiting Restrictions from 1pm until 9pm on Friday the 25th of November, for the Bingham Christmas Fair, affecting the following roads: Market Place – for its entire length Market Street – between its junctions with Union Street and Newgate Street (including the Co-op car park) Station Street – …
View documentsPublished Risk Register – October 2022
Bingham Conservation Area Review – Give Your Views
Rushcliffe Borough Council are reviewing the conservation area in Bingham and they would like to invite residents or those who have experience of the conservation area in Bingham, to highlight their opinions by completing a short form. To complete the form, please download and email your completed form to by 21 November 2022. Paper …
View documentsExtra-Ordinary Full Council Meeting
Wednesday, 19th of October 2022 at 6:00pm
Overnight road closure at level crossing, 10-11 December
Chapel Lane/Kirk Hill 20 meters either side of the level crossing will be closed from 11:00pm Saturday 10 December until 8:30am Sunday 11 December. Please see the attached document for further information.
View documentsTemporary traffic lights on Chapel Lane, 28 September – 5 October
Temporary traffic lights will be in operation on Chapel Lane from Wednesday the 28th of September until Wednesday the 5th of October, between 8:00am and 5:00pm. Please see the attached document for further information.
View documentsFinance, Policy & Resources Meeting
Wednesday, 28th of September 2022 at 7:00pm
Proclamation for King Charles III, Sunday 11 September 2022
On Sunday 11 September 2022, the Mayor read the proclamation for King Charles III after a prayer from Rev Jon Wright. The Deputy Lieutenant of Nottingham, Judith Swann was also in attendance and after the national anthem, the Church Bells rang for the King. The proclamation read: PROCLAIMING THE NEW SOVEREIGN IN THE UNITED KINGDOM …
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