Mayor Andrew Shelton

I am proud to be serving as the Mayor of Bingham for the 2021/2022 Civic Year and will be supporting Cancer Research UK as my named Charity.

Bingham is a centre for services and facilities essential to our town and the surrounding villages, these amenities are being improved and expanded upon to serve the growing number of people who share life in Bingham. Our town benefits from a range of excellent nurseries and schools as well as a modern Health Centre, and Library. Also, we have excellent community meeting places, such as the Methodist Hall and WI Hall, not forgetting the varied and busy restaurants and local pubs adding to our day and night-time economy.

Bingham Mayor Supports Bingham Penguins Swimming Club

23/06/2019

John Stockwood, Bingham Mayor for 2019/20 is pleased to support the Bingham Penguins Swimming Club as his charity for the civic year.

Active for over 30 years, Bingham Penguins Swimming Club is a club for people with disabilities, their families and carers. Sessions are held on Sundays at Rushcliffe Arena and provide a safe environment for people to swim and gain confidence in the water.

The club is a charity, run entirely by volunteers and funded exclusively by donations. All of the club’s coaches, poolside helpers and volunteers are trained to provide a safe and secure environment for swimmers with disabilities

The Mayor will be organising fundraising activities during the year to support the Penguins and hopes everyone can join in supporting this worthy cause.

Bingham Mayor Supports Women’s Aid Integrated Services

02/10/201814/02/2019

Jane Costello, the new Mayor of Bingham Town Council, has chosen Women’s Aid Integrated Services as her charity for the year. This is great news for the charity’s Indigo Project which specifically supports women in Bingham and surrounding areas. Val Lunn, CEO of the charity said: “We’re so excited that we can work together for the year, raise awareness of our work and the fact that no-one living with domestic abuse should suffer in silence”.

Jane Costello said: “The work of WAIS is vital to help women in abusive relationships, they may not be able to talk to friends or family but they can speak to someone in confidence on the helpline (0808 800 0340). I also admire the pet fostering scheme as it cannot be easy to leave home and leave a pet behind that will be vulnerable to abuse!”

If you would also like to support the charity then please visit their website at www.wais.org.uk.