Radcliffe-on-Trent Parish Council are looking for part-time grounds’ staff. Please see the attached poster for further information.

Following the flooding in Bingham west, which impacted and is still impacting residents on Western Avenue, the Town Council is looking to co-ordinate a group of community volunteer Flood Wardens. The Flood Warden scheme is organised by Nottinghamshire County Council and the Environment Agency. Please click on the document below for details of what being …
View documentsComment by Monday 14 September 2020
The Greater Nottingham Strategic Plan will guide development of the area up to 2038.
The plan will include planning policies and proposals for housing and employment, climate change, the natural environment, heritage, design, transport, infrastructure and more.
The consultation document asks several questions that you can respond to. Responses will inform the drafting of the Strategic Plan for further consultation in 2021.
Website: www.gnplan.org.uk
Telephone Rushcliffe Planning Policy team: 0115 981 9911
Twitter: @gnplan
Vectare, a local bus operator, who operate the 833 service around the Vale of Belvoir on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council, has recently launched a commercial service, number 93 from Bingham to Grantham, return, running 6 days a week. The new service opens up a range of new links for residents of Bingham.
Some key service information:
For more details, see www.vectare.co.uk/localbus .
The survey is now closed
Thank you to all those that took part. The results will be discussed at the next Full Council meeting.
The Town Council at its 16 June 2020 meeting unanimously voted to support and contribute £400,000 toward the redevelopment of the Town Pavilion at Wynhill which was granted planning permission earlier this year. The land and building is owned by Bingham Town Council and is leased to Bingham Rugby Club, who are also contributing to the project to improve the facilities. The redevelopment cost has been estimated at £600,000 with funding being sought via other grant funding applications.
View the Footprint Plan (pdf file)
This major infrastructure investment and improvement of this important community hub and sporting facility includes the following:
The Town Council is conducting a 28 day consultation until midnight, Sunday 9th August 2020 and is seeking the views of it’s residents, particularly Council Tax payers, as the Town Council wishes to borrow funding of £400,000 over 30 years, via the Government’s Public Works Loan Board scheme. The Town Council has already set aside funds to cover at least the first 2 years repayments, however, there may be a small impact on your Council Tax in future years.
Temporary traffic signals will be in place on Chapel Hill (approximately 95m North of its junction with Moorbridge Road) on the 10th and 11th of July. They are expected to be removed by midday on the 11th. Please see the attached document for further information.
View documentsTwo-way traffic signals will be in place on Moorbridge Road, at its junction with Chapel Lane, from the 4th until the 8th of July, due to an emergency repair. Please see the attached document for further information.
View documentsBeginning on Monday, 22nd of June, Market Place and Market Street will become one-way, to make it easier to adhere to social distancing requirements. Vehicles must proceed only in a clockwise direction (from Market Street to Station Street, from Station Street to Church Street). Please see the attached bulletin for further information.
View documentsMonday, 22nd of June 2020 to Friday, 26th of June 2020
Armed Forces Week begins on Monday 22nd June; this is our national opportunity to celebrate the Armed Forces and the role they play in protecting the UK. Those who employ Reservists will be particularly interested in Wednesday 24thJune, which is Reserves Day , when we focus on the contribution made by our volunteer Reserves. In …
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