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Bingham Town Guide

The 2022/2023 Town Guide and new Town Map is now available. The Town Council also commissioned the town map, which has been created by local artist Tim O’Brien, to include the expanding North of Bingham and the town map key features the new townscape that has been designed by Bingham based Ovy Design. A New Town Centre feature map has also been produced in the centre of the guide with assistance from the European Regional Development Fund.

Click here to access the online version

Civility and Respect Project

Bingham Town Council support the National Association of Local Councils (NALC) Civility and Respect Project.

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Nottinghamshire Police & Crime Commissioner and East Midlands Combined County Authority Elections - Thursday 2 May 2024 - Statement of Persons Nominated

Free Mental Health Support

Supported self-help can make a positive difference to your mental health. It's a free programme that works with you, to support you to recognise and understand your emotions. Over six... Continue reading

Bingham Car Parking

Bingham Town Council are aware of Rushcliffe Borough Council’s proposals for Town Centre Parking changes that will be considered by the Cabinet at their meeting on Tuesday 09 April 2024.... Continue reading

Temporary Traffic Signals – Tithby Road, Tithby, 4th April

Temporary two-way traffic signals will be in place on Tithby Road, Tithby (approximately 540m north from the junction with Bingham Road), between 9:00am and 3:00pm on Thursday the 4th of... Continue reading

New Nottsbus On Demand bus service launching 8 April 2024

Temporary Traffic Signals – Newgate Street, Bingham (Junction with Fairfield Street), 8th to 28th April

Temporary four-way traffic signals will be in operation 24 hours a day on Newgate Street, Bingham (at its Junction with Fairfield Street), from Monday the 8th of April to Sunday... Continue reading

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About Bingham

Bingham was voted “the Best Place to bring up a Family” in October 2013. It is a vibrant Town with a population of approx. 9,000, a Market every Thursday and a Farmers Market on 3rd Saturday of the month held on the Market Place alongside The Buttercross. It is approx. 9 miles east of Nottingham, 9 miles south-west of Newark-on-Trent and west of Grantham situated where A46 (Old Fosse Way) intersects A52.

Photo credit: Councillor Andrew Shelton

There are strong links with our Twin Town Wallenfels in Bavaria, Germany, and each year residents from each Town meet up be it in Wallenfels or Bingham. A new play area opened in 2009 and is called Wallenfels Park.

Bingham Twinning Association Website

Bingham Linear Park

The Linear Park is owned by the Town Council and is supported by an enthusiastic group of volunteers, The Friends of Bingham Linear Park.

The Old Court House is where the Council Offices are located and where the Town Clerk is based. All of the council’s business and meetings are conducted here but in addition the building is also available to hire as a venue for meetings.

Plastic Free Bingham

Bingham Town Council supports the Plastic Free Bingham initiative.

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