Residents across Nottinghamshire are being encouraged to have their say on the future of travel assistance for 16 to 25-year-olds with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)
The consultation is open to everyone, with families, young people, education professionals and support organisations particularly encouraged to share their views. Nottinghamshire County Council is reviewing the support available to help eli…
Read full articleImprovements to local park facilities, upgrades to community centres, help and support to help reduce isolation are among the many projects which are due to help make a difference to residents’ lives…
Kinship carers in Nottinghamshire were invited to a special lunch event to celebrate the vital role they play for children in the county.
Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from earlier support, faster access to specialist advice and improved local servi…
Pupils at Leen Mills Primary School in Hucknall have officially opened their brand-new classrooms following a £1.6 million investment by Nottinghamshire County Council.
Parents of children who have started in year 6 this September are being reminded to submit their secondary school applications before the application deadline on Saturday 31 October 2026.
Four shops across Beeston, Eastwood, Hucknall and Sutton in Ashfield have been ordered to close after they were found to be supplying illegal tobacco products.
From supporting babies and young children to caring for teenagers, siblings and unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, foster carers across the East Midlands are making a difference every day.
More school places have been created thanks to a £841,233 investment for a new, fully furnished classroom block at Beeston Rylands Junior School.
Six months into delivery, Nottinghamshire has already completed more highway improvement schemes than during the whole of last year.
