News - Nottinghamshire County Council

Council one of the first local authorities to be recognised as a Water Literate Organisation

Nottinghamshire County Council has become one of the first local authorities to be recognised as a Water Literate Organisation (WLO) – highlighting its commitment to fostering a culture of sustainabil…

01 April 2026

Pictured, from left, are James Silveston, Laura Berks, Cllr Bert Bingham, Chennour Wright, and Sam Williams.

County council publishes first Biodiversity Duty Report

Nottinghamshire County Council has published its first Biodiversity Duty Report, setting out the wide-ranging actions it is taking to protect and enhance nature.

01 April 2026

Nottinghamshire expands its recycling service to help residents recycle more and waste less

From 31 March 2026, households across all districts and boroughs in Nottinghamshire will be able to recycle foil, food and drink cartons (including Tetra Pak), plastic/metal tubes and all pots, tubs a…

30 March 2026

You can now recycle more with icons of a drinks carton, a toothpaste tube and some foil

New temporary learning village at St Peter’s Junior School in Ruddington on track for Easter

Work for a new purpose-built temporary learning village in Ruddington continues to make good progress and is on track to be open and ready for pupils and staff after the Easter break.

27 March 2026

Aerial view of the school site to show how work is progressing with all four buildings in place, with several vehicles operating.

Work to create more school places in Newark reaches latest milestone

Expansion work to double the capacity of a primary school near Newark continues to take shape with a new roof now in place.

25 March 2026

Staff, councillors and pupils are pictured wearing high-viz jackets and hard hats at the site of Chuter Ede Primary School, near Newark.

Record levels of funding to be spent on fixing Nottinghamshire’s roads

£122.5 million is to be invested in Nottinghamshire’s roads as part of the first phase of a record-breaking highways programme, with more significant funding set to follow.

23 March 2026

Roadworks take place in the New Cross area of Sutton-in-Ashfield in Nottinghamshire.

Flooding volunteers come together for annual training event

Closing roads during flood emergencies and staying safe around flood water are just some of the things that more than 70 volunteers from across Nottinghamshire have come together to learn about over t…

23 March 2026

A group photo of volunteers attending a Community Flood Signage Scheme training session. Gold balloons spell out CFSS 18 as it is the 18th training session.

Council recognised for ongoing support of Nottinghamshire's Armed Forces community

Nottinghamshire County Council's ongoing commitment to supporting the Armed Forces community has been recognised again.

20 March 2026

Pictured are Cllr Terry Cox, Cllr Kelvin Wright, Cllr Jan Goold, Col Emil Tessem-Cotton, Cllr Dawn Justice, Col Mark Simpson, Cllr Jim Vernon & Cllr David Clark

March 2026 - Final chance to have a say on Government statutory consultation on Local Government Reorganisation

Nottinghamshire residents, businesses and organisations have one week left to take part in the Government consultation on Local Government Reorganisation.

20 March 2026

County councillors visit Mansfield’s new specialist school

A new state-of-the-art school in Mansfield is now supporting children with special educational needs (SEN).

19 March 2026

Various councillors are lined up in the school hall with pupils and representatives from the academy

Care Quality Commission rates Nottinghamshire’s Adult Social Care as ‘Good’

Adult social care services at Nottinghamshire County Council have been assessed as ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission, following an inspection at the end of last year.