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As part of Nottinghamshire County Council’s ambitious land sale programme, £1.2m is due to be invested in its land at Tollerton Park in Gamston to help unlock regeneration, significantly increase its…

The team behind Nottinghamshire County Council’s newest offices has won the Integration and Collaborative Award in recognition of the outstanding partnership that delivered Oak House near Hucknall.

More school places will be created thanks to an £841,233 investment for a new classroom block planned on the site of Beeston Rylands Junior School.

Nottinghamshire community groups can now apply for £1.2 million worth of grants to help support their work in communities via the new-look Local Communities Fund.

Two old classroom blocks are to be replaced with modern, fit-for-purpose permanent classrooms thanks to a £1.6 million investment by Nottinghamshire County Council.

Nottinghamshire County Council has unveiled its ambitious £200 million land programme which aims to help regenerate and bring in more investment to the county.

Albany Junior School in Stapleford is due to get a £12.7 million, purpose-built replacement building.

A new-look Local Communities Fund and the Government-funded Crisis and Resilience Fund are both due to be launched soon.

Pupils, teachers, councillors and partners gathered to celebrate the official opening of the new learning village at St Peter’s CofE Junior School in Ruddington.

Improved facilities for some of the county’s most vulnerable young people are one step closer to reality, with a new roof now in place at the new, fit-for-purpose family contact centre in Worksop.

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.

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