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Nottinghamshire residents are being urged to take advantage of free electric mattress blanket checks as the county council’s Trading Standards Team and Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service return t…

Today, the government has launched a consultation on Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Nottinghamshire, and anyone can take part.

Improvements to local sporting facilities and upgrades to community centres are among the many projects which are due to help make a difference to residents’ lives thanks to council funding.

Nottinghamshire and Nottingham’s Armed Forces community will be celebrated at the fourth Boots and Beret Awards later this year.Officially known as the Nottinghamshire County Council Armed Forces Comm…

Valerie and Austin are foster carers for Foster for East Midlands Councils who have been looking after children since 2017. They wanted to help children feel safe and loved, and they knew they could m…

Dean’s fostering journey began at Christmas 2024, when he realised he wanted to do something that could truly make a difference. As a single dad, Dean had always hoped to create a safe, caring home an…

This January, Veolia and Nottinghamshire County Council are encouraging residents to learn more about what can be recycled at home whilst supporting a local charity.

A former primary school near Newark is set to provide new housing and improved community facilities for residents.

As the New Year begins, four local authorities across the East Midlands have continued their commitment to improving the lives of children in care. Through the Foster for East Midlands Councils (FFEMC…

Ofsted has carried out a focused visit to assess Nottinghamshire’s ‘front door’ services - the first point of contact for anyone worried about a child’s safety or wellbeing.

A consultation has been announced in relation to Dean Hole Church of England Primary School, in Caunton, as part of moves to secure the best possible education for children and make better use of publ…

Nottinghamshire County Council is due to introduce a series of new ways to help generate more than £392,500 from its assets from late spring until March 2027.