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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.

Nottinghamshire’s foster carers have been honoured for their long service to fostering at a special event. With 50 foster carers at the lunch having completed more than 20 years fostering for Nottingh…

Two Armed Forces veterans who are now councillors at Nottinghamshire County Council are gearing up to take part in a special fundraiser for a military mental health charity.

Work to improve the county’s roads is accelerating at pace with an extra £58.75 million to be invested across Nottinghamshire as part of a record-breaking funding package.

Today thousands of families in Nottinghamshire have received confirmation of where their child will be starting school in September.

Nottinghamshire County Council’s ongoing drive to improve the county’s roads has stepped up a gear with the introduction of eight additional teams to carry out first-time permanent repairs.

In March over 250 foster carers came together for the Foster Carers Conference 2026 providing a powerful and inspiring day focused on supporting children and young people.

With the Easter holidays well underway, Rebel Rangers is an interactive trail designed for families with children aged 5–14, to explore some of the region’s most iconic days out, heritage sites and gr…

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…

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

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…

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.