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More than 50 roads scheduled to receive resurfacing or patch repairs

Twelve years ago, Paula and her husband Andy opened their home and hearts to become foster carers.

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, schools, and charities are invited to apply for a share of funding for initiatives that focus on waste reduction, reuse or recycling.

Nottinghamshire County Council is marking Shared Lives Week (15–19 June) by celebrating carers who support people to live in a personalised, family-based home environment.

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.

Nottinghamshire County Council’s youth service is celebrating Carers Week after being recognised as continuing to be young carer friendly.

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.

A consultation into the future of Nottinghamshire County Council’s discretionary faith transport scheme is still open for everyone to have their say.

Foster Care Fortnight 2026 was celebrated across the East Midlands from 11 to 24 May with a series of events bringing together foster carers, children and young people, families, local authority teams…

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.