Nottinghamshire voters have several major decisions to make at the ballot box in 2024.
A quiet Nottinghamshire railway station is no longer the UK’s least-used after passenger numbers increased slightly.
The world’s first nuclear fusion project could mean there is less need to for large solar farms in the area, councillors say.
Making sure council services are as efficient as possible is residents’ top request for the next year, according to a survey.
Transport projects funded with money which would have been spent on HS2 don’t meet Nottinghamshire’s current needs, a councillor has said.
A Council is looking to buy a former bank as a key part of its Levelling Up plans for Ollerton town centre.
A senior Nottinghamshire Conservative County councillor has insisted ageism was not a factor in the demotion of a Tory colleague.
A council has voted in favour of an East Midlands devolution deal, but some councillors said they did so because it was ‘the only deal’ on the table.
A council house on a deprived housing estate could be transformed into a community centre.
Plans have been unveiled for a new care village in Ollerton which could look after more than 100 elderly people.
Teachers believe Ofsted isn’t fit for purpose, a Nottinghamshire union representative has said after a damning inquiry into the regulator.
Parish councils for areas which would be surrounded by a huge solar panel energy project say they are joining forces to fight against it.
Nottinghamshire County Council’s finances are in a ‘reasonable position’, leaders say, despite an estimated £60m deficit over the next three years.
The decision to cancel Lincoln's Christmas market will face greater scrutiny after it was called-in by a Conservative group.
Lincoln's famous Christmas market has been axed and will be replaced with year-round events and activities under newly-revealed proposals.
A complaint has been submitted about a council leader’s taxpayer-funded training course which included a trip to America.
Schools have received a wave of bad grades from Ofsted in the first full year of inspections for the regulatory body since covid.
A councillor justified her decision to fly to the COP 27 climate change conference, saying that enough trees were planted to offset it.
A “massive intensification” of clay pigeon shooting near a village has been shot down.
Villagers are “up in arms” over plans to expand clay pigeon shooting in their area.