Local groups in a Nottinghamshire village have benefitted from more than £20,000 after a local woman’s long lost charity fund was released.
Councillors are locked in a row on spending for public art after two separate sculpture projects faced questions over their value for taxpayers.
Up to 70 homes will get protection from flooding after plans to build a huge earth mound were approved.
Artificial intelligence technology being used in council services should not replace “empathy and fairness” for residents, a committee has warned.
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service wants to put its part of household council tax bills up by the maximum of £5 a year.
Nottinghamshire County Council is “cramming” in its road repairs before the next financial year and pushing for longer-term fixes after harsh winters.
A Nottinghamshire member of the country’s biggest nurses’ union says emergency department staff “walk on a knife edge” every shift.
The ambulance service lost more than 25,000 hours in December to patient handover delays – the second highest month on record for crews being held up.
The River Trent’s water levels are still rising following heavy snow and rain, but they should peak by the middle of today, officials say.
Nottinghamshire County Council is predicting its overspend to be under £1 million by the end of April 2025 – dropping by over £3 million.
Hospitals leaders say the opening of a new £32 million neonatal unit will mean some babies no longer need to be transferred to get specialist care.
A new plan for how to run he county’s libraries has been approved — despite concern some will only be open for 12 hours a week.
Councillors have struck down a motion which asked for more power for borough and district councils, ahead of a potential local government restructure.
Nearly 100 new homes will be built opposite a Cotgrave business park after an application over its appearance was approved by the council.
A new council leader says he cannot rule out a tax rise next year — but says people can be “assured” rates will be kept as low as possible.
More than 20 new “much needed” apartments could be built after plans were submitted to transform part of the Castlegate Centre.
The incoming county council leader says he will keep applying pressure on Government for changes to SEND services for young people.
Councillors have backed the idea of them having power to decide whether to hold meetings remotely — but say voting should always be done in person.
The site of a birdseed business in a village could be demolished and turned into a care home after plans were submitted to the council.
A Nottinghamshire MP has backed local campaigners calling for tighter regulation on smartphone usage in children and young people.
