Nearly 200 adult social care providers in Nottinghamshire have been left waiting more than three years for an inspection by the healthcare watchdog.
Reported anti-social behaviour has fallen by 10% — but other figures show vehicle crime, street drinking and aggressive begging have risen.
Nottinghamshire’s fire service gender pay gap has reduced but more women are needed in senior roles to encourage others to climb the ladder.
County Council will have to find a new way to fund the academisation of schools after a Government grant was cut.
Adult social care costs for a council could rise by £31million following the Chancellor’s budget announcement.
More work is needed to prevent people from entering the healthcare system and to stop ‘institutionalising’ frail and ageing patients.
Works to repair a cycle path which has now been shut for for 10 months have moved a step closer — but there is still no date for when it will re-open.
A small village may get a dedicated field for dogs to exercise in after an application for a dog field was put forward.
Children’s homes across Nottinghamshire are performing well following inspections — but services are currently running on reduced staff.
A historic village pub has had its long-awaited reopening date pushed back after dry rot was discovered during renovations.
A council leader has called for more government support after funding for the fire service’s specialised tasks was slashed.
A Nottinghamshire councillor has said he wants Conservative Party leader finalist Robert Jenrick to ‘rattle the cage’ on council funding if he wins.
Residents in need of support with the cost of living could get a one-off payment in December, following the Government’s extension of funding.
Members of an assisted dying campaign group say they believe a change in the law would be “the will of the people”.
More children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities across the county are now getting support faster.
Nottinghamshire County Council’s plans to build 75 homes on farmland in a rural village have been approved by a borough council.
Parents who are part of a smartphone-free campaign group have called for better regulations on how devices and apps appeal to children.
An NHS trust has been told it must abandon an “organisational culture of denial” in order to prove it has changed following a catalogue of failings.
A children’s play area in a Sherwood Forest village could be given more than £20,000 to upgrade its facilities after a council decision.
A public survey which uncovers the extent of pollution in and around the River Trent has again opened up to the public.