News
District Council Glass Bin Collection Updates
Dear Residents, we are writing to update you this month on the new glass bin scheme and the removal of the old bottle banks at the Medical Centre car park. I hope by now all of you who have requested a new glass collection bin has received our new bins. The scheme is a fantastic … Read more
April Update
The Parish Council monthly meetings take place at the Collingham Youth and Community Centre. The public are welcome – joining details on parish noticeboards or from the Clerk. The next meeting is on the 25th April 2024 6.30pm, with meetings held on the fourth Thursday of the month. Don’t forget we are updating our website and … Read more
Your region, your mayor, your vote: People will decide who leads a £4 billion boost for the East Midlands
A £4 billion investment in the future of the East Midlands will be guided by a public vote. Nottinghamshire, Nottingham, Derbyshire and Derby, have opened the door to a massive investment in transport, skills, housing and the environment after securing a deal to set up a combined county authority covering the region. But what the … Read more
Annual Parish Meeting
The 2024 Parish Meeting for Collingham Parish will be held on 11th April at 6:30pm at the Youth & Community Centre on Low Street.
March edition of the Connect newsletter from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
The March edition of the Connect newsletter from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is available HERE. In this month’s edition, stories include funding to help improve neighbourhood policing, new state-of-the-art CCTV in Beeston and much more.
Rural crime prevention enhanced with new vehicles secured
Efforts to catch offenders in rural areas in Nottinghamshire have been boosted by the addition of three brand-new Hilux 4x4s which have been rolled out across the county. The fleet available to Nottinghamshire Police has now expanded with vehicles located in Bassetlaw, Newark and Sherwood as well as Rushcliffe to give the force the best … Read more
You are invited to learn more about policing in your area
If you are 18 years or older and interested in gaining a deeper understanding of daily policing activities in your local area, our Public Observation Scheme would be perfect for you. This program gives you the opportunity to observe and engage with various aspects of policing, aimed at enhancing community engagement and feedback. You can … Read more
Residents can now have their say on Public Space Protection Orders
A number of Newark and Sherwood’s Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) will come to an end in 2024 and as such, a review of the PSPOs and the related information is being undertaken, and the Council is reaching out to residents, businesses, partner agencies and wider groups to hear their thoughts.