We are delighted to invite you to take part in our annual Crime and Community survey. The survey is in its fourth year, and we want to hear your views on crime, community, and your experience of Neighbourhood Watch. The survey is open to everyone across England and Wales, regardless of whether you are a … Read more
Local services in and around Newark that can help you – more details about what
they can offer on the other side of this sheet … but first, some tips ….
Nottinghamshire residents are being urged to remain vigilant as our communities continue to recover from the extensive flooding and disruption caused by Storm Babet.
A major incident was declared in the county at the weekend following the heavy rainfall, which caused rivers and streams to burst their banks – leaving many homes and businesses under water.
The severe weather presented the Nottinghamshire Local Resilience Forum (LRF) – a multi-agency partnership made up of local authorities and emergency services – with complex and challenging situations to tackle and overcome.
Residents whose homes have flooded are reminded they are eligible for support through the fund, which offers a one-off payment of £120.
Our budget survey is open! We want to know what your priorities are and get your views to help us create a healthy, prosperous, and greener future for everyone who lives in Nottinghamshire.
Flu and Covid-19 spread more easily in winter and can cause serious harm to people who are more vulnerable.
Get winter strong – check if you’re eligible and book your vaccination now. You can book via the NHS app or online.
Your local place of safety in the event of your property becoming flooded is the Memorial Hall, Hight Street, Collingham
Amber and yellow weather warnings are in place for Newark and Sherwood because of Storm Babet. Persistent and heavy rain led to localised surface water flooding on Friday and this is likely to continue through the weekend. 40 flood warnings are already in place with disruption to the road networks, buses, and trains.
Storm Babet is on its way to Nottinghamshire and the Met Office has issued: Heavy rain is expected to be persistent and the Met Office has warned that flooding is likely, so we’ve put together our top advice for how to stay safe during the conditions. If there is danger to life call 999 Nottinghamshire … Read more
In this month’s edition find out how we have welcome new students to our city, launched drink testing kits to keep people safe in Worksop and how farms across our county are set for enhanced security to tackle rural crime.