Smaller Nottinghamshire schools will be asked to share resources including bus costs and staff to save money.
The early release of around 40 prisoners in Nottinghamshire last week was “handled effectively”, the county’s police commissioner has insisted.
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A new deputy police and Crime commissioner has been appointed, despite questions over whether the £63,000 role is value for taxpayers.
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School meals in Nottinghamshire will be provided by a different service for the start of the next school year.
An RAF officers’ mess which was once a ‘wonderful building’ will be knocked down after falling into ruin.
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It should be quicker and easier for residents to start parking schemes in their neighbourhoods, a review has recommended.
Sliding vaccination rates are being described as a ‘serious situation’ as the number of children being given jabs continues to miss targets.
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A £15m-a-year Nottinghamshire public health contract could be handed to a new company amid scrutiny of an NHS trust.
Conservative county councillors say the imminent move from the authority’s County Hall headquarters is ‘common sense’.
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A decision is due next week on the demolition of former RAF buildings which could open the door for dozens of homes to be built.
Revised plans have been approved for a scaled down Mansfield NHS testing centre which was found to be over budget.
The discovery of 18th century archaeological remains has led to alterations for Newark Castle’s restoration plans.
A solar farm near Radcliffe-on-Trent has been approved after the majority of people asked about the project welcomed the proposal.
Plans for a new McDonalds and Starbucks on a rural road would only help to “saturate the countryside” with fast food chains, some residents say.
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A multi-million-pound community diagnostics centre offering earlier access to MRIs, x-rays and ultrasounds is be scaled back.
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Nearly nine in ten Nottinghamshire pensioners will no longer be eligible for winter fuel payments this year, according to government figures.
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A new bridge over the River Trent will be needed as a borough’s population swells, the councillor responsible for the area’s housing has warned.
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Senior county councillors have asked the government whether major schemes promised by the previous administration will still go ahead.
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Residents are divided over plans for a large solar farm development, with some saying it won’t have an impact and others labelling it a ‘white whale’.
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Newark and Sherwood District Council is still asking the government where £20m of promised Levelling Up funding is.
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