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Lorries - Nottinghamshire County Council
Lorries on roads in Nottinghamshire - restrictions and how to report problems
Electrical appliances
Electrical appliances. If your electrical appliance is still in good working order, you could donate it to a furniture reuse group such as the Furniture Re-use Network or Freecycle.. Alternatively, you could use a retailer take back scheme if you are purchasing a new appliance or contact your district council who can offer a chargeable bulky waste collection.
Easy read information
Title Category Description; Adult abuse (safeguarding) Easy Read guide. Easy read Information and advice: This document tells you about Safeguarding in Nottinghamshire.
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Information from Nottinghamshire County Council on local services, latest news, job vacancies, tourism and Robin Hood.
Freedom of information
New research reveals predicted long-term economic benefits of STEP for future generations
Waiting Well Pack
Waiting Well Pack. A guide for people with care and support needs on what to expect when you contact us about adult social care, with information on services that may offer support whilst you are waiting.
Sexual Health JSNA County FINAL 20.12 - Nottinghamshire County Council
Nottinghamshire JSNA: Sexual Health and HIV. DRAFT v2 2018 3 Recommendations for consideration by commissioners The recommendations below are summarised from section 10 and identify key changes
Childrens Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing
2 Background 6. Emotional and mental health problems are a common group of disorders, affecting about one in ten children and young people living in the UK.
Appendix 2 - Nottinghamshire County Council
Author: Mark Croston Created Date: 20171222101505Z
Nottinghamshire County Council
Created Date: 5/25/2016 10:51:16 AM
Councillors’ Divisional Fund – Review of Policy Points of Principle ...
choose to fund up to £1,000 each). 10. Any total payments over £1,000 to an organisation in a single financial year, or any payments to help establish a new organisation, will trigger enhanced monitoring and auditing, to be automated via the electronic system if possible (N.B. may need to be a later development to the system)
Operational Report - Schools & Academies, Catering & Facilities ...
Indirect costs 667 636 31 1,000 1,000 Overhead and Support Costs 527 527 0 791 791 Net Surplus - Deficit (53) (8) 45 (357) (357) 4 3.3 County Hall & Trent Bridge House Catering and FM Full internal Health & Safety audits were conducted across all county offices. Observations
Freedom of Information (FOI) and Environmental Information Regulation ...
Gaining access to public information is your right. However, requests do cost time and money to respond to. This is public money, and we need to make sure it’s spent responsibly.
Appendix 1 Nottingham & Nottinghamshire ICS Primary Care Networks ...
Appendix 1 Nottingham & Nottinghamshire ICS – Primary Care Networks + Clinical Director leads Mid-Nottinghamshire PCN GP Practices Population Geographical Area Accountable Clinical Director
Finance Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
Finance Committee Monday, 22 November 2021 at 10:30 County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7QP AGENDA 1 Minutes of the last meeting held on 11 October 2021 3 - 6 2 Apologies for Absence
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System 5 Year Plan
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System 5 Year Plan 2019/20 –2023/24 DRAFT Working draft to inform discussions 1
Gritting
During winter weather we grit A and B roads and major bus routes. We also grit some additional routes during severe weather.
Council Tax
Council Tax Paying Council Tax. Council Tax is collected by district councils, not by the County council.. Your district council: sends out your Council Tax bill; works out if you are entitled to any discounts or benefits
phof indicators Oct2024 v2 - Nottinghamshire County Council
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Nottinghamshire in numbers 2022 - Nottinghamshire County Council
And the first ever Notts Day Festival in the heart of Sherwood Forest in August attracted more than 1,000 people, who enjoyed the performances of 13 of the county’s most exciting young artists. It is fair to say it has been another busy year for the county council and here are some of the highlights in numbers: