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Blue Badge Hub - Nottinghamshire County Council
Nottinghamshire County Council work with people and their carers to promote independence and enable people to live their best lives. We deliver the Blue Badge Scheme on behalf of the Department of Transport. The aim of the scheme is to help people with severe mobility problems caused by visible and hidden disabilities to park closer to their destination. Apply for a blue badge, verify your ...
Blue Badge Hub - Nottinghamshire County Council
Nottinghamshire County Council work with people and their carers to promote independence and enable people to live their best lives. We deliver the Blue Badge Scheme on behalf of the Department of Transport. The aim of the scheme is to help people with severe mobility problems caused by visible and hidden disabilities to park closer to their destination. Apply for a blue badge, verify your ...
Tell Us Once - Nottinghamshire County Council
The registrar is legally required to record the basic details of each death registration in the Tell Us Once system. If you choose to use the Tell Us Once service to notify all relevant departments (that you have mentioned to the registrar), the registrar will provide you with a unique reference number and confirmation letter, which will allow you to notify a range of local and government ...
Parking - Nottinghamshire County Council
Blue Badge Hub; Trade parking dispensations; Parking Public transport Road maintenance Gritting Active Travel Adopted roads Road safety Licences and permits Community and accessible transport Lorries Travel in Nottinghamshire ...
West Bridgford on-street parking review - Nottinghamshire County Council
In all locations, parking will be free for 30 minutes with a ticket. They will then move to either short-stay, or long-stay options. For Fox and Hound Road where the spaces are immediately adjacent to the residential properties, a hybrid option offers the option for residents to purchase a residents' permit which would exempt them from the charges.
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Parking enforcement
A Penalty Charge Notice (PCN or sometimes called a parking fine or parking ticket) will be issued on a vehicle considered to be parking in contravention of the restrictions.. This may mean for example that the vehicle is parked on a single or double yellow line, in a disabled space without displaying a valid permit or has overstayed in a limited waiting bay.
Proposals to introduce on-street parking charges are approved for ...
After careful consideration of the comments received during the consultation period, proposals to introduce a charge for parking on a number of streets around West Bridgford town centre have been approved for implementation.
Parking enforcement - Nottinghamshire County Council
If you park, wait or load where there are restrictions in force, you may be issued with a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) by Civil Enforcement Officers. In some areas vehicles may be towed away. Nottinghamshire is a Civil Enforcement authority and is responsible for the enforcement of parking restrictions on streets throughout the County.
Preparations for on-street parking charges commence in West Bridgford ...
Installation of new parking meters is now complete in West Bridgford as the countdown begins to the introduction of on-street parking charging in some areas of the town which is expected to start by the end of the month.
Mobility scooter video transcript
Mobility scooter video transcript. Text: Norfolk Constabulary, Safe Scoot – Be safe and secure on your mobility scooter, in partnership with Halfords and RoSPA (The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents). Caption: Sheila Reid, actress from the series 'Benidorm'. Sheila Reid: Mobility scooters like this are an invaluable aid for all sorts of people.
minutes - Nottinghamshire County Council
1 minutes Meeting GOVERNANCE AND ETHICS COMMITTEE Date Wednesday 5 February 2025 (commencing at 10.30am) membership COUNCILLORS Philip Owen (Chairman) Callum Bailey (Vice-Chairman) Chris Barnfather Sue Saddington - Apologies Samantha Deakin - Apologies Helen-Ann Smith - Apologies Errol Henry JP - Apologies Nigel Turner - Apologies Andy Meakin - Apologies Roger Upton
Contact us - Nottinghamshire County Council
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Use this page to link to Nottinghamshire County Council popular online services. We have lots of online services for you to access at your convenience but if you need any help, you can contact our team of customer service advisors by phone, online message, sign video, language translator or the UK Text Relay service.
Contact us - Nottinghamshire County Council
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Use this page to link to Nottinghamshire County Council popular online services. We have lots of online services for you to access at your convenience but if you need any help, you can contact our team of customer service advisors by phone, online message, sign video, language translator or the UK Text Relay service.
Pay a parking fine (Penalty Charge Notice) or CCTV parking fine ...
This service is for. Paying for a parking ticket. You will need. PCN number; your vehicle registration number; your credit or debit card details. Get started
Annual Report - Nottinghamshire County Council
2 Nottinghamshire County Council Annual Report 2021-22 Welcome to our Annual Report 2021-22 Last November we launched our new Nottinghamshire Plan 2021-2031, setting out the County Council’s vision for a healthy, prosperous and greener future for everyone.
Recycling centre registration FAQs - Nottinghamshire County Council
Recycling centre registration FAQs Why do I need to register to use the sites? Registering as a Nottinghamshire resident on the system will allow us to ensure that only our residents can use the county’s recycling centres in order to protect budgets and ensure a high level of service is maintained.
ANNUAL FRAUD REPORT 2022/23 - Nottinghamshire County Council
3 fraud prevention and detection cases at the Council. The dotted lines represent trends in the number and the value of cases. 2.3. The blue dotted trend line on the chart above shows an overall decline in the total number of
ANNUAL FRAUD REPORT 2020/21 - Nottinghamshire County Council
2 2. Incidence of Fraud Prevention and Detection at Nottinghamshire County Council 2.1. The Council is committed to responding to the threat of fraud and it continues to take a zero-