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Roadworks and Traffic Management bulletins - Nottinghamshire County Council
Roadworks and Traffic Management bulletins. Harold Shaw, Tarmac's liaison officer, sends out a weekly traffic management bulletin on a Wednesday afternoon. These provide an update on forthcoming roadworks within the scheme area for a two week period. Bulletins are available for weeks commencing: 19 June 2017 [Word] 12 June 2017 [Word] 5 June ...
Streetworks Permit Scheme
The permit scheme will help to ensure all work on or below roads are planned and coordinated to minimise disruption. As part of the Council's network management strategy, more effective control of road works will help the Council achieve: improved journey times and reliability for all road users; reduced congestion caused by road works
Road innovation - Nottinghamshire County Council
This would allow gangs to fully manage the traffic and related roadworks and potentially reduce response and clear up times at incidents. This service could also be extended to external customers as a potential further source of income for the council.
Make a new highways request
Make a new highways request. Please use this form to make any new highways-related requests for Nottinghamshire. The requests under each category are detailed below:
Road improvements showcased on nottshighways.co.uk
A new website showing improvements to roads and pavements throughout Nottinghamshire has been launched. The new site, which can be found at nottshighways.co.uk, allows residents and road users to search across the county to find where resurfacing and patching schemes have taken place.It shows details of the works and in most cases, an image of the completed works.
Road schemes - Nottinghamshire County Council
The Council is committed to improving major roads in Nottinghamshire. Road schemes. We are committed to improving major roads in Nottinghamshire to ensure the county is a great place to live, visit, invest and do business
Current disruption - Nottinghamshire County Council
Current disruption Temporary closure of multi user route between Holme Lane and Stragglethorpe Updates October 2024. Conservation Manager at Nottinghamshire County Council said:
£44 million investment into Nottinghamshire’s highways, transport and ...
Improvement schemes, road and path repairs, traffic signal upgrades, drainage schemes and road safety measures are all included in the county council’s plans for the year ahead.
Nottinghamshire residents’ views sought as new roadworks feedback ...
Nottinghamshire residents’ views sought as new roadworks feedback scheme is piloted. Highways Review Panel. Highways. Monday, 24 October 2022. A new pilot scheme asking residents for feedback on resurfacing works has gone live, allowing people in Nottinghamshire to share their views on highways works.
B6009 Watnall Road reopens
The B6009 Watnall Road, Hucknall has reopened to residents and road users following flooding from recent storms which closed the road. The road, which operates as a main link between Hucknall and Watnall, was reopened today after water levels receded enough to allow machinery to access the entrance to a culverted watercourse that runs beneath the road.
Transforming Cities Fund
Transforming Cities Fund. In June 2020, Nottingham and Derby City Councils received over £160m from the Department for Transport’s Transforming Cities Fund (TCF) to build a package of transport schemes aimed at strengthening connections between major employment sites, upgrading public transport, and improving facilities for people on foot or bike – an increasingly important investment ...
£3million contribution towards Newark Southern Link Road: A key ...
In a boost for local growth, Nottinghamshire County Council has given the green light to transfer £3m to Newark and Sherwood District Council (NSDC) to support the development of the Newark Southern Link Road scheme which will help unlock thousands of new homes and jobs in the area.
Queen’s Road in Newark now open - Nottinghamshire County Council
Queen’s Road in Newark reopened over the weekend (17-18 Feb) after work to repair a collapsed Victorian culvert was completed. The road reopened to traffic on Sunday, and a permanent reinstatement of the trench and lining works has been completed ahead of the opening.
Plans for junction improvements at Mickledale Lane progress
A £5 million scheme to upgrade a key junction along the A614 is progressing. The Mickledale Lane junction in Bilsthorpe was originally included in Nottinghamshire County Council’s A614/A6097 Major Road Network Scheme, works on which are due to commence this summer.
Gritting map - Nottinghamshire County Council
Gritting map. Via East Midlands, who manage the county’s highways on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council, grit when road temperatures are predicted to be at or below zero degrees and when snow and/or ice is predicted to settle on the road surface.
Transport - Nottinghamshire County Council
Information on roads and public transport in Nottinghamshire
Videos - Nottinghamshire County Council
Nottinghamshire’s new Highways Hub. The hub was set up to improve the efficiency and quality of road repairs across the county. Based at the Via East Midlands Bilsthorpe Highways Depot, the new hub will improve communications with residents, businesses, and road users ahead of and during works, ensuring people are better informed about improvements in their area ahead of the start of any ...
Hucknall town centre improvement scheme - Nottinghamshire County Council
Roadworks and Traffic Management bulletins; Latest news. 170 unsafe electric blankets taken out of use at recent events. Unique Nottinghamshire partnership helps to deliver investment worth millions of pounds. Think before you park – county council advice on bus stop parking.
A614/A6097 Planning - Nottinghamshire County Council
A614/A6097 Planning. Planning permission was granted for each of the six junction improvements on 27 September 2022. Via is leading this major improvement scheme on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council and acted as the agent for the planning process.
Licences and permits
Apply for brown tourist signs on roads; Apply for a skip permit; Apply for a pavement cafe licence; Scaffolding, hoarding, cranes, mobile platforms and storage of materials on the highway