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Report a new concern about a child - Nottinghamshire County Council
Report a new concern about a child. Please use this form to make a children's safeguarding referral. If you believe a child is in immediate danger, please call 999 or report a crime on 101.
REPORT OF THE SERVICE DIRECTOR, YOUTH, FAMILIES AND SOCIAL WORK ...
18. The Department for Education has an ambition that experienced childcare social workers and managers will be able to demonstrate their proficiency by sitting a national accreditation assessment which is benchmarked against post qualifying standards for child and family practitioners and practice supervisors4. 19.
Community and voluntary transport schemes - Nottinghamshire County Council
Find out which schemes are operating in your area by searching online for community transport. The main types of community transport operating in Nottinghamshire are: Voluntary Car Schemes. If you need to make an essential journey and no suitable public transport service exists, you can contact a voluntary car scheme to arrange a lift.
Technology enabled care (formerly assistive technology)
Personal alarms that you wear which are connected to a 24-hour monitoring centre are available from other providers. If you activate the alarm, the centre will contact you to check how you are. If necessary, they will contact family, friends, neighbours or the emergency services. To find suppliers, please visit Nottinghamshire Help Yourself.
News - Nottinghamshire County Council
investment, green, economy . Senior councillor says delays in social care reform are ‘unacceptable’ and are putting people at risk
News - Nottinghamshire County Council
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Fees and reviews
Fees and reviews. In the sections below you will find information on fees and payments for providers of adult social care and support services. The agreed annual fee uplifts for 2025 to 2026 are set out in the March 2025 Adult Social Care Cabinet Member Report [PDF]. Information on the 2025 to 2026 budget for Living Well Care Homes can be found in the Review Process section below.
Why we're celebrating Nottinghamshire Day
Nottinghamshire is rich in history and heritage, and I am extremely proud that we are in our third year of marking our very own County Day to celebrate what makes it a special place to live, work and visit.
Oasis - Nottinghamshire County Council
Find community transport in your area; Car Scheme Plus; Community and voluntary transport schemes; Latest news. Robin Hood and Lady Marian are ‘reunited’ thanks to specialist repairs. Nottinghamshire roads proposed for major highways investment.
School governors - Nottinghamshire County Council
Find a school School holidays and closures School admissions School meals Travel to schools School governors Services for schools and education providers Information for schools Outdoor and Environmental Education Special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) ...
Road safety - Nottinghamshire County Council
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APPENDIX A DECISIONS NOT TO INVESTIGATE FURTHER
unlikely we would find fault THERE WERE NO FULL INVESTIGATIONS WHERE NO FAULT FOUND FULL INVESTIGATIONS WHERE FAULT FOUND DATE LGO REF PROCEDURE COMPLAINT SUMMARY DECISION RECOMMENDATION FINANCIAL REMEDY STATUS OF AGREED ACTION 29.01.25 24004036 Corporate Ms C complained the Council failed to provide their child, D, with access to a
A-May-zing fun-filled family activities for half term
“Our county has so much to offer, so you’re guaranteed to find something that will suit children of all ages, whether it’s enjoying a special sing-a-long or the knights v pirates trail at Rufford Abbey, having an adrenaline- fuelled time at The Mill Adventure Base or a visit to Newark library to enjoy the fascinating history of early cinema and learning how images came to life.
Education chiefs seek Government assurances over school building ...
Education chiefs in Nottinghamshire have written to the Secretary of State asking for confirmation that the new Government is committed to funding school building projects in the county.
Getting active - Nottinghamshire County Council
Visit the Ramblers website to find short, easy walks in your local area. Support. We commission Your Health Notts to support Nottinghamshire residents (children, young people, adults and families) to get active, lose weight, reduce alcohol intake and quit smoking. The service will also provide support for falls prevention and family weight ...
Public transport - Nottinghamshire County Council
Find bus timetables; Bus service disruption updates; Real time bus information; Travel maps; Park and ride; Bus stations; Nottsbus Connect; Bus timetable changes; CCTV vehicle enforcement; Plans, strategies and policies; Independent Travel Training; Plusbus; School buses; Bus passes (concessionary travel) Nottsbus On Demand; 141 bus service ...
Our Nottinghamshire
Our Nottinghamshire Approach to Participation with children, young people and families We promote the participation of all children, young people and their families.
Digital Strategy 2019 2021 - Nottinghamshire County Council
residents find it difficult to understand and hard to navigate. This is changing however, and our approach needs to keep pace with the need to provide more efficient, joined-up, easily accessible solutions. The full benefits of a more integrated digital approach will materialise over time but through effective leadership and change
Advertising contracts
Once the legislation is live you will find, new rules, regulations, and notices as to how councils will setup bidding opportunities in accordance with this new legislation. There has been previously guidance issued including a Short Video for suppliers (YouTube) together with a short animation (YouTube) for suppliers, including one for SMEs and VCSEs (YouTube) which will be a useful for first ...
Welcomed improvements to bus services across the county
Bus passengers in Keyworth, Hucknall, Calverton and Newark are set to benefit from more frequent buses and timetable changes thanks to funding from the county council.