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minutes - Nottinghamshire County Council
IMPLEMENTING THE ROLL OUT OF FAMILY HUB NETWORKS IN NOTTINGHAMSHIRE RESOLVED 2023/035 1. That the work progressed and ongoing activity to establish Family Hub design sites in Nottinghamshire, as detailed in the report, be supported. 2. That a further report, following the conclusion of the ongoing consultation,
REPORT OF THE CABINET MEMBER FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ASSET ...
• Hub 3 – Repurposed accommodation at Retford post-16 Centre • Hub 5 – Mansfield Hub County Hall and New Office Near Hucknall . 2 5. The infrastructure and construction works are underway and progressing well on site at Top Wighay near Hucknall, with sod cutting having taken place in December 2023. Further
Integrated Nottinghamshire
INTEGRATED NOTTINGHAMSHIRE June 2013 We understand our integration challenges and have a plan for change. 2 Our Burning Platform It is widely recognised that in Nottinghamshire the current health and social care system
REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF HEALTH SCRUTINY COMMITTEE OUTCOMES OF THE ...
developing multidisciplinary family hub networks to support the holistic needs of all children and families and to equip parents to make informed decisions, as well as tackling the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children, with a particular focus on emotional health and wellbeing and school readiness, including speech and language support. ...
minutes - Nottinghamshire County Council
The minutes of the last meeting held on 10 October 2022, having been circulated to all Members, were taken as read and were confirmed and signed by the
LTH SCR - Nottinghamshire County Council
• The City Hospital would become an elective surgical care hub to prevent disruption arising from emergency care pressures. Cancer patients would receive diagnosis, surgery and outpatient treatments on the site; • Formal consultation was scheduled for October – December 2022, with final decisions expected in the Spring of 2023.
an overview - Nottinghamshire County Council
2 Nottinghamshire County Council is a 1 st tier local authority responsible for the services already identified. The second tier is made up of 7 District or Borough Councils which are responsible for functions such as housing, collection of council
It’s time to apply for your child’s secondary school place
Parents of children living in Nottinghamshire, who have started year 6 this September are being reminded to submit their secondary school applications before Thursday 31 October.
2023 - 2025 Better Care Fund Narrative Plan
2023 - 2025 Better Care Fund Narrative Plan Nottingham City HWB Nottinghamshire County HWB v1.0 28/06/2023
Economic Development Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
Economic Development Committee Tuesday, 06 September 2016 at 14:00 County Hall, County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7QP AGENDA 1 Minutes of the last meeting held on 5 July 2016 3 - 6 2 Apologies for Absence
SENDCo conference - Nottinghamshire County Council
SENDCo conference Target audience. SENDCos. About this conference. This conference is free to SENDCos in Nottinghamshire Early Years provision and will be delivered by Dr Janet Rose, Principal of Norland College, Early Years specialist, author, researcher and trainer focusing on emotion coaching, behaviour and well-being. For more details please see 'Conference aims and outcomes', below.
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.
Policy Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
6 D2N2 Growth Hub - Partnership and Match Funding Approval to April 2022 7 43 - 50 Safer Nottinghamshire Board Up date 51 - 58 8 Report from Improvement and Change Sub -Committee on Performance 9 59 - 62 Internal Audit Collaboration 63 - 66 10 Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure 67 - 74 11 Lindhurst Development Scheme Update ...
Nottinghamshire County Council Annual Report
Foster for East Midlands (FfEM), the D2N2 fostering recruitment support hub, has launched – the first of its kind in the country. Since its launch, FfEM has already seen an increase in the number of regional fostering applications compared to the last financial year.
What you can take to our recycling centres
Residents are permitted to dispose of small quantities of concrete (mixed or powder) at any of our recycling centres, in line with our DIY acceptance criteria (see below).. Larger scale DIY jobs, renovations or refurbishments are not minor repairs and waste generated by such projects are not accepted at recycling centres even if you carry them out yourself to your own home.
Children’s Social Care - Nottinghamshire County Council
– Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) – Assessment Teams Care and support (£15.8m) • District Child Protection Teams • Social Workers working in locality areas • Children’s Disability Service Permanency and exit (£60.5m) • Grouping of provider services in “Access to Resources” group
Local Mental Health Services - Nottinghamshire County Council
Access to Services & Waiting Times • Our Mental Health Support Teams in schools service was the first to go live nationally and is now held up a national exemplar, supporting 112 schools across Nottinghamshire. • Local Mental Health Teams’average treatment time is currently around 7 to 8 weeks, an improvement on waiting times for the same period last year.
Joint Carers - Nottinghamshire County Council
5 This strategy is for all unpaid carers who live in, or are caring for someone that lives in Nottingham City or Nottinghamshire County, regardless of the condition or age of the
Forward Plan - Nottinghamshire County Council
Forward Plan Published 1 February 2024 This Forward Plan supersedes all previous Forward Plans. What is the Forward Plan? The Forward Plan contains details of Key Decisions to be taken by The Cabinet,
Transport and Highways Committee - Nottinghamshire County Council
(iv) Transport Solutions Hub Integration with NEPT Procurement The aims of this feasibility study are to: • develop the Transport Solutions Hub (enhanced with NEPT and College Transport Data) as a one-stop shop for integrated transport solutions • develop the Transport Solutions Hub with a view to inclusion within 2016 / 2017