Temporary Traffic Signals – Nottingham Road (at its Junction with Thoresby Road & Meadowsweet Hill), 6th to 30th of November

Temporary 2 & 4-way traffic signals will be in operation on Nottingham Road, Bingham (at its Junction with Thoresby Road & Meadowsweet Hill) continuously, 24 hours a day, from Monday the 6th of November to Thursday the 30th of November 2023. This is due to gas mains replacement works. Please see the attached document for …

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Nottinghamshire Police information on e-scooters

Can I read an e-scooter? It is currently against the law to ride a private e-scooter on a public road or pavement. We understand that buying an e-scooter can be tempting, especially as you can get them from many popular retailers. However, the current law is clear: You can buy one but you can’t ride …

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Lane Closure – Margidunum Roundabout, Bingham (Inner Ring), 30th of October to 10th of November

A lane closure on the inner ring of the Margidunum Roundabout, Bingham will be in effect between 9:30am and 3:30pm from Monday the 30th of October to Friday the 10th of November. Please see the attached document for further information.

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Temporary Prohibition of Driving and Parking Restriction – Multiple Locations

Via East Midlands will be carrying out large scale patching repairs on the following roads: Bingham: Long Acre East – for its full length. Date & Time: From 08:00am on Monday, 23rd of October 2023 until 15:30pm on Thursday, 26th of October 2023. Willow Road – for its full length. Date & Time: From 08:00am …

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Flooding and Travel

20/10/2023

For the latest information on roads affected by flooding please visit:

https://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/planning-and-environment/emergencies-and-disruption/current-disruption/

Temporary Prohibition of Driving – Carnarvon Place (from its Junction with Carnarvon Close to its Junction with Kirk Hill), 30th of October to 3rd of November

Due to pipe repair works, a temporary prohibition of driving will be enforced on Carnarvon Place, Bingham (from its junction with Carnarvon Close to its junction with Kirk Hill) starting from 08:00 hours on Monday, 30th October 2023, until 17:00 hours on Friday, 3rd November 2023. Please see the attached document for further information.

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Temporary Four-Way Traffic Signals – Fisher Lane and Newgate Street

For the purpose of gas main replacement works, temporary four-way traffic signals will be in operation at the following locations: Site 1: Fisher Lane, Bingham (Junction with The Banks) From Monday, 23rd October 2023 to Sunday, 5th November 2023. Operating 24hrs. Site 2: Newgate Street, Bingham (Junction with Fairfield Street) From Monday, 30th October 2023 …

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First meeting of Bingham car parking group scopes upcoming survey

A new strategy group has now met to discuss action on car parking in Bingham with a new survey set to further collect up to date and in-depth information about parking both on and off street in its town centre. The Bingham Car Park Strategy Group is now working in partnership to scope out the …

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Temporary Driving Prohibition – Union Street (Whole Length)

A Temporary Prohibition of Driving will be in place on Union Street, covering its entire length, from 10:00pm on Monday the 30th of October 2023 until 6:00am on Thursday the 2nd of November 2023 due to overnight pest proofing works. An alternative route is available via Market Street – Long Acre – Needham Street. Please …

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New Signage at Butt Field donated by Polygraphics

03/10/2023

The Town Council was approached by local resident Adam who offered to donate his services to produce replacement signage for the Butt Field site. The Mayor, Cllr Rowan Bird, has visited Butt Field to see the newly installed signs and was accompanied by his dog Trixie. Cllr Bird said “We were delighted to hear that a local resident offered to help improve signage at the Butt Field site and our thanks go to Adam at Polygraphics for making the Town a brighter place to live. Adam has used his skills to improve an area of Bingham and I am always pleased to hear of local people who care about the Town they live in.”