Barratt and David Wilson Homes have been working closely with their contractors following delays caused by the recent wet weather conditions and concerns around preventing further damage to the surrounding site from potential machinery movements. As a result, health and safety plans have had to be reviewed and revisions made along with a further financial investment into temporary matting to protect the site and work is due to recommence again prior to Christmas. Subject to weather conditions, the paths should be completed early in the new year. Barratt and David Wilson Homes wish to thank residents for their continued patience whilst they work to deliver the new surfacing and paths and apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Surveys to collect up to date and in-depth information about both on and off street car parking in Bingham town centre are underway and residents can now have their say.

All can give their thoughts at www.rushcliffe.gov.uk/binghamparking  until November 29.

The survey focuses on which parts of the town and surrounding areas visitors arrive from, the purpose and frequency of their visits, their mode of transport, length of stay and usual locations to park.

It also seeks answers on what would encourage using alternative transport methods to their own personal vehicles.

Local businesses are being contacted directly for their thoughts.

Armistice Day – Saturday 11th November, 10.50 – 11.10am

Last Post ceremony in Bingham Market Place organised by the Royal British Legion. All are welcome to attend.

Remembrance Sunday – 12th November, 10.50 – 11.30am

The Royal British Legion and Bingham Community Events will continue to work together to hold an outdoor only Remembrance Service in Bingham. There will be a static parade in Bingham Market Place, for a ceremony consisting of the Last Post, Two minutes silence, Address/Prayers and laying of wreaths at a temporary memorial on the square. The ceremony is expected to take approximately 40 minutes