Have Your Say on Life in Rushcliffe (Survey Closes 5 August)

We’re seeking the views of Rushcliffe residents to have their say on Council services and life in the area in our residents’ survey.

The survey can be completed online before the deadline of 5pm on Monday August 5.

Carried out every three years, the survey asks residents to answer questions about their satisfaction with a range of services that the Council offers, their feeling of being safe in their community and where they feel the Borough can improve to be a better place to live and work.

We would appreciate your help in completing the survey and sharing it with your constituents to reach as many people as possible.

Flying the Red Ensign for Merchant Navy Day

Tuesday, 3rd of September 2024 at 10:00am

You are very welcome to join the Town Mayor, Councillor Gareth Williams, Bingham Town Councillors, Deputy Lieutenant of Nottingham, Judith Swann, and members of the Royal British Legion (Bingham Branch) for a short event outside the Old Court House, Church Street, Bingham, to fly the Red Ensign and mark Merchant Navy Day, in recognition of …

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Temporary Traffic Signals – Chapel Lane, Bingham, 30th July

Temporary two-way traffic signals will be in place on Chapel Lane, Bingham, approximately 100 meters south of Moorbridge Road, from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM on Tuesday, 30th July 2024. These signals will be manually controlled throughout the works to facilitate the installation of a new BT pole. For more information, please refer to the …

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Temporary Traffic Signals – Chapel Lane, Bingham, 23rd to 25th July

Temporary two-way traffic signals will be operational on Chapel Lane, Bingham, approximately 100 meters south of its junction with Burrows Drive, continuously from Tuesday, 23rd July 2024 to Thursday, 25th July 2024. These measures are necessary for Severn Trent Water to undertake a hydrant renewal. For more details, please refer to the attached document.

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Vale & Fosseway First Responders

Cllr Williams, has chosen Vale & Fosseway Responders as the Mayors Charity for the Civic Year. Cllr Williams said “The Vale and Fosseway First Responders deliver a valuable resource to Bingham and the surrounding villages, supporting the East Midlands Ambulance Service. I look forward to raising funds and awareness of the work and support that they deliver to our community”

The Vale & Fosseway First Responders serve the Vale of Belvoir and surrounding villages as highly trained volunteers responding to life threatening 999 emergency calls in their spare time in conjunction with East Midlands Ambulance Service. Their aim is to reach a potential life threatening emergency in the first vital minutes while the ambulance crew travel to the scene.

Vale First Responders have been in existence since April 2005 and attend over 600 emergency calls every year. They are made up entirely of volunteers, they are a team of qualified, experienced and active responders. As a registered charity they have a Board of Trustees made up of both Responders and Non-Responders bringing an appropriate balance to their internal governance.

To learn more about Vale & Fosseway Responders, please visit: www.valeresponders.com or Facebook – Vale & Fosseway Responders. Or contact them at

Vale & Fosseway Responders Registered Charity no. 1115596

Grounds Maintenance Operative Vacancy

A Grounds Maintenance Operative role doesn’t have to be a restrictive remit for repetition, ticking off tasks from one location to the next. Imagine joining an in-house team that embraces quality of work and prides itself on the community it serves and is at the heart of a vibrant town. At Bingham Town Council, this …

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