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North Bingham development update
This is the latest update from the developers regarding the outstanding landscaping works around the lake.
The works are due to continue on site from 24th August for an estimated 6-8 weeks. Once completed, the work will be checked by footway officers from Nottinghamshire County Council.
The developer is estimating the area being opened up formally in late Autumn.
Kirk Hill and Chapel Lane (level crossing) overnight road closure, 15-16 August
Kirk Hill and Chapel Lane, 25 meters either side of the level crossing, will be closed from 10:30pm on Saturday the 15th of August until 8:15am on Sunday the 16th of August. Please see the attached document for further information.
View documentsPlanning and Recreation & Amenities Committee meetings – Tuesday 11 August 2020
Upon advice, the above meetings have been cancelled due to a procedural error raised by a member of the public. The meetings will be re-called in due course or where appropriate referred to other Committee or Full Council meetings.
Our apologies
Temporary traffic signals on Grantham Road, 10-13 August
Temporary two-way traffic signals will be in place on Grantham Road (approximately 50m east of its junction with The Banks) from Monday the 10th of August until Thursday the 13th of August. Please see the attached document for further information.
View documentsTemporary traffic signals on Fosse Way (between Saxondale island and Chapel Lane island), 3-11 August
Temporary two-way traffic signals will be in place on Fosse Way (between Saxondale island and Chapel Lane island) from Monday the 3rd of August until Tuesday the 11th of August, between the hours of 9:00am and 3:30pm. Please see the attached document for further information.
View documentsWychwood Road Play Park Refurbishment Delayed by 1 Week
The Town Council’s contractor has had to push back the start date to 17 August 2020 from 10 August 2020. This is due to circumstances beyond our control. The Project Manager assigned to the refurbishment has returned from holiday and is now subject to quarantine restrictions.
Notice of Public Rights and Publication of Unaudited Annual Governance and Accountability Return for the year ended 31 March 2020
Monday, 3rd of August 2020 to Monday, 14th of September 2020
Following the resolution by Council to sign the Annual Governance and Accountability Return at its meeting on Tuesday 28 July 2020, the Public Rights of Inspection period commences on Monday 03 August and ends on Monday 14 September 2020. Please see the attached documents for more information which includes a summary of your rights.
View documentsWychwood Road Play Park August 2020 Refurbishment
The Bingham Community Parks Project has announced the final designs for the play park on Wychwood Road.
On behalf of the BCPP I’m delighted to unveil to you the final designs for the new park at Wychwood Road.
You’ll no doubt see the range of exciting new equipment from the image here, but I’ll draw your attention to the fundamental choices we made to enhance the facility:
- The removal of the existing walls and fencing for safety and to extend the park out into the surrounding areas
- The concrete area in front of the existing park is now useful play space in the new design
- A variety of equipment which makes provision now for 0-12 years rather than just toddlers as it is now
I must thank our funders, FCC Communities Foundation (formerly Wren) and Nottinghamshire County Council’s LIS (Local Improvement Scheme) whom without their support the park wouldn’t be possible – and of course support from Bingham Town Council.
I can’t wait to get started – which is useful because work commences on 10th August!
– Councillor Paul Moskwa
(Click or tap photo to enlarge)
Nottingham Summer Holiday Food Provision
Central England Co-op are to provide food to children during the summer holidays in order to tackle poverty.
Bingham Helping Hands have been given access to this through Cotgrave Super Kitchen. If any resident with school children in Bingham would like to access this service, we will collect the food from Cotgrave and distribute to them. Food available is classed as Ambient Foods (shelf stable products) and fruit.
In the first instance please call or message your interest to following contacts by TUESDAY 21st JULY.
All Information is confidential.