Bingham is part a growing #WDYT National Campaign that is helping High Streets increase their footfall through digital activity.

#WDYT is a marketing campaign to help promote a town centre and businesses. It’s a great way to share the great things in Bingham and in your business. It’s a campaign that is helping to reinvigorate high streets, it’s fun, it’s easy and we would love you to get involved. Even if you have a limited knowledge of social media and technology you can take part.

#WDYT is holding a drop-in session on the 27th of October at Number Sixteen (Picture Cafe) from 9am-11am.

For more information, please see the Bingham Drop-in page on the #WDYT website.

The fallen trees from Storm Ali have now been cleared away. However, the Tithby Road steps from and to the Linear Walk will remain closed, until the damage they sustained from the trees falling, has been repaired. Other than this point of access, the Linear Walk is open for all to enjoy.

Thank-you to our community who reported fallen trees following yesterday’s high winds from Storm Ali. The most significant, is a tree which has fallen and blocked the Tithby Road steps down to the Linear Walk. Signs have been placed at the top of the steps, at the bottom of the steps and at Nottingham Road informing those who use the Linear Walk, that the steps are closed. The tree surgeon is due on site on Monday 24 September to move the tree, however, the steps will remain closed so that they can be further assessed and ultimately repaired. The website will be updated once the steps re-open.

Our ground staff were out yesterday as the high winds picked up and again early this morning inspecting the Town Council’s tree portfolio. They are currently out and about working to remove a couple of small trees and larger branches which have come down. They will continue to regularly inspect over the next couple of days as more high winds are forecast.