This male cat has arrived at Ali's Cats on Bunny Hill Top. He appears to have moved in uninvited!

If you know this cat or even better his owner perhaps you could get in touch with Ali's Cats (aliscats.co.uk)

Notice of Election for both the Police and Crime Commissioners election.

Also the Nottinghamshire County Council election which are both due to be held on 6 May 2021.

Click on the image to download the pdf document

The census is coming
Census Day is Sunday 21 March 2021

We'll need your help with the census, which gathers vital information to help plan services such as transport, education and healthcare.

You must complete the census by law.

Look out for your invitation pack in the post. It will show you how to complete your census.

For more information visit www.census.gov.uk

Your answers are protected by law and will be kept confidential.

More than 603 people have tested positive for Covid-19 during the last 24 hours across Nottinghamshire.

It comes after a total of 1,141 cases were confirmed in both the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire [1] for Thursday, January 28 and Friday, January 29. The largest increase was recorded in Nottingham, where 193 cases were confirmed over 24 hours.

The reproduction number, or R value, of coronavirus transmission across the UK is between 0.7 to 1.1, according to the latest Government figures.

This briefing is designed to keep you up to date with the roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccine in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
As you will all know the vaccine is administered across three different types of site: Hospital Hubs, Local Vaccination Services and large Vaccination Centres.

Last summer local BBC radio stations helped members of the public donate thousands of old laptops and tablets for schoolchildren to use across England. For those pupils, who were sharing phones at home while learning in lockdown, it made a huge difference.

There are lots of pupils that still require some help. If you have any spare laptops or tablets, please look at the following to see where items can be donated

Some charities can collect, wipe and share the laptops all in one; some can help take your devices off your hands to fix them ready for distribution; some are collecting donations to help fund devices for pupils; some are local to specific areas and some are nationwide, both across England and the UK.

If you would prefer to donate direct to a school, a list of Nottinghamshire schools can be found here

If you contact them direct, they may have someone working there that can wipe your item clean.

COVID-19 Vaccination toolkit - A message to our community leaders from NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Clinical Commissioning Group

In the early hours of Saturday morning a serious fire broke out in a house in Manor Close. Tragically Lynette Shaw died in the fire and her husband Kingsley is slowly recovering in hospital.

Lynette had been secretary of the Village Hall Committee and was at one time a member of WI. The Fire Service are visiting houses in the neighbouring area to offer support and guidance to local residents. Click here for your local Fire & Rescue