Temporary three-way traffic signals will be in operation on Mill Hill Road, Bingham (between the junction of Bluebell Bank & Honeysuckle Grove) from 7:00am to 4:00pm on Friday, the 15th of December. The signals are due to defective manhole repair/replacement works by Severn Trent Water. For further details, please see the attached document.
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Bingham Civic Award Winners 2023
The Mayor, Councillor Rowan Bird, and Deputy Mayor, Councillor Gareth Williams, were joined on stage at this year’s Christmas Market and Light Switch On by this year’s Civic Award Winners.
The four award winners were nominated for their work and commitment to the residents of Bingham. The Mayor said “I was delighted that residents were able to watch us present this years awards to four deserving winners. Their dedication to making Bingham a better place to live deserves to be recognised and I would personally like to thank them on behalf of the Town for their community spirit”
The first award was presented to Mark Richardson who was nominated for his work and commitment in supporting Bingham Community Events and Bingham Food Warriors. Mark also helped during the pandemic delivering food and medicines as part of Bingham Helping Hands. Mark said “I was surprised and honoured to have been nominated. It was a very proud moment to receive the award for something that I enjoy and also benefits the community.”
The second award went to Jess Paine for raising awareness of Suicide prevention and for her fundraising work for The Tomorrow Project and CALM. Jess also organises Henry’s Match each year to remember a beautiful young man that went too soon. Jess said “Its been the honour of a lifetime to fundraise for CALM and The Tomorrow Project, and to be recognised for it this week has been so humbling and encouraging. Always strive for the cause, believe in your work, and love radically. Thank you Henry James Campbell for being the inspiration we never knew we needed. You are loved beyond words, and you are not forgotten.”
Jon Chapman received the third award for his volunteer sound support at many local events. Jon attends to provide free PA equipment and his time at many local events including Music on the Square, Bingham Beer Festival and Classic Car Show. Jon also kindly helped at last years Civic Awards with operating the new lighting and sound systems.
The final award went to Andrew Mumford after his retirement from the Fire Service. Andrew was stationed at Bingham Fire Station helping to keep the residents of Bingham and the surrounding area safe and recently retired after giving over 33 years service to the local community. Bingham Fire Station attended the Christmas event and delighted the crowd with the fire trucks lights, siren and horn. Andrew said “I’ve really enjoyed my time with the fire service, but I’m looking forward to retirement with my grandchildren.”
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Support and Care During the Holiday Season: Resources from the Samaritans
As the holiday season unfolds, it’s vital to remember that it can be a challenging time for some. While many celebrate, others may face isolation, financial stress, or family difficulties.
We’re sharing resources from the Samaritans, who offer support 24/7. If you or someone you know needs a listening ear or assistance during the holidays, the Samaritans are here to help.
For immediate support, you can call the Samaritans on 116 123.
Useful articles on the Samaritans website:
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Temporary Traffic Lights – Nottingham Road, Bingham (Near Meadowsweet Hill Junction), 12th to 15th December
Temporary three-way traffic signals will be in operation on Nottingham Road, Bingham (approximately 22 meters from the junction with Meadowsweet Hill) continuously from Tuesday, 12th December to Friday, 15th December 2023. The works, conducted by Severn Trent Water, involve renewing a long communication pipe. For further details, please see the attached PDF.
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Temporary Prohibition of Driving – Cropwell Road, Langar
A temporary prohibition of driving will be in place on Cropwell Road, Langar, from its junction with Main Street to its junction with Langar Lane. The prohibition will be effective from 07:00 hours on Thursday, 4th of January 2024, until 17:00 hours on Saturday, 6th of January 2024. The work will be carried out by Severn Trent Water for new water connections. Residents’ access will be maintained.
For further information, including alternate routes, please see the attached document.
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Update on Pathway Surfacing works around Archers Lake
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.
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Temporary Traffic Signals – Nottingham Road (Junction with Tithby Road Long Acre & Fairfield Street), 17th of November
Temporary four-way traffic signals will be in operation on Nottingham Road, Bingham (at its Junction with Tithby Road Long Acre & Fairfield Street) between 9:30am and 2:00pm from Friday the 17th of November to Friday the 18th of November. Carriageway repairs will be undertaken by VIA East Midlands on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council. For further details, please see the attached document.
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Essential Maintenance Works – A52 Saxondale
Essential safety improvement works will be carried out on the A52, both Southbound and Northbound, from Saxondale Roundabout to New Lane Road. The work includes refreshing road markings, installing central hatching, high friction surfacing, and a vehicle-activated sign near Tithby road junction. These improvements aim to enhance road safety for all users.
The work is scheduled to start on the 8th of January 2024 and is expected to be completed by the 14th of February 2024. It’s important to note that the planned roadworks are subject to change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
During this period, full carriageway closures will occur from Monday to Friday between 8pm and 6am, and some weekend road closures are expected, which will be confirmed nearer the time. Fully signed diversion routes will be in place, agreed upon with the Local Authority.
Access to businesses and residences will be maintained wherever possible, and efforts will be made to minimize disturbances and noise. For further information, please see the attached document.
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Car Parking – Residents Survey
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.
