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Coun Owen's column about more support for social workers

Chairman of Nottinghamshire County Council’s children and young people’s committee, Councillor Philip Owen says the council has listened to its frontline social workers and is giving them more support to help them keep children across Nottinghamshire safer.

2nd CCTV car investment

With school children across the county back in the classrooms after their half term break, vice chairman of communities and place committee, Coun Gordon Wheeler talks about the council’s further investment to prevent dangerous and inconsiderate parking outside schools.

Great War Memorial

Councillor Kay Cutts talks about plans to develop a new Great War Memorial for the whole of Nottinghamshire, which brings together the names of all 14,000 fallen on the same monument for the first time. An appeal has been launched for local people and businesses to contribute towards the costs.

Coun Owen's column on changes to schools funding

Changes to national schools funding kick in this year. Nottinghamshire County Council’s committee chairman for children and young people’s services, Councillor Philip Owen explains what this will mean for our schools

Celebrating county's proud RAF heritage

Council Leader, Councillor Kay Cutts talks about the many well-known - and less well-known - links between our county and the Royal Air Force, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.

More Notts parents get their child into their preferred school.

Chairman of Nottinghamshire County Council’s children and young people’s committee, Councillor Philip Owen says there’s still scope to further improve the number of parents who secure a school place at one of their preferred schools

Reducing reliance on single use plastics

Council Leader, Councillor Kay Cutts explains how the Council will be doing its bit to support the national campaign to reduce reliance on single-use, disposable plastics.

Nottinghamshire’s children’s centre services aim to become beacons of early years excellence.

Children’s centre services work to give children a great start in life, and are managed on behalf of the county council by Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Family Action and North Notts College.

New award to celebrate community heroes

Chairman Councillor John Handley discusses the launch of a new award to celebrate community heroes.

Campaign for early years funding for two-year-olds

A campaign is under way to give more two-year-olds the opportunity for free early education in the county – to give them a great start in life.

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