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Events and local interest
Allotments available for tenancy in Cotgrave
Allotments Facebook PostDownload
How to report an incident to the Police
How to report an incident to the PoliceDownload
Plastic FreeCotgrave
Please see below for the links to the Website:- https://www.plasticfreecotgrave.org.uk/index.htm https://www.plasticfreecotgrave.org.uk/recyclin.htm
Rushcliffe Primary Care Network
Here is a link to the social subscribers page. https://www.rushcliffehealth.org/directories
Notts Bus On Demand
Please find below the link for information on the Nottsbus on Demand Service, which is…
Vectare Bus Service Time Table
https://localbus.vectare.co.uk/timetables/a77b776f-0721-4ab2-87cb-3a8b7080e7df PDFs of Fares, Maps and the TT can be downloaded from that same page…
Trent Bridge Community Trust – Forget Me Notts – for those living with Dementia and their carers
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The Garden Club Coffee Morning
Road Works Bulletins
Cotgrave Town Council
Cotgrave Town Council serves a semi-rural community with advantageous transport links to Nottingham, the A46, A52, A1 and M1. The Town Council is positive and forward-thinking, and works hard to provide important services to a population set to expand in the coming years.
The Council office is located within the Business Hub on the Shopping Centre. It enjoys a strong partnership with Rushcliffe Borough Council, Notts County Council and other organisations. Cotgrave has many thriving community groups offering a range of activities. Thanks to the efforts of so many residents, there is an excellent community spirit and sense of purpose. If there is any information relating to the work of Cotgrave Town Council which you feel is missing from this website, please contact the Council Office. The Town Council is always pleased to hear your views.
Civility & Respect
Mission Statement
The intimidation, abuse, bullying and harassment of councillors, professional officers and staff, in person or online, is totally unacceptable whether that is by councillors, professional officers, staff or members of the public.
We are committed to working together to promote civility and respect in public life, good governance, positive debate and supporting the well-being of councillors, professional officers and staff’.
‘Civility and respect should be at the heart of public life and good governance is fundamental to ensuring an effective and well-functioning democracy at all levels.
