My Mansfield

Welcome to MyMansfield

This is a digital area to view the magazine which is published for residents twice a year.

You can view previous editions in our archive.

You can view the most recent edition - Spring 2025 - here.

Alternative languages of the magazine, including Arabic, Latvian, Lithuanian, Romanian and Polish, are available to download and view below.

If you require an alternative format or language, please contact publicrelations@mansfield.gov.uk


In this season's edition: Top stories

Multi-agency hub submitted for planning

A multi-agency hub that will unlock opportunity and improve the town centre has been submitted for planning consideration. Mansfield Connect is designed to bring public and educational services under one roof.

Located at the former Beales and Co-op stores, the project is funded in large part by welcome government funding, supported by the partners with a stake in the building. The application was formally submitted in December and is scheduled to be considered by the Mansfield planning committee in early May.

Find out more about Mansfield Connect.

Third phase of new housing starts

The delivery of a third phase of new council homes has reached a significant milestone, with work starting on site.

Mansfield District Council appointed Mercer Building Solutions following a competitive tender process to undertake the construction of 77 high-quality and affordable homes off Centenary Road. The contractor is also delivering social housing, on behalf of the council, on the Bellamy estate.

Find out more about Centenary Road.

The outside of the Civic Centre

New chief executive appointed

James Biddlestone has been confirmed as the council’s new Chief Executive Officer. The Executive Mayor announced his commitment to invest and nurture homegrown talent and provide the opportunity for a passionate, Mansfield-focused leader to step forward to take on the role of CEO.

Photo of one of the vans seized in the crackdown on unlicensed scrap collectors

Crack down on rougue traders

A week-long crackdown on unlicensed scrap metal collectors in Mansfield has seen rogue traders fined and vehicles seized.

More on the day of action here.

manor park new play equipment

New play equipment!

New outdoor gym equipment, aimed at teenagers and adults, has been installed at Manor Park.

Read more here. 

lighting mcclean

Newly named bin wagons

Look out your window when you hear the bin collection coming and you may just spot our newly named wagons! Recyclosaurus Rex and Lighting McClean were names chosen by the public following a community competition late
last year.

Mansfield Crematorium's entrance gates

Donations to John Eastwood Hospice

Mansfield and District Crematorium has raised £11,600 this year for the John Eastwood Hospice Trust, in Sutton-in-Ashfield, from a metal recycling scheme.

Read more here.

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Selective licensing to come into force

A scheme that could improve living conditions in residential properties across Mansfield is moving to the next phase.

Read more here.

Photo of Cllr Burgin, Mayor Andy Abrahams, council officers and officers from Sherwood Forest Trust planting the final tree at the Common Lane site in Mansfield Woodhouse

Rooted in community

Hundreds of tree saplings and whips have been planted to mark the final phase of the Warsop Health Hub project.

More on the tree planting here.

Bellamy Road estate

Estate shops demolished

A shopping area in the heart of an estate has been demolished as part of a multi million pound regeneration project.

Read more here.

Visual impression of the future tech skills and knowledge exchange campus

Tech and Skills Hub moving forward

The creation of an £8.8m skills hub to train people for careers in emerging industries and help businesses
adapt to new technologies has taken a major step forward.

More on the hub here.

Photo of the inside of the Luminarium

Visitor economy bouncing back

New figures show that tourism is continuing to bounce back in Mansfield following on from the pandemic.

More on the visitor economy here. 

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Changes coming for trade waste collection

The government is introducing ‘Simpler Recycling’, a new set of legal regulations designed to make recycling easier. It will first affect businesses with 10 employees or more from 31 March 2025 onwards.

More on simplier recycling here.