Update on Veolia strikes and how they could affect your bin collections
From 24 September to 8 October, operatives at Veolia, contractors that dispose of kerbside waste in Nottinghamshire will be taking strike action, in a dispute between staff and Veolia management.
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A date for your Christmas diary – Mansfield’s Big Switch On 2023!
This year's Christmas celebrations in Mansfield will begin on Sunday 26 November, marking the return of the council’s Big Switch On event.
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Mansfield’s Annual Jobs Fair is BACK
Are you an employer seeking to fill job vacancies? Free stalls are available for employers at a jobs fair to be held next month in Mansfield.
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Have your say in Mansfield Local Plan review
Work has begun to review Mansfield’s Local Plan, the key strategy document that acts as a blueprint for development in the future.
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Works to enhance Berry Hill Park moves to next stage
Ambitious plans to create a café, two new play areas and improvements to paths on a green space in Mansfield have moved to the next stage as the planning application has been formally submitted.
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Mansfield tourism figures reveal post-pandemic comeback
New figures show that tourism is making a strong post-pandemic comeback in Mansfield.
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Service update
Due to resource issues, our team have been unable to collect green bins on the Lindhurst estate today.
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New £8.8m tech and skills campus gets the green light
A new technology and skills centre is set to be built in Mansfield after it was given the go-ahead by councillors today (14 August).
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20 local projects awarded funding from Shared Prosperity Fund
Dozens of community projects across the district have successfully been granted funding from Mansfield District Council’s allocation of UK Shared Prosperity Funding (UKSPF).
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Thousands turn out to enjoy Summer Festival celebrations
Thousands of people enjoyed family fun, stage shows and live music at Mansfield Summer Festival yesterday (Thursday 3 August).
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Simple app to report noise nuisance in Mansfield
Mansfield District Council is reminding residents that there is a simple mobile phone app they can download and use if they are suffering from persistent noise nuisance problems.
