📧 Your weekly Nottingham News update – 3 May 2024

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First Mayor for the East Midlands elected

It’s an historic moment for the region as the first ever Mayor for the East Midlands Combined County Authority has been elected.

Labour’s Claire Ward was elected as the new Mayor.

In total 449,568 people voted in the election from across Nottingham, Derby Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.

The turnout for the whole Combined County Authority was 27.6%.

The Mayor will have access to more than £4 billion in funding, bringing investment for homes, skills, transport and the environment.

You can see a full area breakdown of results at www.eastmidlandsdevolution.co.uk/electionresults

Voters also took to the polls to vote for the next Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner. The results for overall winner will be announced at www.rushcliffe.gov.uk/elections


Works to revamp Maid Marian Way roundabout begin next week

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Works begin on Tuesday 7 May on our Maid Marian Way scheme, a project being delivered using grant funding secured from Central Government through the Future High Street Fund programme. 

The Council does anticipate some disruption to traffic throughout this project and apologises for this inconvenience. 

From Tuesday, lanes of the roundabout will be closed with some pedestrian crossings also affected. 

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Hyson Green Library garden

Hyson Green Library garden and Acorn Resource Centre transformed

Hyson Green Library has been showing off the transformation of its garden and Acorn Resource Centre.

The work was made possible by a successful grant funding bid from The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport funds LIF, which is administered by Arts Council England.

With Arts Council support, the garden has undergone a stunning makeover, featuring captivating mosaics crafted by local artist Sophie Robins. Inspired by the essence of gardens, Sophie’s intricate designs represent the sights, sounds, and scents unique to these serene sanctuaries.

This project has been a collaboration between the library service, the Acorn Resource Centre, the Community Health Partnership, The Mary Potter Health Centre, Greater Nottingham LIFT ProjectCo, social prescribers, and various other Nottingham City Council departments and local organisations such as GreenSpace. Together, they aim to create inclusive spaces for the community to thrive.

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