DOCSLIB.ORG

Caring for You in Nottinghamshire

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Caring for You in Nottinghamshire Prestigious residential and dementia care in a purpose built Band 5 residential care home also having attained the Dementia Quality Mark. 55 beds, all en-suite single rooms, many with showers, luxuriously furnished, safe homely environment. • Dedicated dementia care on “The Meadows” • Respite and day care available our first floor 32 bed EMI care unit • Professional, experienced, caring and • Residential social care 23 beds ground floor dedicated staff team Incorporating Specialist features like: • Conservatory lounges • Gentle seated exercise sessions • 2 Passenger lifts giving easy access to both floors • Reminiscence lounge & Visitors lounge • 4 dining rooms, with home cooking and • Private meeting / conference room 5 star rating • Tuck shop managed by residents • Residents smoking room • Secure private courtyard with fountain • Activities Co-Ordinator • Hairdressing salon on site • Special rooms on both floors providing • Multi-faith room – monthly services from therapeutic activities for service users visiting clergy • Interactive technology (Computers and iPad) • Bi-monthly meetings for service users • Regular outings (average of 6 trips and relative per annum) • Short distance from Mansfield Town Centre, • Monthly entertainers Bus and Railway stations Visitors and prospective clients are most welcome to visit, to meet staff & residents over light refreshments. Telephone: 01623 622322 Fax: 01623 621200 Email: [email protected] Newgate Lane, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire NG18 2QB Specialist in care of mental illness and dementia care, we specialise in caring for clients with difficult to manage behaviours. Gold Standard End of Life Accredited and a Band 4 care home. Dual registered for EMI residential and nursing care. • Dementia care in Silverbirch and Cedars and a seperate 10 bedded male unit (The Oaks) is for clients presenting with dementia related difficult to manage behaviours • 24 hours specialist nursing (RGN, RMN) care • Staff with specialist training for dementia care • Respite and day care available • Patients under mental health act section for mental illness also accepted Other features include: • Short distance from town centre of Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Sutton-in-Ashfield • Easily accessible to main bus route and train station • Conservatory with tea-bar cafe for relatives & activities for clients • Secure enclosed courtyard & tranquil garden area with fountain • Familiar homely environment • On site hairdressing salon • Pet therapies used • Every effort made to meet specialist dietary requirements, home cooked meals five star rating • Wide range of activities offered by activities co-ordinators (arts, crafts, music therapy, board and table games, exercises etc.) • Visiting clergy to attend to spiritual needs of residents • Snoezlen and aromatherapy room • Seasonal outdoor activities & trips arranged with participation of friends & relatives Why not visit us and make your own judgements? Telephone: 01623 752288 Fax: 01623 237375 Email: [email protected] Lowmoor Road, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 7JE Contents Publications Welcome from Nottinghamshire County Council 4 Learning disabilities 32 Housing options for younger adults 32 Where do I start? 6 Mental health 33 Assessment and personal budgets 6 Essential information 33 Independent living options 8 Nottinghamshire Care Association 33 Choose My Support 8 Safeguarding vulnerable adults 34 Reablement (short-term home care support) 9 Comments, compliments and complaints 35 Care in your own home 9 Inspection and registration of care services 36 Care and support centres 10 This Directory’s free helpline 36 Respite care and short stays 10 Intermediate care 10 Financial arrangements for moving into care 37 Stay at home kit 10 Residential or nursing home care 37 Getting urgent support at home 12 Third party payments 37 Shared Lives 12 Nottinghamshire County Council The Handy Persons Adaptation Service 13 – Banded Fee Rates 2014/15 37 Care and support from small businesses 13 NHS continuing healthcare 38 Meals at Home – County Enterprise Foods 13 NHS funded nursing care 38 Caring for carers 14 Paying for your own care in a nursing or residential home 38 Extra care housing 15 Attendance Allowance and Pension Credit 38 Mobility aids 15 Twelve week property disregard 41 Home care providers 17 Deferred payment agreements 41 Home care agency checklist 23 Council tax exemption 41 Care home options 24 Seeking financial advice on paying for care 41 Types of homes 24 Funding your own care Availability in care homes 24 - specialist care fees information and advice 41 Quality in care homes 24 Useful local contacts 42 What support can you expect from a care home? 24 What happens if my relative lives outside Care home listings 45 Nottinghamshire? 24 Care homes with nursing 45 What happens when a council has suspended its Residential care homes 55 agreement with a care home/care home with nursing? 25 Index 77 Specialist dementia care 25 Dementia Quality Mark 25 Care homes checklist 27 All the listings in this publication of care homes, care homes with End of life care 28 nursing and home care providers are supplied by the Care Quality Residential dementia care checklist 29 Commission (CQC) and neither Nottinghamshire County Council nor Care Choices can be held liable for any errors or omissions. The Support for younger disabled adults 30 information contained in this Directory was correct at the time of going to print. The inclusion of advertisements for homes and Shared Lives 30 agencies in this guide does not act as Disability Nottinghamshire 31 an endorsement or recommendation by Nottinghamshire County Council. Physical disabilities 31 To obtain extra copies of this Directory, free of charge, call Care Choices on 01223 206953. This Directory is available electronically at www.carechoices.co.uk. There is also a Alternative formats Browsealoud option for those requiring the information in the spoken word. For further assistance tel: 0300 500 80 80 or visit www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk 3 Welcome from Nottinghamshire Westfield Care Home Devon Drive • Mansfield • Nottinghamshire • NG19 6SQ County Council Tel: 01623 427846 Fax: 01623 429874 Email: [email protected] www.westfieldcarehome.net Welcome to the 2014/15 edition of the Nottinghamshire hairdresser and schemes offer the choice of properties “Home from home environment” Care and Support Directory. for rent, sale or shared ownership. A beautifully decorated, purpose built Care Home with 45 People tell us they wish to have as much choice and For those people who have a higher level of need, the beds. Delivering a high standard of Nursing, Dementia and want to be as independent as possible and would rather Directory also includes listings of all Nottinghamshire Residential Care is of paramount importance to us, in a remain in their own homes than go into residential residential and nursing care homes on pages 45 to 77. friendly, caring and safe atmosphere. We are located near the care. We want to help you to do this and let you have as Magistrates Court, just off Westfield Lane, on Devon Drive. much choice and control as possible over your support. This Directory includes information about a range of services available to help keep you living independently • Welcoming clients for Nursing, • Spacious single rooms and 2 double in your own home, such as our meals at home service Residential and Dementia Care bedrooms ideal for couples, some (County Enterprise Foods), technology and adaptations • Highly qualified, caring and with en-suite to help you stay at home and our Handy Person dedicated staff • Landscaped gardens Adaptations Service. • Hairdressing salon, Library, in-house • Recreational activities program There is information about other services you can Chiropodist, specialist treatment and outings receive at home when your level of need increases, David Pearson available on request such as home care. We can only provide services for Corporate Director • Nutritious and varied menu, those with the greatest level of need and we also need Adult Social Care, Health and Public Protection • Voluminous dining room and several with specialist diets catered for to consider the cost- effectiveness of services. If you lounges • Excellent bus routes, close think you need social care support, we can carry out an • Conservatory and patio area proximity of town centre assessment to see if you qualify. • Private and Social Services funded We have also extended our Shared Lives service clients welcome to support older people and people with physical Visitors are welcome at any time disabilities and mental health needs – as well as those with learning disabilities. Trained Shared Lives carers share their home and The Limes Care Home community life with people who need support, ranging from a few hours a week to long term live-in Park Road • Mansfield Woodhouse • Nottinghamshire • NG19 8AX Tel: 01623 632681 Fax: 01623 622644 Email: [email protected] arrangements. We are also investing money in five new ‘extra care’ housing schemes in Retford, Eastwood, Gedling, “Where care matters” Ashfield and Mansfield. Extra care housing gives you the A luxurious purpose built Care Home with 40 beds, security and privacy of a home of your own, but with 24 specialising in residential and dementia care within hour care services available if you need them. There is a safe, caring, warm environment. usually a range of communal facilities on-site such as a • Welcoming clients for residential • Private and Social Services funded
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Election of a Nottinghamshire County Councillor Thursday 6 May 2021
    ELECTION OF A NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILLOR THURSDAY 6 MAY 2021 The following is a statement as to the persons nominated for election of a NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILLOR for the following electoral area: BALDERTON DIVISION STATEMENT AS TO PERSONS NOMINATED The following persons have been nominated: - Decision of Returning Officer that Candidate’s Surname Other Names in Home Address Description Nomination Paper is invalid or other reason why a person nominated no full in full (if any) longer stands nominated CULLEN Ryan Thomas 32 Newton Street Liberal Democrats Newark NG24 1SX HARRISON Stephanie Address in the Newark Green Party Louise and Sherwood District LEE Johno 18 Yarnsworth Road The Conservative Newark Party Notts NG24 3WL NEWMAN Craig Adam 20 Vessey Close Reform UK Balderton Newark on Trent Nottinghamshire NG24 3EE POLENTA Dora Address in the Labour Party Rushcliffe Borough PRECIOUS Lisa Ann Address in the Newark Heritage Party-Free and Sherwood District Speech and Liberty Where no entry has been made in the last column the respective candidate is validly nominated. DATED: 8 APRIL 2021 JOHN ROBINSON DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Printed & Published by JOHN ROBINSON, RETURNING OFFICER, CASTLE HOUSE, GREAT NORTH ROAD, NEWARK, NG24 1BY. ELECTION OF A NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILLOR THURSDAY 6 MAY 2021 The following is a statement as to the persons nominated for election of a NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILLOR for the following electoral area: BLIDWORTH DIVISION STATEMENT AS TO PERSONS NOMINATED The following persons have been nominated:
    [Show full text]
  • Landscape Evolution
    APPENDIX 5 APPENDIX 5: LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION This information has been taken from the Nottingham Landscape Guidelines published in 1997 undertaken by Nottinghamshire County Council. Magnesian Limestone Ridge ‘There is still much to learn about the development of the landscapes of the Magnesian Limestone Ridge . Considered to have been a remote wooded area, of late interest to settlers, it has often been considered only as part of Sherwood Forest. While this latter is indeed true, it is not the whole story which, for the want of detailed study, can only be sketched in outline and with some imprecision. Little coherent can be said about the prehistoric and Roman landscapes of the region. Evidence of some of the earlier human occupation and activity in the East Midlands, during the later Ice Ages and after, comes from Creswell Crags. The caves of the limestone gorge provided shelter for the hunter-gathers who 12,000 years ago moved through a landscape which was gradually changing from tundra to birch and pine forest and would eventually develop into mixed oak forest, with alder, oak, elm and lime. While Creswell is the best known and studied, other gorges in the Magnesian Limestone have caves which were occupied by both people and animals at these early dates, and also later. Human occupation of significance has yet to be demonstrated at Pleasley Vale, but the full potential of this gorge, which appears to be considerably filled, has not been explored. Later human activity on the Magnesian Limestone Ridge is indicated by the stone tools and fabrication debris of hunter-gatherer groups and of the first farmers and settlers of the Neolithic and the Early Bronze Age, which are found on the surfaces of ploughed fields.
    [Show full text]
  • Herefordshire
    SHI0001 Written evidence submitted by Mr I. Carr I would like to raise the issue of the ploughing up of river meadows on the Marches , in particular Herefordshire. Most of the river meadows are now in an arable rotation, with considerable slt movement in times of flooding. The affects the water quality and the aquatic environment as a result of silt deposition. The matter should be looked into. I would hesitate to recommend what action to take. December 2015 SHI0002 Written evidence submitted by Mr S. Norris 1. I am writing in response to your inquiry into soil health. By way of introduction, I am a PhD student that has just submitted my Thesis; I have been working/studying soil heath and ecology for 10 years. This response is the view of myself only and does not reflect the view of any organisation that I have been affiliated with. As this is a personal response to your inquiry I will attempt to keep my response short, however if you would like to further discuss my view I will be more than happy to assist in any way possible. How could soil health best be measured and monitored? How could the Government develop a strategy for tracking soil health? 2. Soil health should be measured through the organic matter content of soil, soil invertebrate biodiversity (Springtails and mites) and soil microbiology (fungi and bacterial) these test should be made mandatory for land managers, land owners and stakeholder in UK. These tests should be carryout every 5 years to ensure our soils are in good condition to enabling them to provide good quality food and aid with carbon sequestration.
    [Show full text]
  • Blidworth Focus Vol 6 Mar-Apr V3 0
    Page BLIDWORTH VOLUME NO: 6 ——————————- Mar/Apr 2010 F.O.C.U.S. COMPLIMENTARY Value 60P FRIENDSHIP-OPENNESS-COMMUNITY-UNITY-SOCIETY Personally Delivered The Editor. Tel: 01623 404299 Email: [email protected] www.blidworthfocus.wordpress.com Inside this issue: Marathon Media Introductions & Invitation to Get Involved 2 Building Local Businesses Hot News & Information 3 Strengthening Communities Looking Good & Feeling Great in 2010 4 B-L.T. Happy TAXI TAXI 3rd Here comes the Bride & 5 B-line travel Birthday Groom 6 Our Young and Our Future No Journey Too Short To Marathon Caring for the Elderly in our 7 • Blidworth • 1 to 8 Passengers Media Community • Local • Friendly Reliable • • What’s On Locally & in the Taxi & Minibus Service Fully Licensed 3 years of 8-11 Surrounding Area local AIRPORTS***COASTAL***GROUP OUTINGS***HOSPITAL business Marathon Media: 12-15 www.b-linetravel.co.uk Mobile: 07929 137205 Call: 01623 795608 success Strengthening Businesses House & Home 16-17 Marathon Media: Strengthening Communities 18-19 Easter Church A Healthy/Sporty Village & Services Last Minute News 20 See Page 3 R. T. S. Cars. Fully Licensed Here comes Private Hire Cars . the Bride and 07733 382 573 Groom Put me in your mobile! Local, Friendly, Reliable . Based in Ravenshead. See Page 7 Airport Bookings, School Runs, Contracts. Care for the Elderly in our Community See Page 5 Stay safe don’t drink and drive Diane Carter, Blidworth Welfare The BLACK BULL Inn Editor of your Blidworth Focus hosts a football New Landlords Chris and Sarah showcase for a local is Running the at the Black Bull Inn company NEW YORK Blidworth welcome new and MARATHON Sporting Chance existing customers.
    [Show full text]
  • Gedling BOM Report 2021
    The Nottinghamshire Biodiversity Opportunity Mapping Project Gedling Borough April 2021 - 1 - The Nottinghamshire Biodiversity Opportunity Mapping Project Gedling Borough FINAL REPORT Credits: Report produced by Chris Jackson and Aimee Harvey (Nottinghamshire Biodiversity Action Group, Notts BAG), with mapping and data analysis undertaken by Chris Jackson, Aimee Harvey and Karen Taylor (Nottinghamshire County Council). The production of the Gedling BOM report was made possible due to funding by Gedling Borough Council. Photo - Front Cover - View from Gedling Country Park towards Lambley Dumble. - 2 - 1. Aim of the Project The aim of this project is to produce a Biodiversity Opportunity Map (BOM) for Gedling Borough. This work was undertaken to support the work of Gedling Borough Council but also to help to underpin the wider work of the Nottinghamshire Biodiversity Action Group (BAG), the Local Biodiversity Action Plan (LBAP) partnership for Nottinghamshire. 2. Background and context to the Project In 2008 the Nottinghamshire BAG resolved to produce a Biodiversity Opportunity Map for the County, in order to: • Help us have a better understanding of the current distribution of biodiversity in the County • Provide a spatial vision for how partners want the biodiversity of the County to look in the long and medium term • Identify the most effective way to re-create habitat networks at a landscape-scale • Help to focus partners’ resources on optimising biodiversity gain • Help to deliver our contribution to the 25 Year Environment Plan •
    [Show full text]
  • Topography of Great Britain Or, British Traveller's Pocket Directory
    B THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES NJ ; TOPOGRAPHY OF <!lreat l^tjtain, OR, BRITISH TRAVELLER'S POCKET DIRECTORY BEING AN ACCURATE AND CODIFREBEKSIVE TOPOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL DESCRIPTION OF ALL THE COUNTIES IN 0ttglanti, Scotlanlr, anU W^^lt^, WITH THE ADJACENT ISLANDS: ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS OF THE COUNTIES, WHICH FORAI A COMPLETE BRITISH ATLAS. BY G. A. COOKE, ESQ. VOL. xvin. CONTAINING NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE. Hottlion: Printed, bi/ Assignment from the Executors of the latt C. Cooke, FOR SHERWOOD, NEELY, AND JONES, PATERNOSTER-ROW; AND fQLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS, TOPOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COVNTY OF NOTTINGHAM. Containing an Account of its Situatioa, Minerals, Markets, Extent, Fisheries, Curiosities, Xowns, Manuactures, Antiquities, Roads, Commerce, Biography, Hivers, Agriculture, Natural History^ Civil and Ecclesiastical Jurisdictions, &c. To which is prefixed, A COPIOUS TRAVELLING GUIDE: Exhibiting, The Direct and principal Cross RoadSt Inns and DistanceoJ Stagei, Noblemen's and Gentlemen''s Scats, Forming a COMPLETE COUNTY ITINERARY. Also, A LIST OF THE FAItlSJ And an Index Table, Siiewlng, at One View, the Distances of the Towns from London, and from each other. BY GEORGE ALEXANDER COOKE, Editor of the Universal System, of Geography^ Illustrated with A MAP OF THE COUNTY. EottUont Printed for C. COOKE, No. 17. Paternoster Rov, by G. Brimmer, Water Lane, Fleet Street, And sold by all tlu* Booksellers ia the United Kingdom, fear — AN ITINERARY of all the DIRECT AND PRINCIPAL CROSS ROADS IN NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. In which are included the Stages, Inns, and ' Gentlemen's Seats. N'. B. The first column contains the Names of Places passed through / the Figures that follow shczu the Distancesfrom Place to Place, Toion to Town, and Stages ; and in the last Column art the names of Gentlemen's Heats and Inns.
    [Show full text]
  • Happy Birthday to the Local Sherwood Community Newsletter It‘S Our 4Th Birthday This Month See Page 3 for a Historical Review
    VOLUME NO: 04 ISSUE: 03 ------------------- March 2011 COMPLIMENTARY Value £1.30 ‗Building Local Businesses & Strengthening Communities Through our 4th year! Happy Birthday to The Local Sherwood Community Newsletter It‘s our 4th Birthday this month See page 3 for a historical review Delivering quality local community news and business information to the Sherwood Forest Area and beyond TRUMAN TRAVEL Computer Korner: Virus and Trojans – PRIVATE HIRE Get FREE Advice on avoiding them. Your Local Friendly, Reliable See page 23 Private Hire Company For 1-8 Passengers No Journey too Small Airport Runs Quality Used Cars 3 Month Warranty on all Vehicles Contract Hire Wedding Venues All Vehicles HPI Checked Any Occasion Catered for Only HPI covers you against buying: A car with outstanding finance A car reported as stolen with the Police For Further Information, Please Contact An insurance write off A cloned car Mark Truman Tel: 01623 798330 Mob: 07815118705 Email: [email protected] Proud Sponsor of these local Charities for 2011 10,000 copies reaching Blidworth Ravenshead Rainworth Farnsfield Edingley Halam Bilsthorpe & Edwinstowe See the Blog online at www.sherwoodcommunitynewsletter.wordpress.com The Editor. Tel: 01623 795623/07916 245 367 Email: [email protected] 2 Welcome to the Hello from The Sherwood Inside this issue: March edition of the Newsletter Editor: Diane Sherwood Carter a local resident with Introductions & Invitation to Get Involved 2 Community a local business! Newsletter. News & Information 3 I love this time of year when the weather starts to warm up and Looking Good & Feeling Great Winter 2010 4-5 the buds on the trees start to show.
    [Show full text]
  • Extract of Greater Nottingham Landscape Character Assessment As It Relates to Gedling Borough (December 2016)
    Extract of Greater Nottingham Landscape Character Assessment as it relates to Gedling Borough (December 2016) Introduction This document has been prepared in order to present the Landscape Character Assessment (2009) as it relates to Gedling Borough Council in a user friendly format. The document does not update or amend the text from the 2009 document in any way but pulls out those chapters most relevant to Gedling Borough and in particular to provide the Draft Policy Zones relating to the Borough for the users convenience. The DPZs contain detailed descriptions of the landscape character and recommendations for policymakers. Some chapters of the Landscape Character Assessment (2009) are reproduced to provide context and a summary of findings. This has allowed the Landscape Character Assessment (2009) to be presented as a single document which is intended to be easier for users to navigate. Please note that the page numbering corresponds with the original document so is no longer always consecutive. The reader is referred to the Landscape Character Assessment (2009) for the following chapters: 6.0 Planning Policy Context 7.0 Existing Character Studies 9.0 Forces for Change within Greater Nottingham 10.0 Summary of desk-based findings 11.0 Public Consultation GREATER NOTTINGHAM LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT GREATER NOTTINGHAM LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT CONTENTS Executive Summary 1.0 Introduction Page 1 2.0 Purpose Page 2 3.0 Application of the landscape character assessment Pages 3-4 4.0 Study Objectives Page 5 5.0 Method Pages 6-11
    [Show full text]
  • Care and Support Services Directory 2018/19
    Care and Support Services Directory 2018/19 The comprehensive guide to choosing and paying for care and support Support at home • Somewhere to live • Useful contacts Home. There’s no place like it. Being able to live at home can be one of the most important comforts in an older person’s life, and because family and friends can’t always be Home.there Home Instead Senior Care is here to help. There’s no place like it. ensures dignity. e believe in continuity of care our clients see the same CAREivers time and time again allowing a relationship based on trust and companionship to develop. ur visitsNottinghamshire’s are typically an hour or more providing 1st time Home for our CAREivers Care to Providerdeliver high quality tocare andbe truly getrated to know their“outstanding” clients. by CQC ther care companies may say they specialise in dementia care however we can prove it. e have developed our bespoke Alzheimer’s CARE programme which is endorsed by City and uilds to train our CAREivers in specialised communication skills to help interact and build relationships with clients living with dementia. For us nothing is more important“People than providing a convenientdescribed and reliable caretheir solution carethat works for everyone in your family. as exceptional” CQC From ust an hour or two a week to full time care our service is available hours a day and is tailored to My sister and I were not prepared your personal needs. ur Services tailored to your needs for the emotional and physical demands that our mother’s Alzheimer’s placed on us.
    [Show full text]
  • Transport and Highways Committee Wednesday, 06 February 2013 at 10:30 County Hall , County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 7QP
    Transport and Highways Committee Wednesday, 06 February 2013 at 10:30 County Hall , County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 7QP AGENDA 1 Minutes 10 Jan 2013 5 - 8 2 Apologies for Absence 3 Declarations of Interests by Members and Officers:- (see note below) (a) Disclosable Pecuniary Interests (b) Private Interests (pecuniary and non-pecuniary) 4 Mansfield Bus Station and Statutory Quality Bus Partnership 9 - 14 Progress Report 5 Integrated Transport and Highway Maintenance Capital 15 - 34 Programmes 2012/13 6 Integrated Transport and Highway Maintenance Capital 35 - 56 Programmes 2013/14 7 Integrated Transport Block Funding Consultation 57 - 66 8 Local Pinch Point Fund 67 - 70 9 Charges for Hway Services 3013/14 report including Appendix 71 - 82 10 Nottinghamshire County Council (Various Roads in Attenborough) 83 - 90 (Prohibition of Waiting) Traffic Regu 11 Review of C3 Environmental Weight Restriction Experimental Order 91 - 102 Page 1 of 108 12 Work Programme 103 - 108 13 Exclusion of the Public The Committee will be invited to resolve:- “That the public be excluded for the remainder of the meeting on the grounds that the discussions are likely to involve disclosure of exempt information described in paragraph 3 of the Local Government (Access to Information) (Variation) Order 2006 and the public interest in maintaining the exemption outweighs the public interest in disclosing the information.” Note If this is agreed, the public will have to leave the meeting during consideration of the following items. EXEMPT INFORMATION ITEMS 14 Exempt Appendix - Review of C3 Experimental Order Page 2 of 108 NOTES:- (1) Councillors are advised to contact their Research Officer for details of any Group Meetings which are planned for this meeting.
    [Show full text]
  • PRIVATE HIRE NEW Tourist & Local Guide
    VOLUME NO: 04 ISSUE: 02 ------------------- February 2011 COMPLIMENTARY Value £1.00 ‘Building Local Businesses & Strengthening Communities Through our 4th year! NEW Tourist & Local Guide To your Sherwood area Great new feature for 2011 Get to know your area and meet all things that are Sherwood Forest and Robin Hood! Word Search, Puzzles, Local History And more..... See inside This issue Page 18. The Sherwood Community Newsletter Serving your Local Community for 4 Years TRUMAN TRAVEL PRIVATE HIRE Your Local Friendly, Reliable Private Hire Company For 1-8 Passengers No Journey too Small Quality Used Cars Airport Runs 3 Month Warranty on all Vehicles Contract Hire All Vehicles HPI Checked Wedding Venues Only HPI covers you against buying: Any Occasion Catered for A car with outstanding finance A car reported as stolen with the Police For Further Information, Please Contact An insurance write off A cloned car Mark Truman Tel: 01623 798330 Mob: 07815118705 Email: [email protected] 10,000 copies reaching Blidworth Ravenshead Rainworth Farnsfield Edingley Halam Bilsthorpe & Edwinstowe See the Blog online at www.sherwoodcommunitynewsletter.wordpress.com The Editor. Tel: 01623 795623/07916 245 367 Email: [email protected] 2 Welcome to the February edition of Hello from The Sherwood Inside this issue: The Sherwood Newsletter Editor: Diane Community Carter a local resident with Introductions & Invitation to Get Involved 2 Newsletter. a local business! I am so excited as… News & Information 3 wait for it..my daffodils are growing! I love to see them as it always gives a Looking Good & Feeling Great Winter 2010 4-5 glimmer of hope that spring is on its way.
    [Show full text]
  • Thieves & Blidworth Forest Plan
    Thieves & Blidworth Forest Plan 10 year review 2017 - 2027 Thieves & Blidworth FP Thieves & Blidworth Forest Plan Introduction This document is a brief review of the current Forest Design Plans, known as “Thieves and Harlow – Design Plan 44” and “Blidworth – Design Plan 45”. These plans expired in 2012 and were rolled over until 2017. The new plan is an amalgamation of the two current plans and is due to be consulted upon in 2017. It will be known as “Thieves and Blidworth Forest Plan” and will again run for 10 years with a mid-term review at the 5 year point. The purpose of this 10 year review is to answer the four questions set out below, in accordance with OGB 36 – Forest Design Planning. 1. Was the plan implemented properly? Approval for the forest plan was extended for 5 years when plan period expired. This was to take account of amalgamation of Forest Districts and restructuring of the Forestry Commission. Amendment process was also followed in order to fell 15 ha of conifer in the Thieves and Harlow area. Amendment process was followed in Blidworth to fell 2.9 ha of conifer and replant it with a smaller area (1.5 ha) of broadleaves. 2 | Thieves & Blidworth FP | Central Forest District | 17/03/2017 Thieves & Blidworth FP 2. Did the implementation of the plan meet the stated objectives? Thieves and Harlow Objective Met? Comment Landscape Ongoing Coupe shapes as per the current plan have been followed and thought given to the internal landscapes during forest operations. Silviculture Yes Timber production is shown to be sustainable as thinning is carried out to MTI and restocking after clearfelling is carried out within 2 years Biodiversity Ongoing Areas of heathland have been created over and nature the life of this plan and continue to be conservation managed as open space on a rotational basis.
    [Show full text]