Lauren Monaghan

3 days ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan

News By Lauren Monaghan • Jun 24, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter The Nottinghamshire County Council Reform councillors want the county’s districts and boroughs to promote the rule in their areas. Taxi licensing in Nottinghamshire is run by individual councils – meaning there are different policies across the county. A letter from four Reform councillors sent to all seven chief executives of the Nottinghamshire district and borough councils calls for them...

3 days ago | nottinghamworld.com | Lauren Monaghan

A former Huthwaite pub on the site of an 18th Century farmhouse could be demolished and replaced by apartments after plans were submitted to the council A former Huthwaite pub on the site of an 18th century farmhouse could be demolished and replaced by flats. Halsall Lloyd Partnership, an architect and design company in Nottingham and Liverpool, submitted plans to Ashfield District Council last Thursday (June 19) to build 23 one-bed apartments on the site of the Peacock Hotel in Huthwaite.

3 days ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan

News By Lauren Monaghan • Jun 24, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter Halsall Lloyd Partnership, an architect and design company in Nottingham and Liverpool, submitted plans to Ashfield District Council last Thursday (June 19) to build 23 one-bed apartments on the site of the Peacock Hotel in Huthwaite. The Peacock Hotel, in Main Street, was formerly a pub including residential accommodation closed in May 2024. The site’s history dates back to the 18th Century...

3 days ago | hucknalldispatch.co.uk | Lauren Monaghan

Nottinghamshire Council will spend the summer undertaking a review of its financial decisions in an effort to identify ways to save money. But these plans have been met with concern by opposition councillors. The authority’s cabinet met on June 23 for the first time under the new Reform administration to discuss plans for its finance and highways reviews, and priorities for the county.

3 days ago | chad.co.uk | Lauren Monaghan

A member of the new Reform-led cabinet at Nottinghamshire Council says he’s ‘looking forward’ to working with East Midlands mayor but has ‘no idea, genuinely’, about existing relationships between them. Coun James Walker-Gurley (Ref), who represents Eastwood, is the council’s new cabinet member for economic development and asset management. But he says he’s yet to meet with officials from the East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA) eight weeks after getting elected.