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Around 100 temporary adult social care workers are needed in Nottinghamshire ahead of what could be one of the most difficult winters for our health and social care system.
This recruitment follows the government’s announcement of its winter plan for social care.The plan is backed by over £550 million including £162.5 million to support the recruitment of new staff and the retention of existing carers.
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Our director of Public Health at the council, Jonathan Gribbin, and Lucy Hubber, Director of Public Health at Nottingham City Council have issued a joint statement on the Omicron variant of COVID-19 detected in Nottingham.
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A new, ambitious plan which sets out Nottinghamshire County Council’s 10-year vision to deliver a ‘healthy, prosperous, and greener future’ for communities has been approved
The Nottinghamshire Plan is a nine-point blueprint shaped by the responses to the Big Notts Survey, which was carried out earlier this year.
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Funding to support the county’s budding Olympians, Paralympians and Special Olympians is available to help overcome potential financial hurdles such as training and equipment costs.
The council has more than doubled its current Talented Athletes funding pot to £50,000 to help more up-and-coming athletes recognise their potential in their chosen sport.
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Families across the county are being urged not to turn to predatory loan sharks to help pay for Christmas presents this year.
The Illegal Money Lending Team has launched its annual Christmas campaign which aims to raise awareness of the dangers of using loan sharks. The campaign features advice and tips on how to stay safe from illegal money lenders over the festive period.
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Residents are now able to recycle plastic bottle top lids (the bottles must be clean and squashed with the lid then put back on) in their kerbside recycling bins.
This service enhancement comes after approval at the County Council’s Transport and Environment Committee. Previously residents were asked to remove bottle tops and place them in their general waste bin.
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