Foster for East Midlands Councils invites you to be part of a powerful regional initiative to support children in need of safe, loving homes. 

Your business can make a meaningful impact in many ways, from simply displaying posters and sharing fostering information in staff communications, to becoming a Foster Friendly employer.

Join us on Tuesday, 12 May, 12:30pm at our upcoming 30 minute online business event to hear inspiring real-life fostering stories, learn how your business can make a difference, support your team, and  help ensure every child has the chance to grow up in a safe, loving home.

Work to improve the county’s roads is accelerating at pace with an extra £58.75 million to be invested across Nottinghamshire as part of a record-breaking funding package.

We have announced details of phase two of our wide-ranging highways capital programme to fix our highways network – taking our investment for the next 12 months to an eye-catching £181.25m.

It is the largest investment ever made in Nottinghamshire’s highways in a single year and is believed to be the highest by a local authority in the country.

We're excited to be sponsoring the Nottinghamshire County Show for another year as it returns to Newark Showground on 9 May.

The event showcases the best of Notts, with visitors expected to flock from across the county and beyond.

We hope all businesses, organisations, and visitors heading to the showground have a fantastic day!

Pupils, teachers, councillors and partners gathered to celebrate the official opening of the new learning village at St Peter’s CofE Junior School in Ruddington.

Work on the new £6.5 million purpose-built temporary learning village, which includes four new buildings, started in the new year and was completed by early April, ready for the new summer term. This makes it the fastest-ever turnaround for a project of this type in the country. It has been built next to the current building, accommodating all pupils.

Futures is working with the East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA) and the EMCCA Careers Hub on a new pilot supporting over 200 local students.

These students are at risk of becoming NEET (not in education, employment, or training) and over 65% of them have never experienced a real workplace.

Your business could support local young people by hosting them for just two hours. This could include a brief tour, a mini task, a chance to ask questions, and to meet staff.