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Latest News see below and follow the links to find out moreArnold in Bloom Police & Councillors in Joint surgeriesJoint beat surgeries will be piloted over the next few months at various locations across Gedling Borough where local police officers and council member(s) for that area will be on hand to offer advice on issues that matter to residents locally. Joint consideration will be given to assessing how these trials progress and consider whether they might be extended to other areas of the Borough.Chief Inspector Kim Molloy of Nottinghamshire Police's South Nottinghamshire Division says: 'This is a joint partnership venture which will help us improve how we engage with the community. These surgeries are open to residents to enable them to discuss not only policing matters but also any local community issues, such as Council services or anti-social behaviour, that affect their neighbourhood.' Dates and venues will be advertised in advance. Be sure of your voteGedling Borough is urging residents to return their completed Electoral Registration form as soon as possible, in order to secure their right to vote in the forthcoming Borough Council Elections on 3 May 2007.All households in the Borough should have received an Electoral Registration form during August. Occupants are required by law to provide information about who lives in the property and who is eligible to vote, so that the Council can publish a new, up to date Electoral Register every year. The form should include everyone resident at the address, including lodgers and people who are temporarily away either working, in hospital, in student accommodation or on holiday. People can register only for the address at which they are resident. Registering for other services or paying Council Tax does not register residents to vote, so it is important that all households complete the form. The long awaited Arnold map and directory is now available in the high street. After several months of planning and consultation with local businesses the town centre map and directory has now been produced into an easy ‘at a glance’ publication that incorporate s a wide range of important information about town centre shopping plus leisure/recreational facilities and other public service guidance.....[read more] To contact the Local Area Forum or the
editorial board, please write to either:
Cllr. John Stocks, Chair of Arnold LAF, or Paul Childs
c/o County Hall, Working hard for Arnold's Youngsters....[follow link] Meanwhile...Arnold's Golden Eagles.[follow link] Arnold's Golden Amblers.[follow link] Comunity calendars for christ the king.[follow link] New Health and Social Care Facilities.[follow link] Access for all. Fond recollections of being Lit up for Christmas[follow link] Libraries.....A vital community service...[follow link]
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