- Community Litter Pick – Saturday 21 Marchby Mary-Ann Horley10am–12pm | Meet at the Village Centre car park Join us for a community litter pick in Collingham as part of the Keep Britain Tidy Great British Spring Clean, working alongside Collingham in Bloom to help keep our village looking its best. 🧤 All equipment provided👨👩👧 Adults and children welcome📍 Meet: Village Centre car park⏰… Read more: Community Litter Pick – Saturday 21 March
- Collingham in Bloom 2026 twice-monthly meetings to commenceby Mary-Ann HorleyMeetings will take place upstairs at the Royal Oak monthly, starting from 9th February – all welcome!
- BEWARE – Counterfeit Money Scamsby Mary-Ann HorleyNewark Police have seen a rise in incidents recently involving counterfeit bank notes. We have had particular incidents reported at takeaways and among residents selling items on Facebook Marketplace. Please take a moment to check any notes you receive when buying or selling items—especially higher‑value notes. If you are selling items – always take a minute to check… Read more: BEWARE – Counterfeit Money Scams
- New national website for reporting cyber crime and fraudby Mary-Ann HorleyReport Fraud is the new service that has replaced Action Fraud. You can report cyber crime or fraud using their online reporting service any time of the day or night. 🔗 Reporting cyber crime and fraud or phishing attempts – Report Fraud In addition to reporting, the website contains detailed information on different types of fraud… Read more: New national website for reporting cyber crime and fraud
- February’s Fleet Updateby Mary-Ann HorleyAnother busy start to a New Year for the Parish Council, starting with an update on the Neighbourhood Plan. The draft Neighbourhood Plan is now out for consultation and will be in force sometime in 2026. Neighbourhood Plans allow local communities to plan positively for their areas by identifying and addressing community priorities that can be met… Read more: February’s Fleet Update
- Lambing season reminder – please keep dogs on leadsby Mary-Ann HorleyLambing will soon be underway across our rural areas and this is a particularly sensitive time for livestock. Even well-behaved dogs can cause serious distress, injury or death to sheep and lambs if they are not kept under close control.
- Carlton Ferry Lane consultationby Mary-Ann HorleyNottinghamshire County Council is currently seeking views from local people on the future of Carlton Ferry Lane, the section of highway near Collingham that was badly damaged during the January 2025 flooding and has been closed for safety reasons.
- Policing Precept Survey 2026-27 – Closes 12 January 2026by Mary-Ann HorleyThe public’s voice is incredibly important when it comes to big decisions on policing and support services in Nottinghamshire. As Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), I have a duty each year to set a balanced budget and set the amount of funding that will be generated through council tax locally, known as the ‘policing precept’.… Read more: Policing Precept Survey 2026-27 – Closes 12 January 2026
- Collingham Beat Surgery: Sun 11th January 10:00by Mary-Ann HorleyYour local Safer Neighbourhood Team will be at event shown below in your area. Please take this opportunity to come and meet us to raise any concerns you may have and to find out what the Safer Neighbourhood Team are doing to tackle the issues that matter to you. When and Where? Sun 11th January… Read more: Collingham Beat Surgery: Sun 11th January 10:00
- Drivers urged not to leave gifts and valuables on show in run-up to Christmasby Mary-Ann Horley❌ Don’t fall victim to opportunistic thieves in the run-up to Christmas by leaving last-minute presents or other valuables on display in your car. Over the last year (between 1 January to 15 December) we’ve seen an overall 44 per cent increase in recorded vehicle interference crimes, amounting to nearly 600 incidents, with most of… Read more: Drivers urged not to leave gifts and valuables on show in run-up to Christmas
- Help shape Nottinghamshire’s futureby Mary-Ann HorleyHave your say in the budget survey The new Nottinghamshire County Council Plan sets out our ambitions and priorities for delivering effective and efficient public services to the people of Nottinghamshire. It focuses on three key outcomes: stronger families, thriving communities and a connected county. A fourth area of focus is about being a council… Read more: Help shape Nottinghamshire’s future
- Collingham Christmas Lights Switch-On …… This Sunday!by Harriet PriorThe wait is almost over! One of our village’s festive traditions is back! Join us as the Young Farmers Christmas Float and Santa make their way through the village starting at 4:30 PM. Then, head over to the Co-op car park at 6:00 PM for the official lights switch-on and a heart warming community carol… Read more: Collingham Christmas Lights Switch-On …… This Sunday!
- Beaumond House invites you to Light up a Life this Christmasby Harriet PriorBeaumond House Hospice Care invites you and your family to attend one of their Light up a Life services in Southwell, Newark, Balderton, and Collingham. Open to all, each service will feature readings, music, and moments for reflection and remembrance. Christmas can be a time of great joy, but Beaumond House understands that for others,… Read more: Beaumond House invites you to Light up a Life this Christmas
- Street Watch: Be the difference where you live!by Harriet PriorStreet Watch: Be the difference where you live! Do you want to make a difference in your neighbourhood? Nottinghamshire Police is looking for volunteers to support a new scheme. Street Watch is now being launched across Nottinghamshire. Street Watch is a scheme for the community run by the community to improve the local area. Street… Read more: Street Watch: Be the difference where you live!
- Collingham Parish Council: A Year in Reviewby Mary-Ann HorleyAs 2025 draws to a close, Collingham Parish Council reflects on a year of dedicated service, community spirit, and meaningful progress. From planning and finance to vibrant events and infrastructure improvements, the Council has been at the heart of village life. Over the last few months, residents will have noticed the newly installed memorial poppies… Read more: Collingham Parish Council: A Year in Review









