Source: https://www.bingham-tc.gov.uk/ Read: 2026-11-04 SHA-256 of the file as fetched: 04ea0251d26d7577362bdd67f8ce6821ebef9f60b91bf186b88a4711ce4e3146 Bingham Town Council - Bingham Town Council Contact the Council Vacancies Meeting Rooms Grant Aid Roads Toggle navigation Home The Council The Mayor Councillors Contact the Council News News Roadworks and Traffic News Butter Cross Town News Community Grant Aid Bingham Community Oscars 2026 Meeting Room Hire Documents All Documents Accounts Meetings Annual Reports Committees and Members Governance Cemetery GDPR Transparency Requirements Contact the Council Vacancies Meeting Rooms Grant Aid Roads Key contacts for flooding emergencies Flooding information News Temporary Traffic Management – Rupert Road (at Musters Road), 11th–13th November Temporary stop/go traffic management will be in operation on Rupert Road, Bingham, at its junction with Musters Road, from 8:00am on Wednesday 11th November until 5:00pm on Friday 13th November.... Continue reading Temporary Overnight Road Closure – A52 between Bingham and Barrowby, 9th November - 25th November A temporary road closure will be in place on the A52 between Bingham and Barrowby, from Monday, 9th November to Friday, 25th November. This is to enable street lighting maintenance... Continue reading Temporary Road Closures – Bingham Christmas Fair, 27th November Temporary road closures and parking restrictions will be in place in Bingham town centre between 1:00pm and 9:00pm on Friday 27th November for the Bingham Christmas Fair. The following roads... Continue reading Temporary Road Closures – Bingham Remembrance Day Parade, 8th November Temporary road closures and parking restrictions will be in place in Bingham town centre between 10:15am and 11:15am on Sunday 8th November for the Bingham Remembrance Day Parade. The following... Continue reading Temporary Traffic Lights – Fosse Way (near Nottingham Road), 16th November 2026 – 27th January 2027 Rolling temporary two-way traffic signals will be in operation on Fosse Way, Bingham (from its junction with Nottingham Road, extending approximately 1,185 metres north) from 8:00am on Monday 16th November... Continue reading Overnight Temporary Traffic Lights – Newgate Street (between Kirk Hill and Market Street), 28th–31st October Rolling temporary two-way traffic signals will be in operation on Newgate Street, Bingham (from its junction with Kirk Hill to its junction with Market Street) between 8:00pm and 4:00am each... Continue reading News Archive Upcoming Events November 2026 Sun 8 Remembrance Sunday Fri 27 Christmas Lights Switch On Fri 27 Christmas Fayre More Events Bingham Town Guide The 2022/2023 Town Guide and new Town Map is now available. The Town Council also commissioned the town map, which has been created by local artist Tim O’Brien, to include the expanding North of Bingham and the town map key features the new townscape that has been designed by Bingham based Ovy Design. A New Town Centre feature map has also been produced in the centre of the guide with assistance from the European Regional Development Fund. Click here to access the online version Civility and Respect Project Bingham Town Council support the National Association of Local Councils (NALC) Civility and Respect Project. View Poster Read more at nalc.gov.uk About Bingham Bingham was voted “the Best Place to bring up a Family” in October 2013. It is a vibrant Town with a population of approx. 9,000, a Market every Thursday and a Farmers Market on 3rd Saturday of the month held on the Market Place alongside The Buttercross. It is approx. 9 miles east of Nottingham, 9 miles south-west of Newark-on-Trent and west of Grantham situated where A46 (Old Fosse Way) intersects A52. Photo credit: Councillor Andrew Shelton There are strong links with our Twin Town Wallenfels in Bavaria, Germany, and each year residents from each Town meet up be it in Wallenfels or Bingham. A new play area opened in 2009 and is called Wallenfels Park. Bingham Twinning Association Website Bingham Linear Park The Linear Park is owned by the Town Council and is supported by an enthusiastic group of volunteers, The Friends of Bingham Linear Park . The Old Court House is where the Council Offices are located and where the Town Clerk is based. All of the council’s business and meetings are conducted here but in addition the building is also available to hire as a venue for meetings. Plastic Free Bingham Bingham Town Council supports the Plastic Free Bingham initiative. 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Alternatively: 01949 831445 Town Clerk: Joanne Riddle The Old Court House Church Street Bingham NG13 8AL Opening times Monday to Thursday 9.30am-1pm Friday 9.30am-12pm Name Email Company Phone Message Send Councillor Complaints How to submit a Councillor Complaint × Close × Log in Username Password Log in Bingham Town Council The Old Court House Church Street Bingham NG13 8AL 01949 831445 Opening times Monday to Thursday 9.30am-1pm Friday 9.30am-12pm Accessibility Statement Privacy Notice Rushcliffe Borough Council Responsible for provision of services such as refuse collection, leisure, arts and theatre facilities, attracting business to the area and collection of Council Tax. www.rushcliffe.gov.uk Nottinghamshire County Council Responsible for education, transport, roads, footpaths and influences provision of services such as police, fire and ambulance. www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk © 2026 Bingham Town Council. Website by Hrunk .