Welcome to Cotgrave Town Council’s website!

Cotgrave Town Council serves a semi-rural community with advantageous transport links to Nottingham, the A46, A1 and M1. Located on the first floor of the Leisure Centre, the Town Council is positive and forward-thinking, and works hard to provide important services to a population set to expand in the coming years.

All Saints Church, Cotgrave

It enjoys a strong partnership with Rushcliffe Borough Council, Notts County Council, Barratt Homes – Wilson Bowden, Metropolitan Housing, Homes and Communities Agency, and other organisations, who have all helped to bring Hollygate Park, a new housing development, to Cotgrave. The partnership is also working hard at planning for the redevelopment of the town centre, and therefore includes Nottinghamshire Police and Belvoir Health Group. Cotgrave has many thriving community groups offering a range of activities. Thanks to the efforts of so many residents, there is an excellent community spirit and sense of purpose. If there is any information relating to the work of Cotgrave Town Council which you feel is missing from this website, please contact the Council Office. The Town Council is always pleased to hear your views.

Data Protection Regulations

In line with changes to data protection legislation in the UK we’ve updated our Privacy Notice. To view the policy please click here

Cotgrave Library Development

The Library will close on Saturday 13 October at 1pm and will re-open at the new multi-use hub on 5 November.

During the closure you can use your membership card at any library across the county.

Nearest libraries are located at Keyworth, Radcliffe-on-Trent, Bingham and West Bridgford

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To view  the latest news on the redevelopment of Cotgrave Town Centre please  click here

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Street Light Faults

Do you know that you can report a faulty streetlight on line?

Follow the link below to complete the form. Click Here
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Booking forms are now available for  stalls at the Community Christmas Lights Event on Friday 30th November – 3pm to 5.30pm

Download from the CTC website or contact
0115 9893876