Nottinghamshire is set for a major local government overhaul with two new unitary authorities — Nottinghamshire Council and Greater Nottingham Council — each with 99 councillors, officially taking over by April 2028 after elections in May 2027. The split reorganizes services, with Greater Nottingham covering the city and parts of Broxtowe, Gedling, and Rushcliffe, while Nottinghamshire Council handles Ashfield, Bassetlaw, Mansfield, Newark and Sherwood, plus other areas. Existing councils remain in charge until the transition, with shadow councils and $900K funding per authority to prep IT, data systems, and critical services like children’s care. The government is pushing for early collaboration to streamline operations and boost efficiency across the region.
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