This page will be updated with information about the 2025 county council election as results come in Total eligible electorate for Mansfield District: The turnout figures for each Mansfield division is as follows: the Mansfield North division election has been postponed following the sad passing of a candidate We’ll share full details as soon as they are available The Mansfield East Results – 2 seats available The Mansfield South Results – 2 seats available The Mansfield West Results – 2 seats available The Warsop Results – 1 seat available Hundreds of tree saplings and whips have been planted to mark the final phase of the Warsop Health Hub project with Sherwood Forest Trust to plant more than 1,500 trees in Carr Lane Park Members of the council’s corporate leadership team and primary school children from Birklands and Church Vale have been taking part in organised events over the last month around 200 trees put into the ground per day the Tree Charter Bell project also came to the site with the bell ringing each time a tree was planted in celebration of new life The Tree Charter Bell is used as a focus for ceremonies around tree planting activities in connection with The Woodland Trust Portfolio Holder for Environment and Leisure said it was fantastic to see the final phase of Warsop Health Hub coming to fruition He said: “It’s great to see these trees being planted as part of the Warsop Health Hub project Not only do they enhance the local environment and create habitats for wildlife “This is a wonderful step in making Warsop a better and healthier place to live and I’m delighted that local children have been involved in leaving such a positive legacy for generations to come." The £9.1 million Warsop Health Hub was officially opened in June this year and is home to a swimming pool The hub is the first of its kind under Sports England’s local leisure model with the aim to provide affordable facilities in a local community The project at Warsop has seen a variety of tree species planted The council has worked with the trust for more than a year proactively planting more than 3,000 trees around the district to create climate-combatting woodlands added: “This is yet another excellent project where we have been able to work in partnership with the council “Tree planting is all about creating good working relationships and we have this in abundance with Mansfield Working together we are able to get lots of trees in the ground with the help of children and the local community and this is all part of the Trees for Life programme which is funded by DEFRA (Department for the Environment Warsop Health Hub has launched a free to attend night-time walking club to show its backing for This Girl Can’s (TGC) Let’s Lift the Curfew campaign It aims to highlight the fact that almost 75% of women alter their outdoor activity routines during the winter months Recent research from TGC has shown that around one in four (24%) women ensure they take well-lit routes almost a quarter (23%) avoid certain areas altogether and one in five (20%) glance behind them to ensure they’re not being followed which operates the centre in partnership with Serco Leisure said: “It’s important that people ae able to stay active whatever the time of year Dark nights should not mean women or men have to miss out on the many benefits of outdoor exercising “To show our support for the Let’s Lift the Curfew campaign which will set off each Thursday at 4.30pm from our reception The session will be led by a member of our fitness team with the group walking one lap around the Carr Lane Park We’ll also be providing torches and glow sticks for all walkers “Although we are aiming this primarily at women if there are any men who’d like to take part each week we’ll be laying on coffee or water for everyone!” said: “We know that feeling safe and supported while exercising is essential in our communities and this initiative provides a fantastic opportunity for women to stay active “Encouraging more people to lead happy and healthy lifestyles is a priority for us and links perfectly with the ethos of the Warsop Health Hub I am proud we have a space where our communities can connect and experience the physical and mental health benefits of regular exercise “I encourage everyone to come along and get involved.” To sign up to the walking club, please contact the team on: Contact Us | Warsop Health Hub (opens in new window) or call 0330 109 9120 Rebecca Adlington Leisure Centre and Water Meadows Fitness & Swimming Complex are operated by More Leisure Community Trust in partnership with Serco Leisure and on behalf of Mansfield District Council Warsop III is the president and CEO of ACI Worldwide Strong economic growth and future prosperity hinges on the ability of everyone in society to access financial services FORECLOSURE WARS She stopped paying her mortgage more than 15 years ago The payments software company has artificial intelligence delivering efficiencies in several areas of its business ACI Worldwide has deployed artificial intelligence across its business so it can better service clients and streamline its own business development the payments technology company is keeping humans in the loop and on the look-out for AI hiccups that can be stumbling blocks In a December interview focused on trends for next year Warsop discussed the deployment of AI at ACI and how it’s working out for the Elkhorn Editor’s note: This interview has been edited for clarity and brevity PAYMENTS DIVE: What’s your take on how AI will make a difference in 2025 And let me give you the three use cases that our company is finding most valuable for AI Number one is customer service: We're able to use AI and particularly generative AI large language models to make customer service representatives more efficient and more effective [workers] who have been around a long time so they can answer customers’ questions faster And a new customer service representative gets productive much faster...the way we've done this is we put every piece of documentation every question that a customer has ever asked and we've answered — we put all of that into our own proprietary instance of a well-known large language model and we’ve trained them up with all that data the model immediately shows these are the most likely reasons they're asking How many customer service representatives does ACI have worldwide I hear you saying your employees are faster but if they're faster with the wrong answers how do you monitor to make sure you have quality assurance with your use of AI we are the owners of the data that we're training this model with We know this data is correct because we created it...so you have much less chance of hallucination [Warsop explained AI hallucination to mean those instances when “large language models lie they make up answers because they want to give you an answer and so the second point is equally important which is that we are not believers in 100 percent AI-driven anything What we do is we always have a human in the loop what that means is the human is providing the answer to the customer even the very early stage customer service reps to know...whether what the AI presented is correct or not The third way is fraud detection and prevention and we've been using AI for almost three decades to make our solutions better and it's powerful because you can find these patterns and much quicker and more effectively using using AI And this is true for any large language model any machine learning as well: The more data you get and the more likely you are to get an answer that is useful Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts Capital One’s proposed acquisition of the smaller Discover seems “too small to be a core antitrust concern,” said Barry Barnett The big bank’s payments unit and Y Combinator were among investors providing $65 million in financing for the business-to-business upstart this month Subscribe to the Payments Dive free daily newsletter The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines A £9.1 million health hub has officially opened its doors to the public was officially opened by the Executive Mayor of Mansfield and local community champion Graham Hall at a ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday (18 June) Also in attendance at the event was Tour of Britain cyclist Ross Lamb as well as Mansfield Harriers representatives The hub is now home to various new facilities including a 15 x 8-metre swimming pool and splash play area the newly tarmacked multi-use games area to play sports outdoors is now open to residents The delivery of the council’s £9.1 million health hub was made possible thanks to funding agreements secured from various partners and agencies This includes up to £5 million from the council a £1.8 million capital grant from Sport England a £3 million allocation from the Government’s Towns Fund Communities and Local Government to create a dedicated changing place within the building said: “I am thrilled that we are finally at the opening event for Warsop Health Hub it has been a dream come true to see such progress being made to bring a community facility to the people of Warsop “It has been a labour of love and wouldn’t have been possible without the commitment from fellow councillors “I look forward to seeing the community embrace the new facility and make the most of all the opportunities it will bring in terms of employment The hub is now operated by Serco Leisure/More Leisure Community Trust (MLCT) who are also responsible for the council’s three other leisure facility sites in Mansfield: Rebecca Adlington A range of programmes to suit all ages and abilities has been developed to encourage residents in Warsop and beyond to get involved and use the new facility. The full programme can be viewed at www.mansfieldleisure.com/warsop-health-hub (opens in new window) we’re very proud to have been chosen to operate this fantastic new facility which offers such a broad range of fitness wellbeing and community-focused amenities for the people of this region.” To ensure the long-term sustainability of the new centre solar panels have been installed along with a new detention basin as part of Severn Trent’s Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) programme The water company partnered with the council to divert the existing car park surface water out of its combined sewer network and into sustainable drainage meaning all future rainfall will be recycled and used again within the SuDs system The hub is just one of five projects funded from the £12.3m awarded to Mansfield District Council in 2021 from the Towns Fund allocation The health hub project came about through residents stepping forward and discussing their and the parish’s needs in 2019—a study that Sport England jointly funded with the council to review leisure and community provision The outcome was a list of suggestions and ideas that would lead to the right mix of activities and facilities to meet the community’s needs Executive Director of Place at Sport England added: “Uniting the Movement wants to support all people to take part in sport and physical activity “The Warsop Health Hub provides so many ways for local people of all ages and abilities to get active and connect to their community It’s the first facility to open following our ‘Leisure Local concept’ – co-created with the local community with a wide range of facilities available and also including measures to make it as environmentally sustainable as possible