People are being encouraged to take part in a consultation until 31 January.

A Rushcliffe Borough Council member says it "offers a safe space for anyone seeking refuge".

The council says they are powered by waste oil not used by supermarkets and other suppliers.

The firm pleads guilty to seven breaches of hygiene rules and was fined £1,600 with £19,395 costs.

Rushcliffe Borough Council say the project is "vital" to helping save lives.

The council says it is also looking at where "swift bricks" could be added to its own buildings.

Councillors give the go-ahead to the plans despite them being described as a "hideous tsunami of panels".

Collections for most parts of the region are rearranged due to the bank holiday.