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William Court and Nunn Court

9 Glebe Road, Nottingham NG2 6DS — 12 beds, run by Broadoak Group of Care Homes.

12 beds Registered 8.9 years

Nottinghamshire Council pays between £776 and £868 a week for a standard residential place, and more where needs are higher. It publishes bands rather than a single rate.

Level of careCouncil pays per week
Band 2 residential£776.20
Band 3 residential£824.30
Band 4 residential£843.31
Band 5 residential£867.85
Band 2 nursing, before NHS FNC£869.03
Band 5 nursing, before NHS FNC£962.98
Dementia Quality Mark, added£66 to £78
Which band applies is decided by the council, not the home. A Care Act assessment sets the level of need, and that sets the band. If you are paying for yourself, the home may charge more than any of these figures — ask it directly.

Source: Nottinghamshire County Council, Adult Social Care and Support Market Annual Fee Review 2026/27 (Cabinet, 5 March 2026). Bands are set by the council’s annual quality audit of each home; nursing rates are net of NHS-funded nursing care; we last checked it on 11 August 2026. Nottinghamshire does not state whether its nursing bands include NHS-funded nursing care, so treat the nursing figures with care and ask which basis a quote uses.

How the inspectors rated it

Good

The Care Quality Commission rated William Court and Nunn Court Good when it last published an assessment, in March 2019.

Among the least current in EnglandThe national middle is 4.3 years. How we measure this.

That was 7.4 years ago. Managers move on, owners sell up, staff turn over. A rating this old describes the home as it was in 2019 — not as it is this month. Three questions worth asking on the phone: who is the manager now, how long have they been in post, and how many of the care staff have been there more than a year?
Safe — Good Effective — Requires improvement Caring — Good Responsive — Requires improvement Well-led — Good

Read the full CQC report · what these ratings mean · register retrieved 4 August 2026

What the same operator runs elsewhere

Broadoak Group of Care Homes runs 5 care homes for older people in England. Of the 5 carrying a published CQC rating, 3 are rated Good or Outstanding, 2 require improvement.

A pattern across an operator’s homes tells you something a single inspection cannot. It is a fair question to put to the manager: what has changed across the group since those inspections?

The paperwork, plainly

Beds registered
12
Typical size in Nottinghamshire
39 beds
Registered with the CQC
8.9 years
Manager on the register
*
Who owns it
Broadoak Group of Care Homes

Every line comes from the CQC register, not from the home. If something is wrong, tell us and we will check it against the register.

Other homes close by

Distances are straight-line from the registered address — useful for working out who could visit easily, which matters more than most things on this page.

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Nearby homes rated Good or better, inspected in the last two years

The list above is by distance alone. This one keeps only homes whose rating is both good and recent — the two things a rating needs to be worth much.

Ask them what a room costs today

Published fees go stale within months. Tell us what care is needed and we will ask William Court and Nunn Court directly, then send you the reply. We are paid nothing if you move in, so we have no reason to push you here or anywhere else.

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Would the council pay towards this?

Whether you pay all of it, some of it or none of it turns on savings, income and whether a property would be left empty. Our calculator applies the 2026/27 means test and tells you the weekly figure. See also how council funding works and what happens when the money runs out.

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Where to get advice

We publish prices and register data, not advice. For the decisions that follow, these are free and impartial.

Age UK — paying for a care home · MoneyHelper · Care Quality Commission · our guides to costs and funding

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