Campaigns
Nottingham City Council says – “Hate litter? Help us do something about it”
Nottingham City Council today (Tuesday 10 April) launches a campaign asking Nottingham residents to play their part in reducing litter. Everyone …
Dolly Parton Imagination Library launches in two more Nottingham wards
The Dolly Parton Imagination Library scheme has launched in two more wards in Nottingham City: Dales and Bridge. The Dolly Parton Imagination …
Plans approved for two new developments as new Broadmarsh area starts to take shape
Planning permission has been granted for the proposed Broadmarsh Car Park and Bus Station development and Nottingham College’s new City Hub. The …
Robin’s Tales gets a boost from Boots
Hoodwinked has become the latest exciting chapter in the story of Boots’ literary heritage as it joins the project as the official Education …
Better standards for Nottingham’s private rents as new licensing scheme gets green light
Private tenants in Nottingham will benefit from better quality accommodation and greater protection from rogue landlords after the Government …
2018 – a big step towards Nottingham’s future
2018 is set to be a pivotal moment in Nottingham’s development as a thriving modern city, with several ambitious regeneration projects getting …
Other news
Catering team cooks up a storm at national awards ceremony
The quality of food and drinks served up by Nottingham City Council’s catering service has landed a prestigious award. Nottingham Catering …
Halt Universal Credit rollout in Nottingham now, says council leader
The rollout of Universal Credit in Nottingham from tomorrow should be stopped if the Government is planning to make changes to the flawed new …
Nottingham City Trading Standards and Nottinghamshire Police join forces for Operation Rogue Trader
Conmen and aggressive doorstep sellers were targeted during a major crackdown as part of Operation Rogue Trader. Officers from Nottingham City …
Nottingham would be £60m a year better off if Government funding was fair
Nottingham City Council would be almost £60m better off a year if it had been given the same treatment as Surrey County Council under the …
Three-year city centre ban following one-man crime spree
A homeless man who dressed up as the Batman villain The Joker during a crime spree has today been jailed for 22 weeks and banned from the city centre …
Problem hotel closed for three more months
The City Council, working with Nottinghamshire Police, has secured a further three-month closure order at The Stage Hotel on Gregory Boulevard, …