The Lord Mayor of Nottingham Volunteer Awards
The entries are in and the winners for this year’s Lord Mayor of Nottingham Volunteers Awards will be celebrated at a special show. The awards were open to volunteers from…
There’s lots of Easter half term fun for families in Nottingham
There are plenty of Easter themed events to keep families and children of all ages active and entertained over the Easter school holidays. On Sunday 17 April, families can get…
City Council keeping Nottingham citizens satisfied
Most Nottingham residents continue to be satisfied with the way the City Council runs things and believe the council provides value for money, according to the latest research. The Citizens’…
Hundreds of tenants benefit from Nottingham burglary reduction project.
Nottingham City Council’s burglary reduction project has helped make 136 rented homes in the city safer since it started just over 18 months ago. This has been achieved by not…
Medilink now more accessible
The Medilink bus service has improved its timetable to provide better accessibility for the residents of Nottingham from Tuesday March 29. Medilink is a free, electric, bus service that runs…
Queens Drive set for essential road resurfacing
Nottingham City Council will soon be carrying out planned resurfacing work on Queens Drive. The work will be taking place between the junctions of Crossgate Drive and the Queens Drive…
Book of condolence for victims of Lahore attack
A book of condolence has been opened at Nottingham’s Council House for the victims of the attack in Pakistan on Easter Sunday. The attack in a park in Lahore killed…
Progressing the Western Cycle superhighway
Work to build the city’s new cycle superhighway ‘Western Corridor’ Section 1 from Palatine Street to Haslam Street continues it’s next phase on Tuesday March 29 and will be completed…
Paving the way for a better Byard Lane
A busy city centre route is to have its paving upgraded from next week. Nottingham City Council’s Highway Services will carry out improvement works on Byard Lane – a pedestrianised…
All Nottingham City Council children’s homes rated “Good” or “Outstanding” by Ofsted.
Children’s homes run by Nottingham City Council have been recognised by Ofsted for the high quality of care they give to young people in the city. The City Council runs…