Funding available to local business to preserve historic shop fronts
Businesses in the Old Market Square and the Lace Market have a chance to get hold of some cash to restore their shop fronts to their historic former glory. Nottingham…
Lorry ride leaves birthday boy Archie in seventh heaven
Some boys imagine themselves at the controls of rockets, speedboats or fast cars – but for Archie Cook of Aspley, the humble bin lorry is his dream machine. And for…
Children’s charity delivers its 100,000th book in Nottingham
A campaign in Nottingham which delivers free books to children has just passed its 100,000 milestone. Nottingham City Council has been working alongside the Rotary Club of Nottingham to co-ordinate…
Young people cooking up a storm at Loxley House
Hungry Nottingham City Council workers will be served by the chefs of the future when young people take over Loxley House restaurant on Thursday 9 November. Members of the city’s…
Nottingham remembers
Nottingham’s annual Civic Service of Remembrance will take place at the War Memorial, Victoria Embankment on Sunday 12 November, starting at 10.45am. The Lord Mayor, Councillor Mike Edwards, will be…
Tennis Centre Crew beats Wimbledon to major groundsman award
The grounds team from Nottingham Tennis Centre has been awarded the title of Infinicut Professional Tennis Grounds Team of the Year. The victory was announced Wednesday night at the prestigious…
Don’t switch off; businesses are bound to click with this inventor!
Wherever you live or work, we’re pretty confident you’ll have used at least one of his inventions today but we’re pretty certain you won’t know it was developed by Buxton-born…
Students bring a fresh perspective to public policy
From roads and rail to Robin Hood energy, students and graduates are lending a fresh perspective to Nottingham’s public policy. The growth of a partnership with Nottingham City Council has…