Monthly Archive: September
Nottingham City Council has formally adopted a renewed Strategic Council Plan for 2021-23, setting out an ambitious agenda for Nottingham and local people as the City Council looks to help the city recover from the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and build for the future. The wider context is challenging, with Covid-19 still present, rising demand for […]
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Over 100,000 rapid tests (lateral flow test) to support the fight against Covid-19 have now been provided across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. As of Monday 6 September, over 100,000 tests have been taken by people without any symptoms of Covid-19 to ensure they aren’t carrying the virus and potentially transmitting it to others. Out of these […]
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Small electrical items and Tetrapaks can now be deposited for recycling at a leisure centre and the City Council’s HQ, thanks to a council pilot scheme starting today (Monday September 6th). Clifton Leisure Centre and Loxley House in the city centre are two of the first designated drop-off points taking part in the scheme, with […]
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– The Nottingham Project has announced a first of its kind street art project in the city to celebrate Nottingham’s ‘rebel and pioneers’ – – Project has been backed by Nottingham City Council, Nottingham Business Improvement District (BID) and the Canal & River Trust – – First phase of work underway with ambition to grow […]
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Nottingham City Council has received over £2m of Government funding in one of the largest grants outside London to help tackle rough sleeping. The Rough Sleeping Initiative funding totalling £2,068,790 from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government will be used to deliver the council’s strategic approach to rough sleeping during 2021 and 2022, […]
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Nottingham residents are being urged to remain patient and do what they can to help bin crews who like others across the country have been impacted by a combination of Covid and driver shortages. Nottingham’s thinly stretched crews are prioritising general household and recycled waste – meaning that garden waste and bulky waste are not […]
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