New housing laws to bring greater security for private renters
Major changes to England’s private rented sector will come into force from 1 May 2026 as the government introduces the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. The new law aims to give…
New Nottingham Travel Challenge aims to get everyone active
People in Nottingham are being encouraged to leave their cars at home and use other modes of transport throughout May. Nottingham City Council are teaming up with the Walk Wheel…
Nottingham City Council announces free school-holiday swimming for under-16s
Nottingham City Council has announced a new free-swimming programme for under-16s, providing 22,000 free swimming spaces during school holidays from July 2026 to February 2027. Backed by £197,000 of investment,…
Exciting plans for new statue inspired by Maid Marian unveiled
Renowned artist Alicja Biala will create the artwork along with the local community Nottingham City Council, BACKLIT Gallery and It’s in Nottingham, are thrilled to announce a vibrant new public…
Council delivers on promises with major investment in frontline services
Nottingham City Council is delivering on its promise to citizens, with a major package of investment set to transform frontline services, support families and boost pride across the city. Following…
Nottingham to host Electric Vehicle Showcase in Old Market Square
Residents and businesses in Nottingham can discover more about owning an electric vehicle (EV) and sustainable transport next month as the city hosts an exciting and free EV showcase. Organised…
Sherwood Library reopens after major redevelopment
Sherwood Library reopens after major redevelopment
Council sets out next chapter in city’s district heating success story
Nottingham City Council has confirmed the next stage in plans to support the long-term growth and development of the city’s district heating network, which has provided affordable, reliable, low-carbon heat…