Shopkeeper fined for selling ‘dangerous’ out-of-date food and wrongly-labelled items
A Nottingham man has been fined £1,600 for selling out-of-date food and not labelling other items correctly at his shop in Forest Fields. Mohammed Sharif, …
Over £18m for bus and cycling improvements
Nottingham City Council has successfully bid for more than £18m of external funding for cycling and bus improvements which will help towards Nottingham’s …
Do your bit for Clean Air Day this Thursday
Nottingham residents are being urged to take action on Clean Air Day this Thursday (16 June) to help contribute towards improving the quality of the city’s …
New route through Broad Marsh site opens up new opportunities
A new pedestrian route is to be opened up across the demolished section of the former Broadmarsh shopping centre, showing fresh progress for an area of the …
First coach services run from ‘fabulous’ new Broad Marsh Bus Station
Coach services began running from Nottingham’s new Broad Marsh Bus Station today (June 14). National Express have moved their services from the temporary …
Nottingham commits to adapting to climate change by joining the global Race to Resilience
Nottingham has cemented its commitment to becoming a carbon neutral city by 2028 and creating climate resilience in the city by joining the global Race to …
Warning of con artists using cost-of-living crisis to target vulnerable
Nottingham residents have been urged to be on their guard against scams related to the current cost-of-living crisis. The warning has come from Nottingham City …
Five years after Grenfell, work continues to make sure residents in tall buildings are safe
Five years on from the Grenfell disaster, Nottingham City Council is continuing to take action to support residents living in tall and multi-occupied buildings …
50 years of Pride
This year, as Pride season gets underway, it marks the 50th anniversary of the first march for LGBTQ+ rights in the UK. Pride events around the world typically …