Don’t fall for a scam this Black Friday, says Trading Standards
Shoppers are being urged to be vigilant this week when hunting for a Black Friday bargain and not fall victim to a scam. Many people will be looking to take…
Statement from Nottingham City Council on Nottingham Castle Trust
Nottingham City Council’s Portfolio Holder for Leisure, Culture & Planning, Cllr Pavlos Kotsonis, said: “It is a matter of huge disappointment that Nottingham Castle Trust, which has been responsible for…
Vulnerable households in Nottingham to get more energy support
An additional £3.5m will be distributed in Nottingham this winter to support struggling pensioners, families and the city’s most vulnerable households amid the rising cost-of-living crisis. The money has come…
Plenty of half-term fun to be had for families across Nottingham
School’s out for the next two weeks and Nottingham City Council has lots of fun events for all the family to enjoy – many of them free. The aim is…
Statement from Nottingham City Council
On 24 June 2022, Nottingham City Council cancelled a booking by Nottingham Women for Change to use a space at Aspley Library for a talk by the author and journalist…
Awards at Goose Fair dinner honour the best of Nottingham
A volunteer-sector champion, the founders of LeftLion magazine, a much–respected education leader and a BBC presenter breaking down barriers around swimming have all been honoured in the Nottingham Awards 2022.…
Time to start booking activity clubs for October half-term holidays
Parents and carers can now book activity clubs for their children over the forthcoming half-term holidays. More than 25,000 places were provided for pupils who receive free school meals (FSM)…
More bus services at Broad Marsh as second operator moves in
Bus operator trentbarton will begin running services from the new Broad Marsh bus station from this weekend. The company’s buses last rolled out of bays in 2017 when the former…
Nottingham receives £6.5m boost to support city’s rough sleepers
The City Council has been successful in applying for more than £6.5m to support rough sleepers in Nottingham over the next three years. The grant is the full amount requested…
Three-year project to tackle youth violence and gangs in Nottingham
More than £800,000 is to be spent in Nottingham over the next three years to reduce youth violence and tackle street gangs. The money, totalling £831,675, has been secured from…