Council leader wishes Forest good luck ahead of Premier League opener
City Council Leader David Mellen has today passed on his best wishes to Nottingham Forest as they prepare to play their first Premier League match in more than 20 years.…
60ft St George flag unfurled on Council House to cheer on Lionesses
Nottingham City Council has installed a giant St George’s flag on the Council House as the country gets behind the England women’s football team in their first Euro 2022 final…
Essential repair works to cause partial closure of ring road in August
A section of the city’s ring road through Basford is to be closed next month to allow for essential repair works. Part of the A6514 carriageway next to Western Boulevard…
Young bookworms invited to join ‘Gadgeteers’ Summer Reading Challenge
Children of all ages can visit Nottingham City Libraries this summer to meet the Gadgeteers and get involved in a science and innovation-themed Summer Reading Challenge. Through taking part in…
More than 17,000 Nottingham children offered free summer clubs
Thousands of Nottingham children are set to benefit from free holiday clubs again this Summer. Nottingham City Council has secured £1.8m from the Government’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme.…
Nottingham schools set for improvements after £2.6m grant award
More than £2.6m will be spent improving the condition of school buildings across Nottingham. Five projects have already been identified by Nottingham City Council to receive a share of the…
Skateboarding space to form part of Broad Marsh redevelopment
Plans have been unveiled to create a skateboarding area as part of the huge changes under way to reimagine the Broad Marsh area. The project, announced in the week of…
Victoria Embankment Memorial Gardens restoration well underway
The £1.7million restoration of Victoria Embankment’s Memorial Gardens is now well underway, returning the park to its former glory. The refurbishment of the gardens is going ahead thanks to £1.1million…
Council seeking to remove more carbon from development process
Another step has been taken on Nottingham’s journey to become carbon-neutral by 2028 with the introduction of a new environmentally-focused planning document. The Informal Planning Policy Guidance, consulted on by…
Shopkeeper fined for selling ‘dangerous’ out-of-date food and wrongly-labelled items
A Nottingham man has been fined £1,600 for selling out-of-date food and not labelling other items correctly at his shop in Forest Fields.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, aged 30, of Chadwick Road,…