Outdoor theatre returns to Nottingham this summer
It’s time to pack the picnic hamper and head out this summer to catch some live theatre in the great outdoors. With fourteen different shows in the three stunning locations…
Armed Forces Weekend heads to Wollaton
Two days of exciting events are taking place later this month to celebrate and honour our Armed Forces. Wollaton Park will play host to Armed Forces Weekend on Saturday and…
Teddy and theatre masks join the floral trail
The floral trail is back in the city centre – complete with two new wicker sculptures designed by local children. A pair of theatre masks thought up by Millie Fenton,…
Council’s Twitter account hits 40,000-follower mark
The number of people following Nottingham City Council’s main Twitter account @MyNottingham has doubled to 40,000 in just over a year. The City Council set up the account on the…
Labour increases seats on City Council to 52
Labour increased the number of seats they hold on Nottingham City Council by three following the local election count on Friday. Ahead of the polls opening on Thursday morning, the…
Major road junction completed
New permanent traffic signals at the Queen’s Road East and University Boulevard junction, which has been altered to accommodate the new Chilwell tram route, have been switched on today (Tuesday).…
Call goes out for tram name suggestions
NET customers and local residents are being asked to suggest possible names for the latest trams which will be joining Nottingham’s expanding network. When Nottingham’s original 15-strong fleet was unveiled…
Council leader and police call for action on begging
The leader of Nottingham City Council is urging people to ‘change how they give change’ as the authority and police look to tackle the issue of begging. Councillor Jon Collins…
Update on move to Byron House
A proposal to relocate the police and Community Protection from Central Police Station to Byron House, in Maid Marion Way, is progressing well. The co-location will involve the sale of…
Survey reveals people feel safer than ever in Nottingham
Nottingham’s 2014 Respect survey has found that people in Nottingham feel safer than ever, with perceptions of anti-social behaviour (ASB) at a record low. The survey, commissioned by the Nottingham…