Street drinking bans extended for three more years
Legal restrictions banning drinking alcohol in streets across Nottingham have been extended for a further three years. The Public Spaces Protection Orders are due to run out this October, and…
£2m funding boost to support SEND pupils across Nottingham
Close to £2m is to be spent on three projects in Nottingham schools to improve facilities for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The funding, which totals £1.925m…
Thousands attend vigil to remember victims of Nottingham attacks
Thousands of Nottingham people stood shoulder to shoulder in Old Market Square this evening in an emotional tribute to victims of the attacks on Tuesday morning. Civic dignitaries and local…
Statement on incident in Nottingham today
Nottingham City Council’s Leader, Councillor David Mellen, said: “I am shocked and saddened by these horrific deaths. My thoughts and prayers are with those who knew and loved the three…
Food vouchers and free activities clubs for families this summer
Struggling families in Nottingham are to receive more support over the summer holidays with food vouchers and free outdoor activities. The City Council has repeatedly made £15-per-week vouchers available to…
Meadows residents warned of cold-caller during Rogue Trader Week
Cold-calling in The Meadows was uncovered as part of national Rogue Traders Week. A seller was walking door-to-door in the Aldermens Close area and residents were visited by Community Protection…
New Sheriff of Nottingham taking centre stage already
It’s been quite a week of drama for the new Sheriff of Nottingham. As well as being officially sworn in at a Full Council meeting on Monday, Councillor Shuguftah Quddoos…
Labour retains control of Nottingham City Council
Labour has retained control of Nottingham City Council following the local election on Thursday 2 May. Ahead of the polls opening, the Labour party held 50 seats on the authority…
More pupils get first-choice primary school on National Offer Day
More than 100 additional pupils in Nottingham have received their first-choice primary school for September this year – despite a larger number of applications than 2022. On National Offer Day…
Basford rogue trader jailed after Trading Standards probe
A rogue trader who left one victim £17,000 out of pocket has been jailed for more than two years after a successful investigation from Nottingham City Trading Standards. Lee Bodie…