Parking charges increase helping to pay for improvements at Wollaton Hall & Park
Parking charges at Wollaton Hall and Deer Park are due to rise from Wednesday 2 August, the first increase on the site in six years. Revenue from parking charges is…
Wollaton Park prepares for a sell-out at Splendour Festival
Nottingham’s most popular music festival returns to Wollaton Park this Saturday 22 July with a fantastic day out lined up for a close to sell-out crowd of over 23,000 music…
Work Starts on Highfields Restoration
The £4.8million restoration of Highfields Park will get underway on 31 July. The work will restore the Grade II* Listed park to the grandeur of its heyday as well as…
Another city centre demolition to take place as Nottingham regeneration progresses
While the news of the upcoming Broadmarsh redevelopment has captured the city’s imagination, demolition has begun just up the road at Unity Square. The site, opposite Nottingham Train Station and…
Landlord licensing scheme moves a step closer
A new licensing scheme aimed at improving housing standards in Nottingham’s private rented sector has moved a step closer after being given the go ahead by City Councillors. The Council’s…
Age Friendly Nottingham launches ‘Take A Seat’ in Dunkirk and Lenton
An initiative which aims to get more seats for older people in local communities is extending into Dunkirk and Lenton. The Age Friendly Nottingham ‘Take A Seat’ initiative wants more…
Nearly half a million awarded to Nottingham and Nottinghamshire to tackle violence against women and girls
The city and county has been awarded a share of £17 million of government funding to help prevent and address violence against women and girls, receiving just under £446,000 over…
Warning Over Telescopic Ladder Safety
DIY enthusiasts, tradesmen and gardeners are being warned to check telescopic ladders thoroughly and use them with care after investigations led to over 32,000 dangerous sets being subject to recall…
Changes to Canal Street and Middle Hill junction
In April, the City Council announced changes to a series of junctions around Broadmarsh, including at Canal Street, to improve traffic and pedestrian movements in preparation for the next stages…
Private high rise owners urged to act in wake of Grenfell
Nottingham City Council has now written to the owners of over 500 private high rise blocks in the city, with the tallest residential buildings having been prioritised, to ask them…