The Medilink bus service has improved its timetable to provide better accessibility for the residents of Nottingham from Tuesday March 29. Medilink is a free, electric, bus service that runs Monday to Friday from Queen’s Drive Park & Ride to the City Hospital via Queen’s Medical Centre and the Wilkinson Street tram Park and Ride. […]
Work to build the city’s new cycle superhighway ‘Western Corridor’ Section 1 from Palatine Street to Haslam Street continues it’s next phase on Tuesday March 29 and will be completed by May 6 2016. The Nottingham Cycle City Ambition Programme (NCCAP) is funded by the D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership, which approved the £6.1m funding on […]
Nottingham City Council and Nottinghamshire County Council have launched a new and accessible network of Easylink buses for people who may struggle using existing local bus and tram services. Easylink is operated by Nottingham Community Transport and provides a door to door service, from 8am to 7pm Monday to Friday, travelling anywhere up to ten […]
The second phase of Nottingham City Council’s proposed £6.1m Cycle City improvements is being planned and residents and businesses along the route will be the first to have their say. The Southern Cycle Corridor builds on cycle improvements already introduced as part of the extension of NET to Clifton, which help cyclists travel alongside and […]
Nottingham City Council’s first edition of the Nottingham Cycle City Ambition Programme (NCCAP) design guide is now complete after feedback and consultation from local cyclists and cycling groups. The delivery of high quality cycle infrastructure is a key priority for the Council and this funding provides the opportunity to begin a step change in the […]
Nottingham City Council’s bid for Government money to help achieve a low carbon, sustainable transport future has been successful. And Nottingham has been chosen to host a visit by Secretary of State for Transport Patrick McLoughlin MP on Monday 25 January to announce the four national winning OLEV bids. A collaboration between the City Council, […]
The City Council rose 50 places in the last year to make Stonewall’s annual listing of the top 100 most inclusive employers, rewarding the Council’s work to promote workplace equality for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) staff. This is the first time the City Council has made the top 100 and comes as a […]
The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) has today announced its plans to help Nottingham City Council improve air quality in the city centre by introducing Clean Air Zones by 2020. The City Council is developing far-reaching measures to tackle city centre air pollution, by targeting the main vehicular causes of pollution whilst […]
Nottingham’s £4.5m flagship project to improve transport access and local environment quality to key parts of the city is complete. The work was funded in part by the City Deal 2012 programme, Nottingham City Council and the European Regional Development Fund to support economic growth in city centre areas. The Derby Road and Friar Lane […]
Nottingham City Council is looking forward to working with Arriva Rail North Limited following the Department for Transport’s announcement of the successful Northern Rail franchise bidder on 10 December, 2015. The extensive Northern Rail network links Nottingham to Sheffield, Leeds, Manchester, York, Bradford, Preston and Blackpool. City Council Portfolio Holder for Jobs, Growth and Transport, […]