Nottingham City Council response to publication of Integrated Rail Plan
Councillor David Mellen has responded to the IRP
Look up for Nottingham Adventure Trail this summer
Look up… Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Or the next clue on an adventure? Stay active this summer and explore Nottingham city centre on foot with Nottingham City Council’s Look Up! Adventure Trail, a free family activity for the summer holidays. Aimed at primary school aged children (but open to all), the […]
Iconic gateway to Nottingham celebrates 150th anniversary
It’s seen royal tours, the Olympic torch, survived great floods, and one great frost. This week marks an impressive 150 years since Nottingham’s iconic Trent Bridge was completed. On 25 July 1871, the bridge opened to the public after three years of construction. In all the time since, the bridge has seen just one major […]
Motorists urged to switch off their engines this Clean Air Day
Pupils at Middleton Primary School encouraged drivers to switch off their engines for cleaner air today (Thursday 20 June). They were joined by Nottingham City Councillor Zafran Khan and officers from the council’s Community Protection team to raise awareness of the harmful effects of engine idling, as the City Council prepares to take action later […]
Scheme to keep Nottingham moving receives £50,000 funding
Nottingham City Council to receive funding to help manage traffic • Nottingham City Council is to receive £50,000 to develop solutions to ease congestion in cities• The council is one of 11 to receive total funding of £1m• The UK is at the forefront of a parking revolution, with new, world-leading standards announced by the […]
Boost for transport in Nottingham and Derby
More than £7m will be spent in Derby and Nottingham on measures to improve public transport, reduce congestion and better connect the two cities following a successful bid to the Department for Transport. As well as improving links between the two cities, schemes will use new technology to support connections to employment sites and other […]
Cleaner streets, cleaner air – electric sweepers take to the streets
Four new fully electric street sweepers began cleaning Nottingham’s city centre streets this week in a first for the UK. Nottingham City Council is leading the way in tackling air pollution through a series of innovative measures – the latest of which includes zero emission street sweepers and cage tippers. Not only are the new […]
Nottingham businesses invited to ‘Electric Vehicle Question Time’
Nottingham businesses and public sector organisations are invited to a networking event where their questions about adopting Ultra-Low Emission Vehicles (ULEVs) can be answered. Rob Pittam, Editor of the BBC Sunday Politics East Midlands show, will host the event, which will feature a panel of Nottingham businesses that are in the process of making the […]
Nottingham leader backs calls for HS2 commitment
Councillor Jon Collins, Leader of Nottingham City Council, has joined dozens of prominent figures from the East Midlands signing an open letter calling on party leaders to publicly commit to completing HS2 Phase Two. Midlands Connect, Midlands Engine, Northern Powerhouse Partnership and Core Cities UK are urging Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn, Vince Cable and Nicola […]
Nottingham joins the fight against dirty air by signing Cleaner Air Charter
Nottingham City Council has today signed up to Oxford City Council’s Charter for Cleaner Air, which calls on the UK Government to put the health of communities first and make improving air quality a priority. Launched in August by Oxford City Council, the Cleaner Air Charter is believed to be the first formal cooperation between […]