£3.5m to help struggling Nottingham households
Nottingham City Council has secured over £3.5million to support city residents struggling with the rising cost of living. Pensioners and families are set to benefit as the council take steps…
City firms urged to take advantage of free 30-day electric van trial
Businesses are being invited to test-drive a new electric van before taking a fully-funded one-month trial. An event is being held next month in Nottingham where a range of vehicles…
External reports into misallocation of Housing Revenue Account to be considered by council
Bringing the management of council housing back under the direct control of Nottingham City Council is a key recommendation made in one of two independent reports being considered by the…
Over 97% of city pupils get top choice of primary schools
Over 97% of pupils in Nottingham have received their first or second choice of primary school for September this year. On National Offer Day today, the City Council has been…
Welcome to ‘Nottingham Contactless’ – the cashless, effortless way to pay for travel in Nottingham
Travelling on Nottingham’s top class public transport network just became even easier – with the rollout of the first Oyster-style contactless ticketing system in the country outside of London. The…
Nottingham is ready to welcome refugees from Ukraine
Nottingham City Council’s Portfolio Holder for Neighbourhoods, Safety and Inclusion, Cllr Neghat Khan, said: “Ours is a welcoming city and, with our partners from across the city and county, we…
Local roads in line for investment
More than 50 local roads and pavements across the city are to benefit from over £1m of improvements including resurfacing, new lighting and trees as part of an ongoing investment…
Council ends twinning arrangements in light of invasion of Ukraine
Nottingham City Council has severed links with Krasnodar in Russia and Minsk in Belarus in response to the invasion of Ukraine. Council Leader, Cllr David Mellen, has written to officials…
Next phase of consultation on changes to children’s centres gets underway
Council children’s centres that are proposed to remain open and those to close have been named by Nottingham City Council as it seeks partners to run services and embarks on…
Plans approved for new energy efficient council homes in St Ann’s
Plans for new energy efficient council homes in St Ann’s have taken a step forward when they were approved at Nottingham City Council’s Executive Board (22 February). The proposals for…