Primary school admissions for Nottingham City
More than 95% (3,467) of children in Nottingham have been offered a place at their first or second-choice primary school starting in September. Figures out today (Tuesday 16 April) show…
Nottingham City Council agrees to rejoin Integrated Care System
Nottingham City Council is to restart its formal role in the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System (ICS). A decision was made at the council’s Executive Board on 16 April…
Pay gap narrows at Nottingham City Council
Nottingham City Council has narrowed the gender pay gap so that on average there is now no difference between what middle-earning men and women working for the authority are paid.…
Plans for a new library for Sherwood take a step closer
Plans for a redeveloped library in Sherwood at no cost to local council taxpayers are taking shape. The site on Spondon Street off Mansfield Road in the heart of Sherwood…
Nottingham in top ten for acting against revenge evictions
Private renters in Nottingham are among the best protected from so-called revenge evictions, according to the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health. Nottingham City Council is among the top ten councils…
New string to Robin Hood’s bow
The iconic statue of Nottingham’s legendary outlaw is to be repaired and improved so that it remains a fitting focal point for visitors outside a revamped Nottingham Castle. The Robin…
Nottingham to lose out on £14m under Government proposals
Nottingham could lose out on funding to the tune of £14m under new arrangements proposed by the Government. The blow comes on top of a decade of Government austerity which…
Trading Standards push to prevent fires caused by second hand electrical appliances
Second hand electrical retailers around Nottingham have been visited by Nottingham City Council Trading Standards this week to check that they are not putting local households at risk. Work on…
Action taken on dangerous site
Action has been taken by Community Protection Officers to clear up a dangerous site on a quiet residential street in Bobbers Mill. A yard at the back of properties on…
Government cuts lead to City Council approving £22m of savings
Nottingham City Council’s Executive Board has approved proposals to make £22m of savings in 2019/20 after another year of drastic Government cuts. The Government slashed the council’s main grant by…