In anticipation of the start of a colder snap, the country’s first local authority-owned, licensed energy supplier, Robin Hood Energy, has launched a new prepayment tariff, Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG). PAYG is…
The Chancellor’s autumn statement pulls even more funding from councils, undermining their ability to provide vital local services. That’s the reaction of the City Council’s Deputy Leader Councillor Graham Chapman…
A robust Cold Weather Plan is in place in Nottingham to provide support for rough sleepers, with a winter shelter and other measures now in place through until the end…
With heavy gusts of wind forecast for the area this evening, the City Council is advising people to avoid wooded areas of parks. The Met Office has issued a severe…
A minute’s silence was held in the Old Market Square at 11am today (November 16) to remember those who died in the recent attacks in Paris. The moment of respect…
Representatives from Nottingham and the East Midlands business community, higher education establishments and the City Council are in China to seek to create greater trade, research and investment links. They…
Nottingham City has improved on last year’s record number of young people who are in education, employment or training (EET). 2820 sixteen year olds completed Year 11 last term. Of…
A stunning new life science building is beginning to take shape in Nottingham – and project partners saw progress for themselves during a site visit on Wednesday October 7th. The…
Nottingham City Council welcomes reports that the electrification of the Midland Mainline is back on track. Since proposals for the upgrade were put on hold earlier this year, the council…
The owners of a takeaway whose poor hygiene practices led to over a hundred people suffering the effects of food poisoning have been issued with a legal bill of over…
