Nottingham helps launch new Royal Navy boat
ottingham City Council has today cement their affiliation with the Royal Navy at the official naming ceremony for the HMS Trent. The newest naval ship was officially named today at…
Nottingham gets raw deal from Government over pothole funding
Figures show how major cities like Nottingham and Leicester are getting a raw deal when it comes to the Government handing out money to repair potholes – just £1.86 per…
Help Nottingham Fly a Flag for the Commonwealth
Nottingham will take part in the ‘Fly a Flag for the Commonwealth’ celebration by flying the Commonwealth flag from the Council House at Old Market Square. Members of the public…
Pageant back at Nottingham Castle this weekend
The popular Robin Hood Pageant returns to Nottingham Castle this weekend after the event was cancelled in October due to hurricane warnings. Nottingham Castle will again invite the public to…
Goose Fair stalwarts pick up a robin
The family business behind some of the biggest events in Nottingham is to sponsor a robin sculpture for this year’s headline event – Hoodwinked. Mellors Group is at the heart…
100 Years On… The Long Road to Gender Equality
Women and men from across Nottingham will come together this week to debate gender equality. Ahead of International Women’s Day (Thursday 8 March) and as part of the Centenary Cities…
Nottingham’s Council House gets ready for 24 hour tech take-over.
In March 2018 Nottingham City Council again pledges support for the return of Hack24 – a 24 hour coding competition in Nottingham city centre. The annual event which is in…
City Council sets out its stall for local firms
Nottingham City Council is setting out its stall for local businesses to win contracts from it over the next five years. The council’s Procurement Strategy for 2018-23 will build on…
City Council approves £27m of savings due to Government cuts
Nottingham City Council has approved £27m of savings to balance its 2018/19 budget due to Government funding cuts. Facing the toughest budget since the Government imposed austerity measures seven years…
Council leader thanks staff for keeping services – and the city – going despite bad weather
Nottingham City Council Leader Cllr Jon Collins has praised council staff for keeping services running during the current severe weather. The vast majority of services have continued as sub-zero temperatures…