Changes to Canal Street and Middle Hill junction
In April, the City Council announced changes to a series of junctions around Broadmarsh, including at Canal Street, to improve traffic and pedestrian movements in preparation for the next stages…
Private high rise owners urged to act in wake of Grenfell
Nottingham City Council has now written to the owners of over 500 private high rise blocks in the city, with the tallest residential buildings having been prioritised, to ask them…
Festival fever for the city’s independent businesses
Peppa Pig, a Bubbleologist and fire breathers will be among the acts taking to a city centre stage for the It’s in Nottingham Independents Festival. The free event will take…
Nottingham’s Lord Mayors chooses Charity close to his heart
The newly appointed Lord Mayor of Nottingham, Councillor Michael Edwards, has chosen Nottingham Central Women’s Aid (NCWA) as his Charity of the Year due to his instrumental involvement in reopening…
Scammers warning to Nottingham residents
People in Nottingham are being warned to keep an eye out for scammers, following a number of cases in the city. Designed to con consumers out of their money, scams…
The Primary 6 Partnership (P6P) To Lead the Way in Royal Shakespeare Company’s Associate Schools programme
The Primary 6 Partnership, a group of five Nottingham City primary schools, (Ambleside, Heathfield, Hempshill Hall, Old Basford and Rosslyn Park Primary Schools) based on six sites, is one of…
Streets in Sneinton set for essential road resurfacing
Nottingham City Council will soon be carrying out planned resurfacing work on Newark Street and St Stephen’s Road in Sneinton. The work will be taking place from the junction of…
Hoodwinked: a twist on the tale
Robin Hood – local legend and master of disguise – will bring merriment to the streets of Nottingham next summer through a unique world-class sculpture trail. Scores of quirky Robin…
Safety standards under spotlight in private high rise properties in Nottingham
Nottingham City Council is seeking information and assurance from all landlords of high rise buildings in the city that safety measures are up to standard in the wake of the…
City Council welcomes university investment and excellence
An announcement by the University of Nottingham that it is to invest over £200m into vital research which will bring hundreds of jobs to Nottingham has been welcomed by the…