Today’s the day Nottingham Castle reopens its gates
Today (Monday 26 June) sees the exciting moment that Nottingham City Council reopens the gates of Nottingham Castle to the public – helped by Robin Hood and his merry band.…
Street drinking bans extended for three more years
Legal restrictions banning drinking alcohol in streets across Nottingham have been extended for a further three years. The Public Spaces Protection Orders are due to run out this October, and…
One City united in grief and resolve to stand against hatred and violence
Communities and organisations across Nottingham have shown their solidarity as One City united in grief and its resolve to stand against hatred and violence, in the wake of last week’s…
Windrush 75th anniversary marked in opening exhibition at Nottingham Castle
A new exhibition marking the Windrush generation’s contribution to British life over the last 75 years will be among the first new exhibitions at Nottingham Castle when it reopens next…
£2m funding boost to support SEND pupils across Nottingham
Close to £2m is to be spent on three projects in Nottingham schools to improve facilities for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The funding, which totals £1.925m…
£2.9m of grant funding to be used to improve social homes in Nottingham
Nottingham City Council has agreed to proposals to make energy efficiency improvements to a further 370 social homes in Nottingham at its Executive Board meeting today. More than £2.9m of…
Robin Hood to storm Nottingham Castle gates on June 26
Visitors are invited to join his merry band and gain £1 entry to official reopening! Robin Hood is set to storm the gates of Nottingham Castle on Monday 26 June…
Thousands attend vigil to remember victims of Nottingham attacks
Thousands of Nottingham people stood shoulder to shoulder in Old Market Square this evening in an emotional tribute to victims of the attacks on Tuesday morning. Civic dignitaries and local…
Nottingham Together vigil today at 5.30pm following this week’s tragedies
A vigil is to be held today to bring Nottingham together as One City to remember the three people who tragically lost their lives in Nottingham earlier this week. Through…
Statement on the victims of yesterday’s attacks
City Council Leader, Cllr David Mellen, said: “It is desperately sad to see the names and faces of the three people who yesterday were going about their everyday lives when…