Bridge named after Boots chemist who helped discover ibuprofen
A pedestrian and cycle bridge on to the Boots site and Nottingham Enterprise Zone is to be officially named after one of its former employees who revolutionised global medicine. The…
Queens Drive park-and-ride to open again after severe flooding
Nottingham City Council has announced that Queens Drive park-and-ride will reopen to the public on Monday (9 March). The facility has been closed since unprecedented rainfall on the weekend of…
Statement on confirmed COVID-19 case in Nottingham
A case of COVID-19 has been confirmed in Nottingham. Dr Fu-Meng Khaw, Centre Director, Public Health England East Midlands, said: “Public Health England is contacting people who had close contact…
New family homes completed, with a special nod to 100 years of council housing
Thirteen new council houses have been completed, as Bulwell families move into their new homes. Nottingham City Homes (NCH) and contractor Robert Woodhead Ltd developed the homes off of Aldgate…
Early finish for roadworks
Gas works that have been taking place on Sherwood Rise are set to be complete nine weeks early, with the road re-opening to traffic on Monday 16th March. Cadent have…
Plaque unveiled to celebrate Nottingham Women!
A new plaque will be officially unveiled ahead of International Women’s Day this Sunday 8th March. Positioned on the Council House exterior on South Parade, the plaque will honour the…
Work starts on new family homes in Nottingham
Construction has started on 17 new council houses which will provide new homes for local people in Basford. Nottingham City Homes (NCH) who act as the City Council’s development agent…
Public transport helps ease traffic disruption – and City Council asks Highways England to do more
The closure of the A52 at Clifton Bridge for Highways England work is funnelling an extra 15,000 southbound vehicles a day over Nottingham’s remaining two bridges, latest figures show. The…
Conman builder given suspended prison sentence for fraud
A criminal builder who conned a Bilborough resident out of nearly £6,000 has been handed a suspended prison sentence. Jason Clarke, pictured, plead guilty to fraud when he appeared at…
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Robin Hood and Sheriff of Nottingham plant first oak tree in People’s Forest
As part of the celebration of the redevelopments of Nottingham Castle, Nottingham City Council and The Castle Trust are giving every primary school in Nottingham city the chance to plant…