The Spring 2021 issue of the Nottingham Arrow is out now! In this issue:Vaccination latest, Thank you Key Workers & Volunteers, latest regen projects updates, help & support on debt, benefits, plus things to look forward to in 2021. Read your Arrow Download the Spring 2021 Arrow as a PDF
The regulations apply to all private rented sector properties (including HMOs) in England. Electrical testing for landlords In July last year, new electrical testing regulations for landlords were introduced for new tenancies. These changes will extend to existing tenancies from 1 April 2021. They’re designed to improve tenant safety. You can read the full regulations on the government’s publications […]
Following our announcement yesterday, we’d like to respond to concerns made on social media channels, and offer local residents further reassurances about the Christmas market. We fully understand that giving the go-ahead for an event this year may appear to send mixed messages. People in Nottingham have been working so hard, alongside the Council and […]
We have created lots of free and cheap ideas of things to do to boost your days during lockdown. You can also bring a bit of sparkle to your windows and spread some festive cheer by taking part in the The Big Neighbourhood Winter Windowland Trail – see more details below! 20 things to do […]
Hate Crime Awareness Week is going online this year! Organisations in Nottingham are coming together for a range of events for National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2020, running from 10 to 17 October 2020. We can’t meet this year, but we can still get together and talk, spreading hope not hate! Nottingham City Council will also be launching […]
While the progression for the new Central Library continues at pace as part of the new Broadmarsh Car Park, Bus Station and retail development, a decision has been made to not re-open the Nottingham Central Library at its current location on Angel Row, since its closure on Friday 20 March following the COVID-19 lockdown. The […]
The Government has announced how the eviction process will work once courts open in August. From August, landlords will need to include details of how tenants have been affected by coronavirus in their repossession claims and cases of ‘extreme rent arrears’ will be prioritised. Below sets out the new procedures landlords must now follow when […]
As we move into the recovery stages of COVID-19, the Government guidance has been updated and we want landlords and tenants to have the latest updates and answer a few questions that they may have. Guidance for Landlords Non-statutory guidance for landlords, tenants and local authorities in the private and social rented sectors in the […]
Nottingham City Council is reopening more of its libraries from Monday 3 August, as government restrictions begin to ease during the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of a phased reopening, the City Council opened five libraries in July: the Dales Centre, Hyson Green, The Meadows, Southglade Park and Strelley Road. Nine more libraries will now reopen […]
Nottingham City Council is reopening its museums at Wollaton Hall & Deer Park and Newstead Abbey & Gardens from Saturday 1 August, as government restrictions are eased. Having previously closed all buildings and museums in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City Council has reopened the sites in phases, with the parks and […]