Crackdown on lettings board breaches
Landlords are being reminded to comply with an obligation to remove ‘to let’ signs in certain parts of Nottingham – or face prosecution. Nottingham City Council introduced new rules in…
Nottingham proud to celebrate Black History Month this October
Nottingham will be marking Black History Month from 1 to 31 October with a range of events and activities at venues across the city. Black History Month has been celebrated…
Second successful prosecution of rogue landlord
A rogue landlord has been landed with a hefty legal bill for the second time in two years, following a successful prosecution by Nottingham City Council’s Safer Housing Team. Mr…
Council Leader calls for review of ASA decision on begging campaign
An Advertising Standards Authority decision that a poster campaign on the issue of begging breached its code has been criticised by the Leader of Nottingham City Council. The Council is…
Major independent living development proposed
Plans have been announced for a substantial upgrade of an independent living scheme in the north of the city – including 40 new flats and an improved community facility. The…
Nottingham City Council wins national Council of the Year award for second time
Nottingham City Council has won Council of the Year at a national awards event. Nottingham is the first council to win the prestigious award twice after being named Council of…
Robin Hood Energy celebrates its first birthday
Robin Hood Energy is celebrating its first year of savings for energy customers. The company was launched on the 7th September 2015 and is the first local authority owned energy…
Nottingham’s innovative WPL helps keep congestion at bay
Government figures show that traffic levels in Nottingham have fallen by almost 40 million car miles over the past 15 years, bucking the trend for most large English cities. The…
New Western Cycle Corridor works
The next phase of works on the Western cycle corridor will begin 30 August on University Boulevard and finish at the Broadgate Roundabout. When finished in October 2016, the route…
Fake tobacco worth £80,500 for sale in two Nottingham shops
Two Nottingham shopkeepers have admitted having £80,505 worth of counterfeit and illicit tobacco for sale in their premises. Adnan Mohamed (29) of Dryden Street, Nottingham, who runs the Biedronka shop…