New city centre PSPO goes live in Nottingham
A new Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour and helping make Nottingham city centre safer and more welcoming will come into force on Monday 27 July.…
Facts matter: setting the record straight on Nottingham’s LGR engagement
A statement from Leader of the Council, Councillor Neghat Khan: Recent claims that Nottingham City Council blocked other councils from having their say on the city’s Local Government Reorganisation (LGR)…
Nottingham Castle to host new civic celebration
Nottingham City Council has announced a new civic celebration – Lord Mayor’s Day – to take place at Nottingham Castle with visitors invited for a low-cost entry of £2. The…
Facts matter: LGR and Nottingham’s finances
A statement from Councillor Ethan Radford, Deputy Leader and Executive Member for Finance, and the Council’s Corporate Director for Finance and Resources (151 Officer), Stuart Fair Since the government announced…
Huge progress made on £20m redevelopment of Bulwell town centre
Latest pictures have revealed the progress made in the past few months on a £20m transformation of Bulwell. Contractors Willmott Dixon moved on to site in October last year to…
Support for rough sleepers while tackling antisocial behaviour
A multi-agency approach is providing support to rough sleepers while ensuring everyone can feel safe in Nottingham city centre. Police officers are working alongside organisations including Nottingham City Council and…
£20m underspend shows City Council’s ‘house in order’
Nottingham City Council has reported a strong financial outturn for 2025/26, delivering an overall underspend of over £20 million and ending the use of Exceptional Financial Support (EFS) from Government.…
New policy to improve access to Disabled Facilities Grant
Nottingham City Council has adopted a new Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Policy that will provide greater financial support to enable people to adapt their homes so they can live more…
Council secures £2.88m to strengthen support for Special Educational Needs
Children and young people in Nottingham will benefit from £2.88 million in Government funding secured by the City Council to improve support for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The…
Nottingham City Council is awarded £24.5 million for greener homes and greener skills
Nottingham City Council has been awarded £24.5 million of government funding to improve the energy efficiency of council homes and continue the delivery of a national programme to train workers…