Cheers! Nine pubs gain special status
Nine local pubs have been designated ‘assets of community value’ by Nottingham City Council – giving them greater protection if owners wanted to change their use or demolish them. The…
Winners of the Young Creative Awards 2016 are announced.
The best of Nottingham’s young creative talent has been honoured at Nottingham Playhouse. Hundreds of people attended the 8th Nottingham Young Creative Awards, which aim to give people aged 13…
Alfreton Road grant scheme launched for improvements
Business owners and managers on Alfreton Road are being invited to a drop-in session on Thursday 19 May to discuss a new £50,000 grant scheme to improve the look of…
Scrapping city police decision ‘arrogant and ill-advised’ – Leader
The Leader of Nottingham City Council has condemned Nottinghamshire Police’s decision to scrap its city division as arrogant and ill-advised. Nottinghamshire Police had proposed the City Division would cease to…
Dinosaur super-predators in search of sponsors!
Sponsors are being sought to help bring some of the world’s most ferocious dinosaurs to Nottingham, as part of a major exhibition featuring specimens never before seen outside of Asia.…
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New powers agreed to tackle nuisance dogs
Nottingham City Council’s Executive Board has approved new city-wide Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO) for Dogs, giving council officers extra powers to tackle the owners of nuisance dogs. Most dog…
New Western Cycle Corridor works set to start in Abbey Bridge area
The Western Cycle Corridor works, part of the City Council’s Cycle Ambition programme, part funded by a £6.1m grant from D2N2, the Local Enterprise Partnership will start in the Abbey…
Nottingham pupils celebrate 125 years of school swimming.
Nearly 160 pupils will take to the pool at Harvey Hadden for a Victorian-style swimming celebration. Instructors will step back into the 1890s and dress in Victorian swimwear to teach…
New ‘Spider Mower’ is a cut above for grassy banks
Nottingham City Council has a new tool in its tool-shed which is a cut above the rest – a ‘Spider Mower’ which is to keeping grassy banks neat and tidy…
City Council appeals for more foster carers
More foster carers are urgently needed to provide loving, stable family homes for children in Nottingham. Around 600 children and young people are currently in care with Nottingham City Council.…