Poultry and captive bird keepers receive bird flu order
Businesses, schools, and residents in possession of poultry and captive birds are being told to keep them indoors where possible to protect their flock and …
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Cool Hockley attracts national attention
Hockley has been named as one of the 12 ‘coolest postcodes to move to in 2022’ by The Sunday Times Style Magazine. Locals have long known it as an …
Nottingham’s newest neighbourhood starting to take shape along the River Trent
Just a stone’s throw from Nottingham city centre, a new neighbourhood is starting to emerge from what was once mainly industrial land. A number of new …
More local businesses and workers to benefit from skills project
City councillors have accepted almost £1m of external funding to expand a project so that even more local businesses and employees can access skills and …
Council’s £90,000 boost to support ‘vital’ work of city food banks
Almost £90,000 has been handed to food banks across Nottingham to support their work over the Christmas and New Year period. The City Council has allocated …
6,500 fuel poor homes across the Midlands to be improved after £82m grant funding secured
The Midlands Energy Hub has coordinated a bid to secure more than £82m of Government funding through the Sustainable Warmth competition. These grants from the …
All areas of the city to benefit from £18m Levelling Up Fund grant
Councillors have approved funding from the Government’s Levelling Up Fund at a meeting of the Executive today (Tuesday 21 December). Nottingham City Council …
Strong support for new River Trent pedestrian and cycle crossing
Councillors have approved the preferred location for a new pedestrian and cycle bridge across the River Trent today (Tuesday 21 December), following a recent …
Looking back at Nottingham’s new housing developments in 2021
Hundreds of homes have been built this year and hundreds more will be built next year in Nottingham. A combination of private developments and new council …