Council set to give final go-ahead for landmark new bridge over the River Trent
Work on the first new bridge over the river in 60 years is expected to begin early in 2025 Nottingham
Cycling on the right path as cross-city improvement scheme is completed
A major scheme to connect safe cycling routes in the city centre with wider improvements for cyclists and pedestrians has
How to get to Goose Fair
Goose Fair opens at 4pm at the Forest Recreation Ground today (Friday 27 September). Trams are now expected to run
Nottingham Awards 2024 honour people making a difference to the city
Three people and a team of volunteers who have made a difference to their communities have been honoured in the
Nottingham City Libraries and LibraryOn Unveil New Snapshot into Nottingham Lace History
Nottingham City Libraries has partnered with LibraryOn to present an insightful snapshot into the rich history of Nottingham Lace. Nottingham
Traffic lights upgraded to LEDs across Nottingham to boost reliability and reduce faults
Thanks to £631,000 from the Government’s Department for Transport, work will start soon to upgrade Nottingham’s traffic signals to energy-efficient
Nottingham making progress towards being a Child Friendly City
Nottingham is making good progress in its ambition to become a UNICEF UK accredited Child Friendly City. An update on
New Flashing Amber Lights and School Signs Installed around Nottingham to Enhance Safety
A Nottingham City Council Levelling Up-funded project to improve road safety around schools is now complete. In total 89 flashing
Extra early years and childcare funding for Nottingham families
Up to £2.3 million will be spent in Nottingham on expanding early years entitlement provision for working families with children
UK’s biggest Hockey Centre benefits from green travel improvements thanks to Nottingham City Council
UK’s biggest Hockey Centre benefits from green travel improvements thanks to Nottingham City Council
Nottingham Hockey Centre, the biggest hockey centre outside of the Netherlands, has added two 14-space secure bike shelters thanks to
Nottingham once again ranked among best in the England at active travel provision
Nottingham City Council has been ranked as one the highest performing local authorities in a Government review of active travel
Goose Fair is back this autumn
Enjoy all the fun of the fair at the Forest Recreation Ground as Goose Fair returns from Friday 27 September
New Bluecoat Trent Academy secondary school opens
The brand-new Bluecoat Trent Academy secondary school opened its doors this week, constructed on the former site of Clarendon College,
Nottingham celebrates opening of Green Heart – a brand-new space for community and nature in heart of the city
Nottingham celebrated the opening of a brand-new green space today (Wednesday 4 September) in a key milestone for the wider
Government extends Household Support Fund scheme to April 2025
The Household Support Fund (HSF) has been extended until April 2025, the Government has announced, to support vulnerable households with
Work starts on phase 2 of the Streets for People programme
After successfully completing over 250 schemes in phase 1, work has now started on phase 2 of the Streets for
Two new Corporate Directors join Nottingham City Council’s top team
Two new leaders are joining Nottingham City Council’s senior team to support the authorities improvement journey. Jill Colbert has been
Rock Cemetery to shut temporarily to move on homeless group
A city cemetery is to close temporarily while staff seek to move on a group of people who have set
Nottingham Shakespeare Company performs Henry V – for free!
The Nottingham Shakespeare Company (NSC) is about to unleash a whirlwind of drama, passion, and pure theatrical magic with their
Still time to take part in consultation to reshape Library Service
People are being invited to the final public meeting to discuss proposals for the city’s Library Service. Nottingham City Council