Major restorations planned for Nottingham’s historic buildings
Exciting plans to restore two of Nottingham’s beautiful historic buildings are in the pipeline. Nottingham City Council has received planning
Parents urged to register for primary applications
Parents and carers of children who are due to start primary school in September 2019 are being urged to register
Have your say on ambitious Adult Social Care Strategy
People are being asked to give their views to shape an ambitious new plan for how care and support is
Council issues safety advice about bouncy castles
Nottingham City Council has produced safety guidance for people using, hiring or supplying bouncy castles and other inflatable play equipment,
Nottingham celebrates one month of amazing Hoodwinked trail
Thirty-three five-foot tall fibreglass robins have flown in and stolen the hearts of the people of Nottingham. The city’s Hoodwinked
Awards to honour those who help others in Nottingham
Nominations are now open to recognise the efforts of people in Nottingham who strive to improve the health and wellbeing
Nottingham taxpayers urged not to spend unnecessary fees on tax band appeals
Nottingham residents have been reminded they can appeal for free if they think that their council tax band is wrong.
Have your say on plans for cleaner air
People are invited to give their views on Nottingham City Council’s proposals to tackle air pollution. Projects including the retrofitting
Riverside Festival returns this weekend
Nottingham’s biggest free summer festival will be back on the city’s Victoria Embankment this evening from 6:30pm where thousands of
Council Leader’s marathon-a-day walk for children’s reading charity
The Leader of Nottingham City Council is to walk the Pennine Way for charity – in just 10 days. It
River Leen improvements
Major improvements will soon be underway along the River Leen to improve flood defences, create wildlife habitat and open up
New Government funding to benefit councils in the South while Midlands and the North lose out – again
Better-off councils in the south of England will receive the lion’s share of £153 million of extra Government funding while
Licensing and deposit problems see Nottingham landlord fined £1,750
A Sneinton landlord has been fined £1,750 after a number of issues were raised by his tenant. Shafaqat Ali Sadiq,
Bus services affected by resurfacing works on Upper Parliament Street
Bus services that use Upper Parliament Street – one of the busiest routes in the city – will stop on
Public Ballot for ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Opens
The ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Public Ballot opened today (Wednesday, 1 August) at 10am (BST), when ticket applications
Primary school praised for having a ‘big heart’
A Nottingham primary school has been praised for creating a ‘welcoming and warm’ atmosphere for children. Ofsted inspectors said Forest
Nottingham gets ready to show its pride
Nottinghamshire Pride – Saturday 28 July 11am – 6pm Nottingham City Centre will be awash with colour and wrapped in
Halt Universal Credit before it inflicts more pain, says Council Leader
The rollout of Universal Credit should be halted until systemic problems with the new approach to benefits have been fixed,
New licensing scheme for private landlords starts next week
With just one week to go until a new licensing scheme comes into force to improve private rented property in
Next step for Broadmarsh regeneration
Councillors will be asked next week to agree to move ahead with the construction of the new Broadmarsh Car Park