NSPCC teams up with Nottingham mental health service to support children and young people
The NSPCC’s Nottingham Childline service has teamed up with the city council’s Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) in
Deputy Leader welcomes Conservative MPs intervention on social care funding but says must be “no return to Transition Grant scheme”
The Deputy Leader of Nottingham City Council, Councillor Graham Chapman, is urging the Government to listen to their own Conservative
Nottingham city marks 1st anniversary as First City of Zero-tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation(FGM) in UK
Mojatu Foundation is leading the celebration of the first anniversary since Nottingham City became the first City of Zero-tolerance to
Safety measures for high-rise residents to go ahead, despite lack of Government support
Nottingham City Council and Nottingham City Homes are going ahead with the installation of sprinklers in all 13 residential high
British No. 1 Johanna Konta set to play hat-trick of pre-Wimbledon summer tournaments
… in Nottingham, Birmingham and Eastbourne The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) announced today that British star Johanna Konta has confirmed
£48m worth of City Council contracts awarded to small and medium sized firms
Nottingham City Council has pledged to continue to support small and medium size firms locally after awarding them £48 million
Notorious St Ann’s flat closed down following years of drug and prostitution problems
A St Ann’s flat has been closed down for three months due to ongoing reports of drug use, alleged drug
Persistent aggressive drunk banned from Mary Potter Centre
A homeless man, often found drinking and sleeping in Hyson Green’s Mary Potter Centre, has been banned from the health
Unsightly Letting Board controls set to continue in Nottingham Neighbourhoods
The Government has extended powers allowing the City Council to control the use of letting boards outside residential properties in
Festival to excite Nottingham’s curiosity
Writing poetry with code, gazing at stars and taking part in Chemistry experiments are just some of the activities you
Improvements to Southern Relief Route
Junction improvements will take place from Monday 12 February to improve traffic flow on the Southern Relief Route. Work at
City Council service helps families succeed through learning together
Nottingham City Council’s Family Learning Service aims to support local parents by giving them opportunities to become more involved in
Second Lace Unravelled Roadshow to run in the city
Local lace workers are invited to share their experiences in the industry with visitors to a one-day exhibition in Nottingham.
Further support for rough sleepers in Nottingham this winter
Nottingham has bolstered the arrangements it already has in place for rough sleepers this winter by using the city’s central
Three year ban – and offer of a lifeline – for aggressive beggar
An aggressive beggar who has vowed to turn his life around after a stint in prison has been banned from
Nottingham Partners event highlights how business can shape the skills of the future
Attendees including Experian, BioCity and the Nottingham Hospitality Association (NHA) were just some of around 50 guests at the first
Four more Nottingham schools celebrating glowing Ofsted reports
Ofsted inspectors have praised four schools in Nottingham for their hard work and excellence. Rosehill School has maintained its ‘Outstanding’
Forest signs up for Hoodwinked
Hoodwinked is proud to announce its biggest signing of the season – Nottingham Forest Football Club. The leading sports institution
Big Energy Saving Week
Local people with burning questions about how to cut their fuel bills will find answers at advice sessions running as
It’s not too late to get the flu vaccination
People are being reminded that it’s still not too late to get their flu vaccination this winter. The common virus,