Announcing The First Midlands Adoption Week
Nottingham City Council is supporting Adoption East Midlands (AEM) with the first Midlands Adoption Week. The week runs from Monday
Work begins to transform Maid Marian Way roundabout this spring
The large roundabout where Maid Marian Way meets Derby Road and Upper Parliament Street will be revamped in a project
Report recommends proposals needed to balance City Council budget
Draft budget proposals put forward to close a £50m funding gap in 2024/25 will be discussed by Nottingham City Council’s
Nottingham Festival of Science and Curiosity 2024
This popular, annual festival returns to Nottingham this half-term.
Free and cheap activities this February Half-Term
Enjoy family-friendly activities & events at our Nottingham City Museums, Libraries and more. With tours, indoor trails, crafts, workshops and
Northern Ireland Housing Executive visits Nottingham
Representatives from the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) are visiting Nottingham this week to share best practice on building safety
Apprentices celebrate National Apprenticeship Week 2024
Apprentices at Nottingham City Council are getting together to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week 2024, which takes place between 5 and
What do you know about the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child?
Nottingham City Council, One Nottingham and Small Steps Big Changes are leading the city towards international recognition as a UNICEF
Nottingham submits planning permission for new pedestrian and cycling bridge over the Trent
Nottingham submits planning permission for new pedestrian and cycling bridge over the Trent Nottingham City Council has submitted a planning
Broad Marsh announced as site for Community Diagnostic Centre
Plans have been revealed which show that a new state-of-the-art Community Diagnostic Centre will be located in the Broad Marsh
IAB issues fresh Instructions for council’s budget-setting process
Nottingham City Council has been issued with new Instructions relating to its budget-setting process to ensure financial stability in light
New service launched in Nottingham to improve Oral Health
Maintaining good oral health has a significant impact on overall health and quality of life, while poor oral health means
Chairs of County and City Health and Wellbeing Boards seek expansion of local water fluoridation
Photo (L-R): Lucy Hubber, Nottingham City Director of Public Health, Cllr Linda Woodings, Chair of Nottingham Health and Wellbeing Board,
It’s time to get talking in the workplace, this Time to Talk Day
Nottingham City Council is encouraging organisations and businesses to take Time to Talk next month. Time to Talk Day is
Programme announced for Nottingham Light Night
Nottingham Light Night returns for its 16th year on Friday 2 and Saturday 3 February 2024. Illuminate your imagination as
Further improvement is made to Children’s Services department
Inspectors say that Nottingham City Council is continuing to make good progress on an action plan to improve its Children’s
Nottingham Light Night returns this February
Illuminate your imagination as the city centre comes alive with light-based installations, performances and activities at this year’s Light Night.
Are you being affected by someone else’s gambling?
Nottingham City Council is raising awareness of the signs of gambling harm and asking, “would you recognise if you’re being
500,000th book sent out through Nottingham book-gifting charity
A Nottingham scheme that gives free books to children has now handed out more than half a million. The 500,000th
Thousands of city residents supported to reduce their bills through Greener HousiNG scheme
More than 1,000 homes that are difficult and expensive to keep warm have received energy-efficiency upgrades in the latest part