Snape Wood shows the way forward for city’s Community Centres
Snape Wood Community Centre in Bulwell is the first community centre to sign the new lease arrangements with the City
Graffiti removal team launched supported by Immediate Justice programme
Nottingham City Council is introducing a dedicated graffiti removal team supported by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire’s Immediate
New ‘Your Notts Directory’ launches to connect residents with support, services and community activities
A new online directory bringing together thousands of support services, activities and information resources from across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire has
Council launches strategy to improve opportunities for young people
Nottingham City Council has launched its Youth Sufficiency Strategy 2026-2031, with an aim of ensuring every young person in the
How to get to Goose Fair
Goose Fair opens at 12pm on Friday 25th September at the Forest Recreation Ground. Due to industrial action, there will
Street drinking bans extended to 2029
Public Spaces Protection Orders which give Police and City Council officers powers to address alcohol-related anti-social behaviour in areas of
Council invests in new service to improve outcomes for children and families
Every child deserves the opportunity to grow up safe, supported and able to thrive, and Nottingham City Council is investing
New Adult Social Care Strategy supports ‘Gloriously Ordinary Lives’
Nottingham City Council has launched its new Adult Social Care Strategy, Enabling Gloriously Ordinary Lives, setting out a clear and
Help shape Nottingham’s future by taking part in Local Plan consultation
People who live, work, study or invest in Nottingham are being invited to help shape the future of their city.
£20.4 million investment in Nottingham services approved
A £20.4 million package of one-off funding for services and projects across Nottingham has been approved by the council’s Executive
Dianne’s fostering journey
When Dianne first started fostering with Derby City Council, she began by providing emergency short breaks. Eight years later, her
Statement on Cranbrook House (updated)
Residents at Cranbrook House in Nottingham have now been able to return to their homes, less than 24 hours after
One week to go until Goose Fair
Excitement is building at the Forest Recreation Ground as the first fairground rides begin arriving on site, with Goose Fair
Isabella’s fostering journey: helping children feel safe and thrive
For Isabella, fostering is about helping children feel safe, secure and able to be themselves. Isabella has fostered children long
£3.1 million investment planned to help residents live independently at home
Nottingham City Council is proposing to invest £3.1 million in specialist home adaptations that will help hundreds of council tenants
More adopters needed to help shape children’s futures across Nottingham and the East Midlands
More people across Nottingham are being urged to consider adoption and give children the safe, loving and permanent family they
New face covering restriction now in force in Nottingham city centre
Nottingham has become one of the first cities in the UK to introduce new powers aimed at tackling the intimidating
New £20 million fund to build back Nottingham
A package of more than £20 million in one-off funding is set to be approved for services and projects across
Notts Councils, NHS and Samaritans join together to Break the Silence on Suicide
A Nottingham and Nottinghamshire-wide suicide prevention campaign aims to reach people who are vulnerable to suicide through encouraging open conversations
Nottingham becomes one of first UK cities to introduce face-covering restriction
Nottingham is set to become one of the first cities in the UK to introduce new powers aimed at tackling