Free family fun at Nottingham Mela this Saturday
With the school holidays ending this week, there’s still time to pack in a few more fun activities.
Support available for people facing rising energy bills
As Ofgem raises the energy price cap today by 80% to £3,549 for the average UK household from October, a
Great news – we’re greening Nottingham’s canals!
Great news – we’re greening Nottingham’s canals! We used some of the funding we bid for from the Government’s Transforming
International archery comes to the home of Robin Hood
The city of Robin Hood is set to host two major archery competitions this autumn. Nottingham has a long association
Nottingham City Council has won funding to get more Nottingham people moving
The Department for Transport has announced that Nottingham is one of the cities to receive a share of £12.7m funding
Celebrating Nottinghamshire Day 2020
Nottinghamshire Day is an opportunity to celebrate the identity, heritage, culture, and local traditions of our county. It is a
How 50,000 more trees will help Nottingham become more resilient to climate change and heatwaves
Nottingham has some truly green credentials – both in its attitude and ambition as well as its physical make-up, with
Mary Earps honoured with Nottingham murals
Two huge murals celebrating England goalkeeper and Nottingham’s own Mary Earps have been unveiled in the city. The first mural
Nottingham Carnival is back
The event is happening on Sunday 21 August at Victoria Embankment from 12pm to 8pm.
New play areas opened after improvements
Two local play areas have reopened following complete refurbishment that’s taken place as part of a £350,000 improvement programme. Funded
‘Life of Byron’ event at Newstead Abbey
Book tickets for this weekends poetry performances in the Historic House!
Have your say on how the City Council consults on planning applications and policy
Nottingham City Council has prepared a Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) setting out how it will involve the local community
Nottingham City Transport Honours Civil Rights Campaigner George Powe
NCT has named one of its buses after civil rights campaigner George Powe, on what would have been his 96th
University of Nottingham honours Line of Duty star Vicky McClure
Nottingham-born actor Vicky McClure has received an honorary degree from the University of Nottingham.
Council reveals outcomes of consultation into Victoria Indoor Market’s future
Nottingham City Council has published the outcome of its consultation into the future of Victoria Indoor Market. The consultation was
New route through Broad Marsh site will open up new opportunities
A new pedestrian route is to be opened up across the demolished section of the former Broadmarsh shopping centre, showing
City Council and local volunteers join forces for herbicide-free streets
Nottingham City Council is working with over 100 community wild.NG volunteers to pilot a pioneering herbicide-free approach to managing city
Council leader wishes Forest good luck ahead of Premier League opener
City Council Leader David Mellen has today passed on his best wishes to Nottingham Forest as they prepare to play
City Council bids for £57m from the Levelling Up Fund to unlock Nottingham’s potential
Nottingham City Council is submitting bids totalling £57m to the Government’s Levelling Up Fund to unlock Nottingham’s potential by bringing
Nottingham City Museums secures grant funding and public donations to buy last-known portrait of D. H. Lawrence
Through generous external grant funding and public donations, Nottingham City Museums has been able to buy the last-known portrait painting