Nottingham’s new Transforming Cities funded walking and cycling bridge successfully lifted into place
The 87metre, 175tonne bridge was lifted into place by a huge crawler crane On Monday 10 November – Nottingham’s brand-new footbridge was lifted into
Snape Wood primary school in Bulwell recommended for closure
Snape Wood Primary & Nursery School in Bulwell has been recommended for closure due to a decline in pupil numbers
Major development plan is moved forward for Government approval
Councillors have today (Monday 10) voted through a formal planning document setting out where thousands of new homes will be
Nottingham’s famous Council House clock restored to its former glory
Nottingham’s iconic Council House clock has been restored for the first time in nearly half a century, bringing the much-loved timepiece back
Councillors to discuss Local Government Reorganisation plans
Councillors in Nottingham will have their chance to discuss proposals for Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, in
Remembrance Sunday & Armistice Day 2025
The traditional Remembrance Service will take place on Sunday 9 November at the city’s war memorial at Victoria Embankment. The ceremony
Nottingham City Council submits formal proposal to tackle letting board clutter
Nottingham City Council has submitted a formal proposal to the Secretary of State seeking to restrict the display of letting
Supporting biodiversity in our Green Heart
Did you notice the wildflower areas around the Green Heart pond looked a little different last week? The vibrant growth
New initiative aims to create smoke-free sidelines at Nottingham’s grassroots football clubs
A new initiative is being launched across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire to promote healthier, more family-friendly grassroots football by encouraging local
Sherwood Library engagement closes following strong community response
A six-week public engagement on temporary library arrangements for Sherwood has now closed, with more than 1,100 residents sharing their
Celebrating Black foster carers this Black History Month
At Foster for East Midlands Councils, we’re proud to celebrate Black History Month in the UK this October. This year’s
Council to receive £5m funding to improve recycling
Nottingham is set to receive a Government grant of £5.025 million which will be used to expand citywide recycling collection
‘Future Council Conversation’ launched as City sets out Budget for continued improvement
Nottingham City Council is asking local people to give their views about the issues that matter most to them and
Foster for East Midlands part of national fostering film ‘The Run’
Foster for East Midlands is proud to be part of ‘The Run’, the seventh fostering awareness film produced by award-winning
Nottingham City Council publishes Local Flood Risk Management Strategy
The plan sets out how the city plans to manage flood risk in the future Nottingham City Council has published
£1.8million of transport funding for Nottingham
Funding allocated to make walking and cycling safer on Gregory Boulevard, continue popular cycling sessions and explore future projects More
Standing Together Against Hate: Nottingham Marks Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025
Nottingham City Council is proud to support Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025, a national campaign running from 13th to 19th
New budget shows a firmer grip on finances with a proposed £15m investment package for front-line services
Nottingham City Council has been busy getting its house in order and now plans to demonstrate the benefits of this
Thank You to Children of Foster Carers
Foster for East Midlands Councils is joining The Fostering Network in celebrating Children of Foster Carers’ Week, 13–19 October. During
Nottingham gets £2.5m in extra funding to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping
Nottingham City Council has welcomed an extra £2.5 million from the Government to support people facing homelessness. The new funding,