Trent Bridge essential maintenance work starts next week – overnight lane closures only
Maintenance work is due to get underway on another of Nottingham’s bridges – but the good news is that it’s
Essential utility works to begin on Canal Street
The City Council is looking at the need for roadworks to proceed around the city on a case-by-case basis while
Robin Hood and Sheriff of Nottingham plant first oak tree in People’s Forest
As part of the celebration of the redevelopments of Nottingham Castle, Nottingham City Council and The Castle Trust are giving
Councillor praises emergency response to incident at city tower block
A Nottingham City councillor has thanked emergency services for their reaction to an incident earlier today in Sneinton. Police were
Almost three weeks of entertainment in Old Market Square as the Magnificent Spiegeltent returns
Spiegel “BIG TOP” Tent, The Market Square, Nottingham, 4th October 2015 The hugely popular Spiegeltent will be returning to the
Leader says fatal knife attack is a ‘tragedy’
The Leader of Nottingham City Council, Councillor David Mellen, has responded to the death of a 17-year-old boy yesterday evening
Council Leader condemns attack in Germany
The Leader of Nottingham City Council has condemned yesterday’s attack at two shisha bars in Germany. Councillor David Mellen said:
Videos and presentations from the Landlord and Managing Agents Event
Below are videos and copies of the presentations from the Landlord and Managing Agents event – January 2020. Cllr Linda
New one stop shop Customer Hub officially opens
Executive Councillors joined representatives from Jobcentre Plus and GF Tomlinson to officially open the new Customer Hub at Loxley House,
City Council identifies further savings to balance budget after more Government cuts
Nottingham City Council’s Executive Board has agreed the further service changes that are needed to achieve overall savings of £15.6m
New Broadmarsh development reaches construction milestone
Redevelopment of the Broadmarsh area took another step forward today (Tuesday 18 February) as a formal ‘topping out’ ceremony took
Preparations begin for Grade A office space construction
Enabling works have begun for the construction of Crocus Place, a Grade A office development in Nottingham’s Southside. Demolition has
Wollaton Hall’s lifesaving installation helps your heart not miss a beat this Valentine’s Day
Life at Wollaton Hall & Deer Park has just got much safer, with a new defibrillator installed in the heart
A heartfelt Valentine’s message for the new Chancellor
A Valentine’s message is winging its way from Nottingham to the newly-appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, with a heartfelt plea
Big Reading Challenge hits fundraising target to give more free books to children
Nottingham City Council has reached its fundraising target for the Big Reading Challenge – which will see more free books
No more fossil fuel investment, please!
By Cllr Sally Longford, Deputy Leader, Nottingham City Council I am calling on the Nottinghamshire Local Government Pension Fund to
New council homes in Bestwood and Clifton take a step closer
New council homes moved closer this week when plans were approved at Nottingham City Council’s Executive Board (Tuesday 18 February).
Congestion eases as routes are freed up for public transport
Efforts to deal with the knock-on effects of the Clifton Bridge closure are beginning to pay off, with better traffic
What we’re doing to ease congestion following Clifton Bridge closure
Nottingham City Council has outlined the steps it is taking to try and keep Nottingham moving with the Highways England
Biodiversity given greater consideration as part of Nottingham’s planning process
Nottingham City Council has taken an important step towards protecting and enhancing biodiversity linked to new developments this week. The