Nottingham to celebrate Britain’s first black magistrate with plaque unveiling
Eric Irons OBE, Britain’s first black magistrate and well-known campaigner for social justice and worker’s rights in Nottingham’s black community,
Works get underway to improve Highfield Park’s river
Work started this week on improvements to Tottle Brook in Highfields Park that will create new wildlife habitats. Funded by
Tattoo parlours make a point with five-star safety rating
Three tattoo and make-up studios in Nottingham have achieved the top five-star rating in a countywide project to promote hygiene
Culture Board ready to shine a light on Nottingham’s unique offer
A unique partnership to use culture to help drive the future prosperity of Nottingham is set to be launched. The
City Council Leader David Mellen: Tackling knife crime is a priority
As Nottingham citizens, we have had a bad time recently for knife crime in our city. There have been a
Nottingham City Homes’ special 100 year Big Birthday Bash!
Furry animals, superhero characters, live music and swing dance were all on offer to Nottingham City Homes residents and leaseholders
Henry Normal helps celebrate 100 years of council housing
One of Nottingham’s most famous sons, writer, poet, film and TV producer Henry Normal, is in the city to help
New Youth Wing added to play centre
A new Youth Wing has been added to the play centre at The Ridge Adventure Playground to provide a creative
Do plants ‘sing’?
Musician Jason Singh gives camellia plants a voice in a new sound art installation at Wollaton Hall. Plant Blindness is
Landlord fined £6,000 for breach of licensing rules
A Nottingham landlord has been fined £6,000 for failing to licence a property which had nine people living inside it.
HS2 to serve Nottingham and Leicester city centres under plans submitted to government
There is a strong case for high speed trains to directly connect the city centres of Birmingham and Nottingham and
Fines for poor parking outside schools
The end of the summer holidays and start of the new school year spells dread for some. No, not schoolchildren
Canal Street to reopen after gas works completed ahead of schedule
Major gas works on Canal Street carried out by Cadent have now been completed and the road will be ready
Route Map confirmed for Let’s Ride Nottingham Cycling Festival
As cycling festival HSBC UK Let’s Ride gets ready to roll into Nottingham, British Cycling and HSBC UK, in conjunction
A year of improving housing standards for private tenants
Ascheme to help tackle problems in the private rented sector has reached its milestone first birthday. Nottingham City Council introduced
Volunteers thanked for providing free meals for Nottingham children
The Leader of Nottingham City Council has thanked local businesses, charities, faith groups and volunteers who helped provide free lunches
Council says Government funding cuts are hurting local people in letter to Chancellor
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has been urged by Nottingham City Council to restore the funding sources that previous Chancellors
City reaches landmark achievement with latest ‘Good’ school
Pupils at Berridge Primary are celebrating more than just the start of the new academic year: their school has improved
I built that! Nottingham Jobs helps residents be a part of the city’s growth.
There’s positive news for job seekers in Nottingham; as building projects of all sizes move forward apace, job opportunities in
Sport and Leisure team receives top safety award
Geoff Ritson (Health and Safety Training Manager) being presented the award Our Sport and Leisure team which manages the city’s