Council delivers on promises with major investment in frontline services
Nottingham City Council is delivering on its promise to citizens, with a major package of investment set to transform frontline
Nottingham to host Electric Vehicle Showcase in Old Market Square
Residents and businesses in Nottingham can discover more about owning an electric vehicle (EV) and sustainable transport next month as
Sherwood Library reopens after major redevelopment
Sherwood Library reopens after major redevelopment
Council sets out next chapter in city’s district heating success story
Nottingham City Council has confirmed the next stage in plans to support the long-term growth and development of the city’s
New Sherwood Library to open on 17 April
Nottingham City Libraries is excited to announce that the brand-new Sherwood Library will open on Friday 17 April 2026, marking a major milestone for the community
Nottingham City Transport is officially the best bus operator in England!
Fantastic recognition for Nottingham as the 2026 Your Bus Journey survey results reveal that Nottingham City Transport is the best bus operator in England based on
Permanent letting board restrictions secured for areas in Nottingham
Nottingham City Council has secured permanent planning restrictions that will protect the character and appearance of neighbourhoods most affected by
Government says Council ‘on a much stronger footing’ as it backs continued improvement
The Government has expressed its confidence in the progress made by Nottingham City Council over the last two years, resulting in a much-improved financial position and the on-time departure
Final chance to have a say on Government statutory consultation on Local Government Reorganisation
Nottinghamshire residents, businesses and organisations have one week left to take part in the Government consultation on Local Government Reorganisation. The consultation,
Breaking Fostering Myths: Count Yourself In, Not Out
Have you ever thought about fostering, but immediately assumed, “I probably wouldn’t qualify”? You’re not alone. Many people rule themselves
New ‘Library Letters Project’ connects Nottingham and the United States through the joy of handwritten letters
Residents of Nottingham are invited to rediscover the simple pleasure of handwritten correspondence through the Library Letters Project, a new
Celebrating Social Workers on World Social Work Day 2026
On Tuesday 17 March, people and communities around the world will celebrate World Social Work Day 2026. This day recognises
Nottingham City Council celebrates volunteer litter pickers as Council House lights up purple
Nottingham is getting ready for Keep Britain Tidy’s annual Great British Spring Clean event, and its very own team of
Nottingham Children’s services showing signs of improvement
Progress is being made by Nottingham City Council on improving its children’s services, according to findings published by Ofsted following
Temporary closures at St Ann’s Valley and Wollaton Libraries for improvement works
Nottingham City Libraries will be carrying out improvement works at two of our community libraries this March. These upgrades are
Purple Flag award recognises Nottingham as a vibrant and well-managed city
Nottingham city has been awarded the Purple Flag for the 16thconsecutive year, but what does this mean for residents and
Nottingham secures £925k government funding to transform youth services
Nottingham City Council has been awarded £925,000 by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to accelerate the transformation
Creating a shared Vision for the Nottingham’s future
Nottingham has reached an important milestone in the development of a new long-term Vision that will guide how the city
Public and private sectors come together to represent Team Nottingham at global property showcase
More than a dozen organisations from the public and private sectors will represent Nottingham and Nottinghamshire as the Team Nottingham
Council sets budget to deliver for local people and invest in Nottingham’s future
An extra £25 million will be spent on front-line services as part of Nottingham City Council’s Budget for 2026/27 which was given final approval by councillors on 2 March.