Time to start booking activity clubs for Easter school holidays
Parents and carers can now book activity clubs for their children over the Easter holidays. More than 15,000 youngsters who receive free school meals (FSM) attended similar events and were…
Local roads in line for investment
More than 50 local roads and pavements across the city are to benefit from over £1m of improvements including resurfacing, new lighting and trees as part of an ongoing investment…
Nottingham Arrow Spring 2022
Nottingham Spring Arrow is out now! Featuring new and events, the Queen’s Jubilee, Easter activities and much more.
Award winning project that ‘feels like a penthouse’ is completed
A project to introduce innovative energy saving measures to council homes in Nottingham has been completed, with one tenant stating that his new look home ‘feels like a penthouse’. 12…
Mel Barrett appointed as Lead for Nottingham City Place Based Partnership
Mel Barrett, Chief Executive of Nottingham City Council, has been appointed as Lead for Nottingham City Place Based Partnership (PBP). He will take over from Dr Hugh Porter as Interim…
Brand new Ay-UpMarket event celebrates Nottingham’s independent traders
Nottingham City Council, in collaboration with Nottingham Business Improvement District (BID), the organisation behind It’s in Nottingham; is proud to present the first Ay-UpMarket. The three-day event will run in…
Volunteer appeal for Community Champions
An appeal has been launched for volunteers to join a new network of people who will help to improve health and wellbeing in Nottingham City. Community Champions will work in…
City Council sets balanced budget and four-year financial plan
Nottingham City Council has formally approved its 2022/23 budget by making savings to close a starting budget gap of £28m and a four-year plan to set the organisation on a…
Council ends twinning arrangements in light of invasion of Ukraine
Nottingham City Council has severed links with Krasnodar in Russia and Minsk in Belarus in response to the invasion of Ukraine. Council Leader, Cllr David Mellen, has written to officials…
More pupils get first-choice secondary school on National Offer Day
Almost 100 more pupils in Nottingham have received their first choice of secondary school for September this year. On National Offer Day today, the City Council has been able to…