New and safe homes created in Nottingham for survivors of domestic violence
A social housing provider in Nottingham is supporting women and children who have experienced domestic or sexual abuse or violence to rebuild their lives. Nottingham City Homes Registered Provider (NCHRP)…
City and county council prepare to support vaccination of carers
As part of the next stage of the national vaccination programme, the county and city councils along with health and voluntary sector partners will be contacting people in Cohort 6…
New images show dramatic changes to Broadmarsh area
New pictures show the scale of progress being made in the Broadmarsh area, unseen by many due to the Covid-19 pandemic restricting people to their homes. Work continues at the…
Broadmarsh Big Conversation – thank you from Nottingham City Council
Nottingham City Council has thanked all those who took part in the Broadmarsh Big Conversation, and pledged to keep local people involved in the future redevelopment of the area following…
Nottingham Landlord ordered to pay back thousands in rent
A Nottingham landlord who failed to licence his properties has been ordered to pay back over £8,000 in rent. Dexter Blackstock, from Papplewick has been told he has to pay…
Advisory panel set up to recommend the future of Broadmarsh site
Creative vision for space will be published in Summer 2021 Independently chaired by Greg Nugent of The Nottingham Project, the panel will feature national experts including Sir Tim Smit of…
Leader thanks schools and nurseries for their ‘vital’ pandemic work
The Leader of Nottingham City Council has said thank you to nursery workers, school staff and childminders for their ongoing work. Councillor David Mellen has paid tribute to these efforts…
Looking for an apprenticeship? Look into Nottingham Jobs
Ahead of National Apprenticeship Week which starts on 8 February, Nottingham Jobs is proud to announce a wide range of support services for apprentices and job seekers. Nottingham Jobs is…
City Council’s support for residents facing fuel poverty in lockdown wins national award
Nottingham City Council’s Energy Services team has won a national award for efforts to address fuel poverty and increase the use of green energy during the Covid crisis. The team…
Council House and Wollaton Hall lit up for Captain Sir Tom Moore
The Council House and Wollaton Hall will be lit up this evening in honour of Captain Sir Tom Moore, who died yesterday aged 100. The Army veteran became a much-loved…