Streets in Sneinton set for essential road resurfacing
Nottingham City Council will soon be carrying out planned resurfacing work on Newark Street and St Stephen’s Road in Sneinton. The work will be taking place from the junction of…
Hoodwinked: a twist on the tale
Robin Hood – local legend and master of disguise – will bring merriment to the streets of Nottingham next summer through a unique world-class sculpture trail. Scores of quirky Robin…
Prizewinning pictures inspired by ‘My Beautiful Nottingham’
Photography and art reflecting ‘My Beautiful Nottingham’ have been celebrated at a prize presentation event. The photo and art competitions run by Nottingham in Bloom and sponsored by Capital One…
City’s services to safeguard children are rated ‘good’ by Ofsted
Services to protect and support children in Nottingham have been rated ‘good’ following an inspection by Ofsted. Children’s teams at Nottingham City Council were praised for creative ways of working…
Safety standards under spotlight in private high rise properties in Nottingham
Nottingham City Council is seeking information and assurance from all landlords of high rise buildings in the city that safety measures are up to standard in the wake of the…
Response to Sherwood mosque incident
The City Council is contacting local Muslim community leaders to offer reassurance that tough action will be taken against all hate crimes following reports of an incident at a mosque…
City Council welcomes university investment and excellence
An announcement by the University of Nottingham that it is to invest over £200m into vital research which will bring hundreds of jobs to Nottingham has been welcomed by the…
Win the chance to swing your very own sledgehammer at Broadmarsh Car Park
Nottingham City Council is offering a Nottingham resident the chance to be the first person to take a swing at the Broadmarsh Car Park when it closes for demolition –…
Prime Minister asked to support Nottingham’s response to Grenfell tragedy
Nottingham City Council is seeking Government support for measures to improve safety in high rise blocks following the Grenfell Tower fire. The council’s lead councillor for planning and housing, Cllr…
Council’s use of local firms injects £288 million into local economy
Over £288 million has been injected into the local economy over the last three years as a result of the City Council’s Procurement Strategy, which includes a commitment to increase…