Nottingham celebrates National Apprenticeship Week
Nottingham City Council is celebrating the city’s great apprentices next week for National Apprenticeship Week. The council is supporting the tenth annual National Apprenticeship Week, which runs 6-10 March 2017,…
Local small businesses learn from the masters of digital marketing
A free breakfast meeting aims to help small and medium sized businesses across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire increase their use of digital marketing and increase their return on investment. The free…
Partnership work improving literacy skills
World Book Day (Thursday 2 March) is a chance to encourage children to develop a love of reading, in a bid to build on Nottingham’s status as City of Literature.…
Nottingham’s hidden shopping experiences are stepping out of the shadows…
Curious shoppers looking for inspirational gifts and fascinating places to socialise off the beaten track can now discover some of Nottingham’s more unique, interesting and independent retailers and eateries thanks…
Clifton Market redevelopment to begin this weekend
Works to improve Clifton Market will begin on Saturday 4 March as part of a £1 million programme to improve Clifton and Bulwell markets. The scheme, which will take around…
Planned maintenance works closing Trent Street on Sunday 26 February
Trent Street will be closed at its junction with Canal Street on Sunday due to planned maintenance works on Trent Street and Station Street. Works will close Trent Street and…
New British Triathlon event to welcome elite stars to Nottingham
Today sees the launch of a brand new triathlon event to the 2017 calendar. The British Triathlon Mixed Relay Cup Nottingham will feature some of Great Britain’s finest sporting talent…
Newstead Abbey is lighting up its way to big energy savings.
Energy efficiency measures at Newstead Abbey are saving them £3,500 a year from its electricity bill. Newstead Abbey is the latest heritage site operated by Nottingham City Council to have…
Funding boost for air quality in Nottingham
Nottingham City Council will be awarded £400,000 plus a share of £539,120 from the Joint Air Quality Unit (Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs, Department for Transport) as part…
Council takes control of transport scheme for disabled school children
Nottingham City Council has invested £350,000 to transport severely disabled children to and from school. The authority has purchased nine specially-adapted ambulances which have been running since the beginning of…