Could you be a friend for a child in care?
More volunteers are needed by a Nottingham service that offers friendship and support for children in care. The Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Independent Visitor Service finds a ‘befriender’ for children who…
Ellie the Electric Bus is helping to spread Nottingham’s fantastic electric bus message
The next stop for Ellie the Electric bus – a character developed to help spread the message of the city’s electric bus fleet to youngsters – is Crabtree Farm School…
‘Outstanding’ Sneinton C of E Primary School gains Sustrans Bronze School Mark
Sneinton C of E Primary School will become the first school in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire to be awarded Sustrans’ Bronze School Mark Award. On July 7th, the Sheriff of Nottingham…
Tram works at Abbey Street/Gregory Street junction
The expansion of Nottingham’s tram system to Beeston and Chilwell will see construction finishing works take place at the junction of Abbey Street, Abbey Bridge and Gregory Street in the…
Trade press enthusiastic over tram extension
Eight journalists from leading UK rail industry publications who converged on Nottingham for a special trade media preview of the NET Phase Two tram extension have given the new lines…
City welcomes appointment to unlock £22m investment on Nottingham Enterprise Zone
Nottingham City Council today welcomes the news that work on a key part of the Nottingham Enterprise Zone has moved a step closer with the appointment of civil engineering company…
City Council advises citizens on staying sun safe
With the temperature rising in Nottingham, Public Health officials at Nottingham City Council have issued advice on staying sun safe, and looking out for vulnerable people. The Met Office has…
Meadows Way Set for Essential Road Resurfacing
Nottingham City Council will soon be carrying out planned resurfacing works on Meadows Way between the junctions of Waldron Close and Lammas Gardens. The work will begin on Monday 6th…
Response to damage in cemetery
Following reports on Sunday morning, Nottinghamshire Police became aware of vandalism in Highwood Cemetery, Bulwell, with damage to memorials and their surroundings, affecting predominantly the graves of Muslims. This has…
Aegon Open hailed a triumph
More than 26,000 fans, including 4,500 local school children flocked to the Nottingham Tennis Centre for the WTA and ATP tournaments in June. The two Aegon Open Nottingham events have…