Nottingham’s first primary school to twin with China
A primary school in The Meadows is one of the first in the country to use Chinese social media to break barriers and forge links with children in China. Welbeck…
Love birds create a Valentine’s story for Newstead
Valentine’s Day is upon us and love is in the air – or in the Cloister Garden if you’re a white peacock at Newstead Abbey. Like something straight out of…
Tram expansion project marks first daytime tests
Trams made their first daytime test runs on new sections of Nottingham’s expanding tram network today (Monday). Following intensive night-time trials on the Clifton line between the city’s railway station…
City Council keeping citizens satisfied
Most Nottingham residents continue to be satisfied with the way the City Council runs things and an increasing percentage of people believe the Council provides value for money, according to…
Survey reveals people feel safer than ever in Nottingham
Nottingham’s 2014 Respect survey has found that people in Nottingham feel safer than ever, with perceptions of anti-social behaviour (ASB) at a record low. The survey, commissioned by the Nottingham…
Reusing and Recycling to make something bright for Light Night!
Community organisations and artists from across Nottingham are coming together to reuse and recycle rubbish to make beautiful and bright art installations for Light Night. The Light Night Community Recycled…
#VoteMajorOak for European Tree of the Year 2015
Click here to vote for Sherwood Forest’s Major Oak for European Tree of the Year 2015.
National Voter Registration Day
Are you registered to vote? You need to be registered to have your say in the Local and General Elections on 7 May. Click here for details of how you…
Art inspiration in the garden
Creative children and young people are invited to get out into the garden to seek inspiration for Nottingham in Bloom’s annual art and photography competitions. The theme of the 2015…
‘Nottingham Way’ cushions cuts impact – but worse is to come
New research confirms that Government cuts have been disproportionately harsh for Nottingham but that the City Council has coped well so far in handling the savings needed to balance its…