Council hosts event to support business leaders and entrepreneurs across Nottingham
Nottingham City Council teamed up with partners across the city to celebrate the ongoing achievements of the business community. The authority hosted ‘The Future of UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF)…
Council announces Bonfire Night ‘unfortunately’ cancelled as staging costs double
Nottingham’s annual Bonfire Night and firework display event has been cancelled as costs have doubled since 2019. Nottingham City Council has reluctantly taken the decision due to the significantly increased…
Nottingham partnership reaffirms pledge to be an age-friendly city
Nottingham City Council in partnership with residents, organisations, academics and service providers have reaffirmed their pledge to be an age-friendly city by updating their charter. Age Friendly Nottingham (AFN) was…
Awards handed out to adult learners for hard work and dedication
With funding from the Education and Skills Funding Agency, Community and Family Learning(CFL) has successfully procured services to deliver adult learning for the new academic year. For 2023/24, the current…
Suspended prison sentence for man causing distress to neighbours
A Nottingham man has received a suspended prison sentence for breaching a civil order after causing repeated problems for his neighbours. Garry Wells, aged 53, of Frobisher Gardens, Sherwood, appeared…
Nottingham City Libraries go green for Green Libraries Week!
Nottingham City Libraries is celebrating Green Libraries Week with the announcement that the service has signed up to the Green Libraries Manifesto. The Green Libraries Manifesto is hosted by CILIP,…
Fears for safety as thieves steal scores of grates from city’s roads
Residents have been urged to be on their guard as close to 80 gully grates have been stolen from Nottingham’s roads. The grates act as covers for rainwater drains which…
Nottingham celebrates Black History Month this October
Cultural and community events will take place across the city as part of the month which recognises and celebrates the contributions of black people to British society.
Nottingham’s public transport is rated 4 and 5 stars in 2023
In a survey, more than 70% of passengers rated our city’s transport highly because it’s cheap and green.
Goose Fair is back for a bumper 10 days and the fun starts today!
The popular travelling funfair runs until 8 October 2023, with food stalls, rides & attractions for all the family to enjoy!