City Council on target for 1,000 affordable homes
The City Council is on track to deliver or support the development of 1,000 affordable homes. The Council Plan outlined the target, including newly built homes, new acquisitions and homes…
First steps to a healthier you in 2023: Making the most of our parks, leisure centres and more
We are two weeks into a new year and lots of you are wanting to make 2023 the year you improve your health and well-being. But this doesn’t mean you…
‘Amazing free security scheme has made everyone feel safer’
A landlord who benefitted from thousands of pounds worth of free security equipment at his properties says the “amazing” Safer Streets scheme has made his tenants and the whole community…
Close to five times as many drivers now choosing Broad Marsh for city parking
Drivers have been flocking to Nottingham’s new Broad Marsh car park – with latest figures showing an almost five-fold increase in usage. The award-winning, state-of-the-art facility, which has recently moved…
Congratulations to LeftLion as they become a carbon neutral business.
They are reducing their emissions by 99% and supporting the Carbon Neutral Nottingham 2028 ambition.
Kids get free entry to Newstead Abbey
Kids go free with a paying adult every weekend at the historic house.
City partnerships are key to Nottingham’s ambition to be carbon neutral by 2028
To tackle the climate crisis, Nottingham set an ambitious target to be the first carbon neutral city in the UK by 2028 (CN28). The latest carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions data…
Free entry to Wollaton Hall
You can enjoy our Natural History Collections, including the Bird, Fish room and The Long Gallery, as well as The Great Hall and Salon.
Fresh proposals would keep all local libraries open
Revised proposals to transform local library services and achieve savings for the City Council are being recommended for approval by the authority’s Executive Board next week. Initial plans involved among…
A new licensing scheme to improve standards for private tenants set to take a step closer
A new licensing scheme for landlords to improve standards in the private rented housing sector could take a step forward next week when it goes to Nottingham City Council’s Executive…