World AIDS Day highlights importance of early HIV detection
People of Nottingham are being urged to wear a red ribbon to unite in support of the fight against HIV – at the same time as home-sampling kits are made…
People of Nottingham are being urged to wear a red ribbon to unite in support of the fight against HIV – at the same time as home-sampling kits are made…
Nottingham City Council is on the lookout for some special people this Christmas to make 2016 a year to remember for 25 Nottingham teenagers. Teenagers are one of the hardest…
Nottingham City Council has launched a new scheme in partnership with Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust to help primary schools to encourage their children and families to take better care…
In anticipation of the start of a colder snap, the country’s first local authority-owned, licensed energy supplier, Robin Hood Energy, has launched a new prepayment tariff, Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG). PAYG is…
White Ribbon Project – Fashioned For Freedom 46 young people across Nottingham have spent the last six weeks working with the council to mark the UNs day for the elimination…
Children’s homes run by Nottingham City Council have been praised for the quality of care they give to young people. Ofsted inspectors say the homes are run by caring staff…
A new plant shop at the Nottingham City Council nursery at Woodthorpe Park will open its doors on Saturday. Christmas trees, plants and gifts will be on sale from 28…
Nottingham City Council is launching a new plan with schools, aimed at getting more pupils ready for work. City schools are being asked to sign up to the Employability in…
Parents of children due to start primary school next September can now apply for their child’s place. Anyone with children born between September 1, 2011, and August 31, 2012, must…
Nottingham’s nationally-award winning Creative Quarter (CQ) is up for a top European award today (Thursday 19 November) in the European Union’s Improving the Business Environment category of the European Enterprise…