Would you recognise the signs of gambling harm?
Nottingham City Council is raising awareness of the signs of gambling harm by asking: ‘could you recognise the signs?’ Gambling can affect physical and mental health, damage relationships and leave…
Recognising the value of Nottingham’s care leavers during Care Leavers’ Week
The City’s Leaving Care Service are inviting young adults who have left the City’s care to come together to celebrate Care Leavers Week. Care Leavers Week is a national awareness…
National Adoption Week 2023 – the City Council urges people to consider adoption
Nottingham City Council and Adoption East Midlands are proudly supporting #NationalAdoptionWeek. Adoption East Midlands is Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, Derby and Derbyshire councils working in partnership to ensure better outcomes for…
Parents in Nottingham urged to take-up the flu vaccination offer for their children
The annual flu vaccination programme is under way and health bosses in Nottingham are urging parents to make sure their children are protected to help stop the spread this winter.…
Partners join forces for a smokefree future in Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire County
The Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Smoking and Tobacco Alliance is urging smokers in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire to quit during Stoptober 2023 – a national campaign designed to encourage and support smokers…
Refreshed substance use support available in Nottingham
Nottingham City Council has teamed up with specialist substance use, recovery and treatment providers to support people in Nottingham. Framework Housing Association, on behalf of the Nottingham Recovery Network (NRN),…
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…
‘Wrap yourself in kindness’ quilt – a celebration of the power of kindness
Children from 28 schools in Nottingham have taken a hand in designing a huge quilt to celebrate the power of kindness. Textile artist Rebekah Johnston has used the children’s designs…
Community Champions aiming to make a difference to Nottingham’s health and wellbeing
A group of volunteers who came together to help their local communities during the pandemic are continuing to improve Nottingham’s health and wellbeing. Supported by Nottingham City Council and local…