Nottingham City Council backs Food for Life Roast Dinner Day
Schools across Nottingham will be taking part in the sixth annual Food for Life Roast Dinner Day on Wednesday 4 November. This day of celebration, held during LACA’s National School…
Consultation starts on plans to improve Nottingham Schools
The Education Improvement Board (EIB) has launched its consultation on plans to improve education outcomes in the city. The EIB has a ten-year plan to improve schools in Nottingham and…
Discover our underground city with the new Nottingham Cave Trail
You’d never know it, as you browse the shops or enjoy a coffee in the city centre, but Nottingham is a city with a secret. Dug deep into the soft…
Pioneering school attendance campaign wins national media award
A campaign to boost school attendance by offering pupils the chance to go to an exclusive pop concert has won a national award. Nottingham City Council’s Get In:volved campaign with…
Tram to be named after Nobel Prize winning physicist
Patients heading to the Queen’s Medical Centre for an MRI scan will soon be able do so on a tram named after the Nottingham Nobel Laureate behind its invention. On…
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A focus on community in the St Ann’s Week of Action!
A Week of Action will take place in St Ann’s from Monday 26 October to celebrate the neighbourhood and the community that live in the area. There is plenty on…
Partnership begins work on transport strategy to power Midlands Engine
Improving transport links to speed up journey times across the Midlands could boost the regional economy by more than £1 billion a year, create 300,000 additional jobs and save businesses…
Nottingham teaching assistant wins top national award
A teaching assistant from the school at Nottingham Children’s Hospital has been named the best in the UK. Kathy Harwood, who has worked at the Nottingham City Council-run school at…
Your view counts: Help us make Nottingham a happier and healthier place to live
Nottingham City’s Health and Wellbeing Board wants to hear your views on how to make Nottingham City a happier and healthier place in which to live, as planning gets under…
Development of children under five has improved in Nottingham
New figures show that Nottingham has seen real improvement in the development of children under the age of five. The Department for Education data shows that the city has closed…