New Sherwood Library to open on 17 April
Nottingham City Libraries is excited to announce that the brand-new Sherwood Library will open on Friday 17 April 2026, marking a major milestone for the community following a long-awaited redevelopment.…
New ‘Library Letters Project’ connects Nottingham and the United States through the joy of handwritten letters
Residents of Nottingham are invited to rediscover the simple pleasure of handwritten correspondence through the Library Letters Project, a new initiative from Nottingham City Libraries that connects people across the…
Temporary closures at St Ann’s Valley and Wollaton Libraries for improvement works
Nottingham City Libraries will be carrying out improvement works at two of our community libraries this March. These upgrades are part of a wider project to modernise seven libraries across…
Consultation launched on proposed Public Spaces Protection Order for Norfolk Place
Nottingham City Council has launched a public consultation on a proposal to introduce a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for Norfolk Place, a narrow alleyway in the city centre. The…
Nottingham venue with outdoor stage fined for ignoring legal notice to reduce noise levels
On 21 January 2026, Nottingham City Council secured a conviction for causing a noise nuisance against the company that operated Binks Yard and Cleaver and Wake until autumn 2025. Island…
Nottingham Light Night full programme announced
Nottingham Light Night is back for its 18th year on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 February 2026. See the city glow after dark for this free, family-friendly event, and explore…
£102,000 available to support community cohesion and tackle hate crime in Nottingham
Nottingham City Council has opened a second round of its Community Cohesion and Hate Crime Grant, inviting local voluntary and community organisations to apply for funding to help strengthen community…
Celebrating home at Nottingham Light Night
Nottingham Light Night is set to return for its 18th year on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 February 2026. The city will be illuminated after dark for this free, family-friendly…
City centre safety strengthened through investment into additional frontline roles
Nottingham City Council is strengthening its commitment to city centre safety with new investment in frontline roles designed to increase visibility, provide reassurance and tackle anti-social behaviour, building on successful…
From £827m to £292m: Nottingham City Council reduces debt by nearly £535m in six years
Nottingham City Council has reduced its general fund debt by almost 64% over the past six years, marking a significant milestone in the Council’s financial improvement journey. In 2020, the…