Over 3,500 passengers enjoying Robin Hood flexibility
The Robin Hood Pay as You Go smartcard has been taken up by more than 3,500 people since its launch in December 2015. Robin Hood card customers – who have…
The Robin Hood Pay as You Go smartcard has been taken up by more than 3,500 people since its launch in December 2015. Robin Hood card customers – who have…
Nottingham City Council is hoping to help more people quit smoking following the news that the number of smokers in the city has fallen again. Ahead of national No Smoking…
The Queen’s 90th birthday is on April 21 but the main focus of celebrations will be over the weekend of June 11 and 12, with the Trooping the Colour and…
The publishers of a new book on NET Phase Two launched it at the tourist information centre on Smithy Row yesterday afternoon, 3 March 2016. ‘Nottingham’s Growing Tramway: Building on…
There are just two weeks to go until the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile in Nottingham on Sunday 20 March. Loads of local people have already signed up to run one,…
A campaign that aims to get more seats for older people in local communities is launching in Bulwell and Bulwell Forest. The Age Friendly Nottingham ‘Take A Seat’ campaign wants…
Nottingham City Council’s two Park and Ride sites have been awarded a major national safety award Queen’s Drive and Colwick Racecourse P&R which offer over 1500 parking spaces, have both…
Improvements to Crown Island are nearing completion, with resurfacing works due to start on Saturday 5 March on Wollaton Road. The Crown Island works are the latest stage of the…
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) is recruiting volunteers for this summer’s Aegon Open Nottingham tennis tournaments. This is a great chance to get involved in two major events in the…
The Mercian Regiment museum has recently been awarded a Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) grant to move, redisplay and re-interpret their galleries at Nottingham Castle Museum. Work began in November last…