A wide-range of projects were applied for and given the go-ahead last week in Nottingham. There were a variety of plans submitted to Nottingham City Council that made progress in the week ending April 29.
The two most significant were the approval of a Robin Hood-themed takeaway inside a popular city pub, and a planned "cutting edge" upgrade in the pipeline for the City Hospital. Elsewhere, plans to mark the arrival of a new eatery to Nottingham city centre's Cornerhouse were granted the go-ahead.
And, at two other sites, planning permission was refused by the council to protect the "special historic character" of a building and to protect neighbours from a potentially noisy new café.
