The future of Nottingham's Broadmarsh has emerged as a key priority for some of the parties standing in the upcoming city council election. Parties have been putting out their key pledges ahead of voters choosing their next Nottingham City Council representatives on May 4.
Labour and the Conservatives have already published their manifestos, with the latter party saying they will be seeking to form a strong opposition on Nottingham City Council rather than trying to gain enough seats to lead it. Now, lists of pledges have been released by the Nottingham Independents, Green Party and the Liberal Democrats.
The Nottingham Independents are fielding the most candidates out of the three, with 28 people putting themselves forward for the party. Kevin Clarke, the Leader of the Nottingham Independents, said that the party would not be publishing a full manifesto.
