At least part of County Hall is now expected to be sold by Nottinghamshire County Council amid plans to relocate some of the authority’s operations to its new £15.7m Top Wighay building.
The Conservative-led council has now finished a cross-party review of its West Bridgford headquarters and a senior cabinet member says the likely plan is to move out of at least part of it.
County Hall was purpose-built for the council on the banks of the River Trent in the 1930s. The authority has forecast it would cost about £50m over 10 years to bring the building up to modern standards.