The Latest Breaking News from Nottingham City Council

Broad Marsh development and new £40 million road among major funding decisions due this month

Councils across Nottinghamshire have submitted bids to the Government's levelling up fund. Following several delays, a decision is now due by the end of January.

Nottingham Post · Jan 3, 2023

Business wants to move to site of Lidl supermarket in Wollaton

A veterinary clinic group wants to set up on the site of a Wollaton shopping precinct, which is the home of the area's Lidl supermarket.

Nottingham Post · Jan 3, 2023

New school, offices and hundreds of homes among huge Nottingham developments coming in 2023

It is set to be a big year for the city

Nottingham Post · Jan 2, 2023

More than £1 million-worth of bus lane fines given out on Canal Street in Nottingham

Figures show that Nottingham City Council has given out more than £1 million in bus lane fines to drivers using the Canal Street bus lane during 2022.

Nottingham Post · Dec 30, 2022

The Nottinghamian: All praise for Notts actress and best street style of 2022

Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Thursday, December 29

Nottingham Post · Dec 29, 2022

Nottingham City Council makes 'bizarre' decision to spend up to £150k on review into boosting its income

A review of fees and charges across Nottingham is being planned to fill a financial hole. The city council says it doesn't have the resources to take the work on itself.

Nottingham Post · Dec 29, 2022

Five best and worst areas for Nottingham fly-tipping following £20 bulky waste charge

Nottingham City Council introduced a new £20 charge for the collection of bulky waste in April. New figures show how this has affected reports of fly tipping.

Nottingham Post · Dec 29, 2022

The 'forgotten' global brand of Nottinghamshire's Robin Hood and why we don't shout about him enough

Robin Hood is an internationally famous legend, but many are now questioning whether Nottingham makes enough of the outlaw's links with both city and county.

Nottingham Post · Dec 28, 2022

Further Nottingham City Council savings would be "cutting into the bone"

David Mellen has spoken about the challenge of managing Nottingham City Council's finances amid soaring inflation, but says he remains optimistic about the future.

Nottingham Post · Dec 27, 2022

Artwork 'will bring a smile to people's faces' as drawings go up around Bestwood building site

"These pictures that the children have done for the hoardings will really add to the streetscape around the site and will bring a smile to peoples’ faces"

Nottingham Post · Dec 24, 2022