Concern plan for 30-bed HMO will make Sneinton road 'too cramped' Local residents said the road was already 'very busy' Nottingham Post · Oct 19, 2022
Work starts on almost 100 'affordable' homes and flats on former Virgin Media site 57 homes will be available for rent and the remainder sold for shared ownership Nottingham Post · Oct 19, 2022
Readers 'so gutted' after Bonfire Night event cancelled in Nottingham Nottingham City Council confirmed the decision was made due to budget pressure Nottingham Post · Oct 18, 2022
Nottingham's Bonfire Night cancelled by city council due to costs It has also been off for two years due to Covid Nottingham Post · Oct 18, 2022
New plans for historic area 'in need of Hockley-style makeover' "People don't look up enough" Nottingham Post · Oct 18, 2022
Deer rutting season - when it takes place and how common are attacks Wollaton Park was closed to the public after a deer attacked a man on October 16 Nottingham Post · Oct 17, 2022
Council defends 'upsetting decision' to put Wollaton Park deer down after man injured in Nottingham The victim has returned home and his injuries are not thought to be serious Nottingham Post · Oct 17, 2022
Nottingham drivers could face £70 fines at 4 busy roads under new council powers Motorists could receive fines of £70 for breaking the law Nottingham Post · Oct 17, 2022
Call for Wollaton Park security review after man injured by deer The deer was put down Nottingham Post · Oct 17, 2022
Ex-MP questions the city's 'carbon footprint' over plan for '22-storey tower' Does Nottingham need ‘Plyscrapers’: The rise of the wooden skyscraper? Nottingham Post · Oct 16, 2022
Sadness over 'loss of identity' as Arboretum bowls club could be turned into flats The club closed in 2019 Nottingham Post · Oct 14, 2022
Fresh plans to transform Nottingham's 'horrific 60s lump' after demolition plan The huge construction has been empty for 20 years Nottingham Post · Oct 14, 2022
Nottingham's Winter Wonderland to feature new aerial skating rink After last year's scaled-back event, it's back with a bang Nottingham Post · Oct 13, 2022
Nottingham parents urged to take up offer and save £437 a year on school meals Those receiving benefits may be entitled to further support Nottingham Post · Oct 13, 2022
Nottingham Post · Oct 13, 2022 Nottingham public transport to be "protected" when new East Midlands authority set up The deal will see more decisions being taken locally
Nottingham Post · Oct 13, 2022 Nottingham City Council has 67 'requirements' to avoid more government intervention The requirements have to be met by the end of November
Nottingham Post · Oct 12, 2022 'Dominating' 22-storey tower to become one of Nottingham's tallest buildings Opinions were split on the large scale project
Nottingham Post · Oct 11, 2022 Extended hours for Sherwood pub approved by Nottingham City Council Licensing panel Approval was granted subject to the additional conditions offered by the applicant
Nottingham Post · Oct 9, 2022 Opinion: Banning Julie Bindel from Nottingham trampled on women's rights and the chance to debate Nottingham City Council says it's an inclusive city - but only for certain people
Nottingham Post · Oct 8, 2022 'Shambles' as driver overcharged at Broad Marsh car park due to software issue 'It's the principle'
Nottingham Post · Oct 8, 2022 How to apply for the Household Support Fund as Nottingham City Council gets £3.5m The fund is intended to help struggling households cover essential costs
The Guardian - UK · Oct 7, 2022 Nottingham council apologises to Julie Bindel for unlawfully cancelling talk Campaigner against violence against women was told her views on transgender issues conflicted with its rights policies
Nottingham Post · Oct 7, 2022 Nottingham City Council issues apology after cancelling talk over author's views on transgender rights The council cancelled the planned event in June
Nottingham Post · Oct 1, 2022 UK's first wireless electric taxis trial to launch in Nottingham 19 local taxi drivers have volunteered to test a free cab
Nottingham Post · Oct 1, 2022 Nottingham City Council to spend £60,000 on review of its office portfolio in bid to reduce costs It is currently understood no job cuts are planned