Last week NET announced a Family Group Ticket will be launched for the school summer holidays allowing a group of eight to travel for as little as £1 each per... Read more
The 2020s have the potential to deliver profound change for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Ours is a region very much on the precipice of change, with a once in a generation... Read more
The weekend Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve sees the arrival of the amazing Cavalry of Heroes with their superb medieval jousting and horsemanship displays which started yesterday and will run... Read more
Nottingham City Council is submitting bids totalling £57m to the Government’s Levelling Up Fund to unlock Nottingham’s potential by bringing about massive changes to the city’s Broad Marsh area, Bulwell... Read more
As the mercury rises and the sun shines, there’s a mind bendingly large choice of things to do here in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire during the summer! In a region where... Read more
Cookery demonstrations, live music, pop up markets, face painting and a mini steam train all feature in the free programme of summer entertainment on offer at Belvoir’s Engine Yard. Set... Read more
Nottingham City Council has shown its support for the England Lionesses with the country’s largest flag on the Council House, and sends them congratulations on their historic win against Germany... Read more
Gedling Borough Council will be submitting a funding bid for £50 million through the government’s latest round of ‘Levelling up’ funding. If successful, the money will be used to revitalise... Read more
Expansion plans for Nottingham Forest’s City Ground have been approved by Rushcliffe Borough Council. The mixed-use proposal includes an expansion to the Premier League club’s Peter Taylor Stand, which will... Read more
Nottingham City Council has begun replacing Nottingham’s streetlights with LED versions, improving safety while bringing in annual savings of around £1.5m. Nottingham City Council successfully bid for £7m from the... Read more
