New ticketing arrangements reveal adults pay £12 for all-year access, 15 and under go free Nottingham City Council is proud to announce that Nottingham Castle will reopen once again to visitors on Monday 26th June, bringing Nottingham’s heritage back to the heart and soul of the City. Brand new admission arrangements mean that an adult pays […]
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Active Nottingham, part of Nottingham City Council, has scooped a prestigious RoSPA Gold Award in the Leisure Safety category for the fourth time, demonstrating its commitment to high health and safety standards. In addition to the RoSPA Gold Award, Active Nottingham was also presented with the RoSPA Leisure Safety Trophy; which is given to the overall highest performer
It’s been quite a week of drama for the new Sheriff of Nottingham. As well as being officially sworn in at a Full Council meeting on Monday, Councillor Shuguftah Quddoos has also been treading the boards at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal. The Nottingham City ward councillor for Berridge was asked to take part in the Royal
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Triple Olympic Gold Medallist and South Yorkshire Active Travel Commissioner, Ed Clancy OBE, visited Nottingham City Council to hear all about the new electric cargo (eCargo) bike scheme and to see some of the walking and cycling active travel infrastructure in the city. During his visit, Ed met with members of the Transport Strategy team
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This year’s super trouper Proms in the Park event will return to West Bridgford next month with an ABBA tribute act headlining the annual celebration in conjunction with the national Armed Forces Day. Music fans can enjoy a full day of music and entertainment with Mania The ABBA Tribute confirmed to headline the annual event
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A caring Nottinghamshire couple who spent almost a decade as directors at Mansfield Town Football Club have a shone a light on life as foster carers. Tina and Paul Broughton became support foster carers with Nottinghamshire County Council last summer, just a few months after stepping down from their roles at the Stags. Now the
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