One week to go until Splendour Festival
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Streets for People programme making good progress
Streets for People road improvements
Over 150 resurfacing schemes have been completed so far across the city using money from the Government?s Levelling Up Fund.
Some of the completed roads include Anslow Avenue, Anstey Rise, Wilford Crescent West and Sherwood Vale. Work has been planned on roads throughout July and August including Padstow Road, Holly Avenue, Mount Street, Pleasant Row and many more.?I am particularly looking forward to Highcliffe Road in my own ward starting in a couple of weeks? time.
Local signage and leaflets will be used to update residents on upcoming works near them, and the team has been asking residents for their feedback via an online survey [ [link removed] ].
You can find out what work is happening near you here [ [link removed] ]
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One week to go until Splendour Festival
Splendour at Wollaton Hall
The countdown is on for Splendour Festival at Wollaton Park next weekend on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 July.
Recently announced additions to the line-up include brand new stage 'On The Hill', featuring DJs such as festival veteran Mr Scruff and 'King of the Mash-ups' Jaguar Skills.
Players from The Hundred's Nottingham-based cricket team Trent Rockets will also be in attendance. Festival goers will have the chance to meet their heroes from the men?s and women?s teams, with cricket activation stations available for anyone to test their cricketing skills.
This takes the bill to more than 100 acts across the weekend, playing over five stages. Madness and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds will headline the festival, with The Kooks, Rudimental, Sugababes, Sam Ryder, Confidence Man, Altered Images and many more.
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Nottingham named as the third most Electric Vehicle (EV) friendly city in the UK
Electric vehicles
A new study [ [link removed] ] has uncovered the cities that have invested the most in EV infrastructure.
Nottingham is ranked in the top three - we?re a city really plugged into the EV revolution.
In the city, there are:
* 166 charging points on the D2N2 network including 41 in the Broad Marsh Car Park, one of the largest installations in the UK
* More EV charge points in park and ride sites than anywhere else in the UK
* Solar-powered charging stations with battery storage
* 184 workplace EV charging points.
Plus 42% of Nottingham City Council?s own fleet of vehicles is now electric [ [link removed] ]!
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Bus and Tram user survey
Bus and tram survey
We?re proud of our public transport system in Nottingham - which is an important part of our strategy to become a carbon neutral city by 2028, but there is always more work to do.
We want to hear your thoughts about bus and tram travel. What works, and what could be better - to help shape the future of travel in the city.
The survey will take about ten minutes to complete, and closes Sunday 13 August. Have your say here [ [link removed] ].?
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Kids eat free summer offers
free activities for families
We know many local families are struggling at the moment and that the summer holidays can be a difficult period financially when trying to keep kids entertained.
It?s worth being aware of offers that are available at many outlets where kids eat free or for ?1 during the six-week holidays. Supermarkets Asda, Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury?s all have offers, as do pub chains Beefeater and Brewer?s Fayre, Hungry Horse, Whitbread Inns, Future Inns and Sizzling Pubs. Restaurants including Bella Italia and Yo! Sushi and hotel chains Travelodge and Premier Inn also run similar offers, along with the restaurants/cafes at Ikea and Dunelm.
Check out each organisation?s website or call in advance to check if offers apply at the outlets you are planning to visit.
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