Following recommendation from the independent Oakervee review, the government have made the decision to give High Speed 2 the green light.
Key public and private organisations from across the East Midlands have come together to set out a compelling vision for how the project should be carried forward in Phase 2. By working together they can ensure our region can get the most out of this investment and secure real improvements for our communities.?Read more...
We've recently swapped five of our high dependency minibuses that are used to transport children with special educational needs and disabilities to Oakfield school with electric minibuses.
Working with the minibus manufacturer LDV, we specially designed the minibuses to comfortably accommodate a variety of needs. Read more...?
Blue Badges are a vital lifeline for many of our most vulnerable residents. The scheme is? there to help those with disabilities get better access to the city, and misuse can mean those in need can't get where they need to be.
Blue Badge misuse is a serious problem, that not only affects disabled people across the city, but also the wider community. Find out why here...
Each morning and afternoon, schools across Nottingham are patrolled by members of the City Councils Regulation Enforcement and Compliance Team who, as part of our school Keep Clear scheme educate children and parents on the dangers of parking outside schools.
The main aim of the scheme is to maintain child safety by keeping the area outside schools free from dangers such as parked cars, traffic and pollution. Read more to find out why these things must be avoided outside of schools.
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