- Until Wednesday 23 August: Overnight resurfacing works on London Road, Station Street and Trent Street from 8pm - 5am
- Until w/c 11 September: Lane closure outside Cotton Mills on Radford Boulevard for building maintenance
- Until Friday 29 September: Closure of Right of Way between Farnborough Road across the field to the Railway Bridge, Silverdale Walk Clifton for Cadent gas works
- Monday 21 - Tuesday 29 August 9.30am - 3.30pm: Rolling multi-way lights on Waverley Street between Burns Street and Clarendon Street for tree maintenance
- 23 - 31 August: Emergency Road closure on Winchester Street Sherwood between Hood Street and Warnoch Avenue for Severn Trent Water works
- Friday 25 August 9.30am - 11.30am: Variable lane closures on London Road for cycle crossing and verge maintenance works
- Friday 25 August - Thursday 31 August 9.30am - 3.30pm: Lane closure on Derby Road from Toyota Garage to Radmarsh Road for resurfacing
- Saturday 26 - Sunday 27 August 8am - 5pm: 3-way lights at Highbury Road at the junction with Broomhill Road for utilities works
- Sunday 27 August 9.30am - 3.30pm: 3-way lights on Hucknall Road for manhole repair works
- Sunday 27 August - Sunday 3 September: 3-way lights at Hucknall Road junction with Rigley Drive for utilities works
- Monday 28 August - Monday 4 September 9.30am - 3.30pm: Lane closure on Valley Road between Nottingham Road and Hucknall Road for tree trimming
- Tuesday 29 August: Multi-way lights 9pm - 6am on Wollaton Road, Beechdale for utilities works
- Tuesday 29 August 9.30am - 3.30pm: 3-way lights on Gawthorne Street for tree trimming works
- Wednesday 30 August 7.30 - midnight: 3-way lights on Meadow Lane junction with Lady Bay Bridge for traffic light works
- Friday 1 September 9.30am - 2pm: Lane closure on Bulwell High Road / Main Street for utilities works
- Saturday 2 September - Sunday 3 September: Lane closure outside 17 Alfreton Road for National Grid works
- Sunday 3 September 8am - 5pm: 3-way lights on Meadow Lane outside trading estate / near junction of County Road for utilities works
- Sunday 3 September - Sunday 10 September 8am - 5pm: 3-way lights on Hucknall Road at junction with Rigley Drive for utilities works
Ongoing Streets for People works are taking place around the city - see what's happening near you here
 Disruption to bike traffic lights on the Western Cycle Corridor
A car has hit the bike traffic lights on the Western Cycle Corridor heading into Nottingham at the Castle Boulevard / Castle Bridge Road junction which has unfortunately taken them out of action.
The installation of replacement cycle lights is scheduled for week commencing 28th August.
Until the replacement lights have been installed cyclists travelling into Nottingham should cross using the Toucan (pedestrian and cycle) crossing and re-join the cycle lane on the other side of Castle Bridge Road, opposite Halfords. The cycle lights on the outbound cycle lane are unaffected, so cyclists travelling out of the city can use the cycle lights as normal.
Overnight resurfacing works on Trent Street and Station Street - final works on 29 & 30 August
Nottingham City Council are carrying out overnight resurfacing works on key city centre routes this August. These works will mean the roads are completely resurfaced with new tarmac, creating a new road surface that is expected to last for around 25 years.
This project is funded by Transforming Cities via the City Centre Cycle Routes project, following earlier works to add cycle lanes to these areas.
Find out more here
Service Disruption information
NET are carrying out essential maintenance at The Forest, with no tram service for part of the route.
A replacement bus is taking passengers between Wilkinson Street and Old Market Square.
Trams will be back to normal from Friday 1 September.
Read more
Travelling by train?
Last chance for consultation on railway ticket office changes - EXTENDED until 1 September
Many ticket offices at train stations across the UK are set to be closed permanently. Read more about the changes here.
These proposed changes impact every railway station, not just those in the east midlands.
Have your say
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