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We’re nearing the end of a four-week public consultation on the Council’s budget for next year.
The consultation has included a series of engagement events to provide local people, businesses and partner organisations the opportunity to give feedback on a range of initial proposals.
There is also an online survey that can be found here herealong with details of the budget proposals. Information is also available at local city libraries, including hard copies of the budget survey form.
The survey will be open until Monday 13 January so there’s still time to have your say.
This budget is about getting our house in order and moving the Council to a financially sustainable position. Nottingham deserves a council that delivers good local services and sets an ambitious vision for a city where people want to live, work and study. In getting this budget right, we will focus on delivering just that.
The demand for vital services in Nottingham has never been greater. Increasing demand and shrinking budgets has left councils across the country facing huge financial pressures and Nottingham is no different.
We must become a renewed council and get our house in order so we can refocus on delivering for local people, empowering our communities, tackling climate change, providing safe and affordable housing, enhancing education and skills and working with partners across our city to put Nottingham first.
We think by allocating our resources more efficiently and with a renewed focus on delivering positive outcomes, we can meet the needs of local people more effectively and for better value to the taxpayer.
It’s a cold one this week!Â
Thank you to our hard working gritter drivers who are out all hours at the moment.
Our gritters are out nightly across the 227miles of Nottingham roads we grit each wintery night, but due to very low temperatures and wintery showers, icy stretches can persist.
Additional gritting runs are taking place but we ask you to take extra care, only travel if your journey is essential and leave more time for your journey than usual.Â
Rising levels of the nearby River Trent have caused flooding at a park & ride site on Queens Drive. While water levels are expected to begin to drop soon, water can sometimes take a while to recede and staff will then need to check infrastructure on site and carry out any repairs.
CT4N’s Medilink service continues to run whenever Queens Drive is closed, operating between the Queen’s Medical Centre and City Hospital, via Wilkinson Street. More information, including a timetable, can be found here.
Nottingham City Council will provide further updates as they're available and would remind drivers that an alternative option is available at Nottingham Racecourse near Colwick Park, as well as tram park-and-rides at Clifton, Toton Lane, The Forest, Hucknall, Moor Bridge, Phoenix Park and Wilkinson Street.
Active Nottingham Leisure Centres are not just places to work out; they are hubs for fitness enthusiasts and anyone looking to unlock their wellness journey.
With a Fitness+ membership, you unlock the doors to six cutting-edge gyms, featuring five recently revamped with the latest Life Fitness equipment. Dive into refreshing swimming pools, unwind in health suites, and choose from an impressive range of fitness classes designed to suit every interest and fitness level.
This winter, take advantage of two fantastic offers that will make your wellness journey more rewarding:
- Join before 20 January 2025 and pay nothing until 5 February 2025 when you take out a 12-month membership
- Prefer flexibility? Choose a rolling Monthly Membership—this hassle-free choice comes with no joining fee, saving you an instant £30!
Don’t miss out on the chance to elevate your fitness and wellness experience. For more details, terms, and to start your journey with Active Nottingham https://www.activenottingham.com/offers
If you've made a resolution to meet new people or read more books, the regular reading groups at Nottingham Central Library are perfect for you. Whether you're a fan of thrilling crime novels, immersive fiction, thought-provoking LGBT literature, or love audiobooks, there's a reading group for you!Â
No matter your preference, connect with fellow readers, share your thoughts, and dive into exciting discussions in a welcoming community.
See what's on at Central Library hereÂ
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