Essential tree maintenance works 20 February - 10 March Essential tree maintenance works kick off 20 February until 10 March on Derby Road, Lenton Boulevard and Castle Boulevard - but these works will be phased and only take place 9am-3pm to ensure we keep Nottingham moving. Read more here

Until Friday 3 March: Tettenbury Road, Berridge Road closure & parking suspension – whole street. Access will be maintained for residents during footpath and road resurfacing

Sunday 19 February: lane closure while bus shelter is installed IFO Car Park ADJ to Ocean Nightclub, Greyfriar Gate 9:30am - 3:30pm

Tuesday 14 - Sunday 20 February: Two-way temporary traffic lights on Lichfield Road, Dales

Saturday 18 February: two-way traffic lights at 178 Arnold Road NG5 1NJ for Severn Trent water pipe repairs

Sunday 19 February: lane closure while bus shelter is installed IFO Car Park ADJ to Ocean Nightclub, Greyfriar Gate 9:30am - 3:30pm

Monday 21 February - Friday 25 February: Mansfield Road Contraflow system and pedestrian management in place for telecoms works

Friday 23 July 2021 - May 2023: High Cross Street (city centre)
Road closure between Heathcoat Street and Western Street due to demolition works.

🚧Essential Cadent gasworks around the city🚧

⚠️ A52 Derby Road - the westbound lane (leaving the city) between QMC and the Priory roundabout is closed until mid-March. The eastbound lane (heading towards the city) remains open and a diversion route is signposted. Buses including the 35, 36, Indigo and Medilink are affected

https://www.transportnottingham.com/roadworks/a52-derby-road-cadent-gas-works/

⚠️ Cadent are also replacing gas mains across Sherwood, Bulwell, Bulwell Forest, Bestwood and Mapperley from now until summer 2023 - https://www.transportnottingham.com/roadworks/major-cadent-gas-mains-replacement-programme/

Linking up City Centre Cycling Routes🚲

🚴‍♀️ Works continue at the Station Street/London Road junction on the latest phase of our City Centre Cycle routes, linking the east and west of the city with safe segregated cycling infrastructure.

Various, mainly off-peak lane closures will be required throughout the project as we complete the project to join the segregated cycleways nearby and install marked on road cycle lanes through the junction, improve pedestrian crossing facilities and more. 

Read more here.

Sign up to our Active Travel News & Updates Monthly Newsletter

New for 2023, we are publishing a monthly Active Travel- News & Updates newsletter. You can sign up here. In this newsletter we will provide further information of existing, new and upcoming active travel schemes. We will also be sharing your stories of cycling, walking or wheeling in Nottingham! Read more about it here.

Want to share your active travel story to encourage more people to cycle/walk/wheel more often? Get in touch on [email protected] and we will be giving away Love to Ride t-shirts and beanies as a thank you to the first four respondents! 

Nottingham announces we'll continue to go above and beyond on concessionary travel Nottingham City Council will announce at its Executive Board meeting on Tuesday 21 February that it will continue to go above and beyond its statutory duties when it comes to helping older and disabled people who live in the city get around.  Nottingham City Council will continue to: Provide free travel on the tram for older and disabled people (again 9.30am-11pm weekdays and all day weekends and bank holidays)  Provide a companion pass, giving free travel to a carer or companion for those with certain disabilities, including those who are blind, have a severe walking disability or a severe learning disability and would have difficulty travelling alone  Provide additional free travel on the bus or tram for disabled city residents from start of service – 9.30am. Read more here

£2 single bus fare on all Nottingham buses until March 2023

Don't forget to take advantage of the £2 bus single fare cap! A woman has travelled from London to Edinburgh on £2 buses - how far will you go? 

Until 31 March, a single bus journey will cost no more than £2 on most routes across England, thanks to the government’s Help for Households campaign. All local bus operators in Nottingham are taking part in the scheme.

Read more about it here. 

Circus Zyair at Forest Recreation Ground  The tram is the easiest way to get to Forest Rec if you're planning to visit Circus Zyair. Please remember that car parking at the Forest Park & Ride is reserved for NET Tram users only - if you don't have a valid tram ticket or pass, you risk a fine.

Trentbarton service changes from 2 April Trentbarton are making changes to services and timetables, and withdrawing the 18 service.  See details

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Station Street, Nottingham, NG2 3NG

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