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

Thursday 2 March - Monday 6 March 9am - 3pm: Multi-temporary signals - Woodhouse Way at the junction with Mellors Way. Moderate delays expected

Friday 3 March 9.30am-3.30pm: Glasshouse Street opposite junction of Howard Street - lane closure to install ducting. Moderate delays expected 

Sunday 5 March 7am-11am: Three-way lights on A60 Mansfield Road junction with Haydn Road to replace damaged traffic signal detection loops on Mansfield Road inbound. Moderate delays expected

Sunday 5 March 9.30am-3.30pm: Three-way lights outside 333 Beckhampton Road Bestwood, to replace defective manhole cover. Moderate delays expected

Monday 6 March 9.30am-3pm: Lane closure North bound left-hand lane, Lane 2 into Aspley Lane maintained. Works are to trim trees overhanging the road. Moderate delays expected

Monday 6 March - Friday 10 March: Two-way lights outside 20A Gregory Street Lenton. Moderate delays expected

Monday 6 March - Wednesday 12 April: Three-way lights at the junction of Londale Road and Longdale Drive Daybrook for gasworks. Moderate delays expected

Wednesday 22 March 8am-6pm: Three-way signals for telecoms installation at Ridgeway, Junction of Old Farm Road. Moderate delays expected

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 early April. 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

⚠️ Cadent are also replacing gas mains across Sherwood, Bulwell, Bulwell Forest, Bestwood and Mapperley from now until summer 2023.

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.

Essential tree maintenance works until 10 March Essential tree maintenance works take place this weekend on Castle Boulevard and next week on Derby Road.  3 – 5 March Castle Boulevard (Phase 3) between Electricity Substation and Wilford Street. A6200 Derby Road Closure for 5 days (between Faraday & Derby Terrace) 6– 7 March Derby Road Closure between Faraday Road and Lenton Boulevard 8 – 10 March Derby Road Closure between Lenton Boulevard and St Helens Street (Canning Circus). The 34, 35 and 36 NCT buses will divert next week (Monday - Friday beginning 6 March) from 9am to 3pm only as our teams complete tree pruning and safety works Read more here

Giving up the car for Lent

Love to Ride is back for spring! And did someone say...PRIZES?!

Do you want to ride more? Or try a bike commute for the first time? Well, Love to Ride is a great platform to help! Register at lovetoride.net/Nottingham to get advice, tips and encouragement to ride, and even win prizes for achieving your goals!

Riding a bike can help: 💪 Supercharge your health and fitness 😌 Reduce anxiety 😁 Improve your mood 🌳 Reduce CO2 emissions 💰 Save you money Learn more and register at lovetoride.net/Nottingham

Last chance to give your view to the Local Cycling and Walking Improvement Plan

The LCWIP identifies the routes for which we would like to see investment in cycling and walking improvements over the next 15 years, both in Nottingham and neighbouring areas.

These include both new routes as well as improvements to existing infrastructure, so it meets current design standards. Once complete, this will create cycling and walking environments that are appealing and accessible to all, including horse riders wherever possible.

The LCWIP will be used to support funding bids in order to develop the proposed schemes identified for consideration, and then deliver if feasible.

Read more and give your feedback

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

Remembering Betty Higgins, Nottingham City Council's first woman leader and champion of Nottingham City Transport   Ahead of International Women's Day on Wednesday 8 March, let's remember Betty Higgins - the first woman leader of Nottingham City Council who led the Council from 1983-87 and again from 1991-93. Betty, a former teacher, was known for championing women’s voices and fighting to make sure that women were represented in public, civic and community life. Did you ever wonder how Nottingham managed to hold onto our publicly owned bus company - Nottingham City Transport - when the vast majority of other cities and towns lost theirs to the Transport Act of 1986 which deregulated bus services. It was because of Betty. She had the foresight to see that fighting to keep control of our buses was the right thing to do. Forty years later, Nottingham City Transport has just celebrated 125 years of public ownership and Nottingham has the best public transport system outside of London. And she also set into motion the visionary plans for our tram network, with the first line completed nearly 15 years after she stepped down as leader. Betty died in 2019 at the age of 92. Nottingham City Transport's Yellow 68, 69 bus running between City, Basford and Bulwell is named in her honour.