Approval expected on school year changes
Councillors in Nottingham are today expected to give final approval to controversial changes to the school year in the city.
Parking charges in Nottingham City Centre change again
Parking restrictions in Nottingham are changing again from today, after a campaign by businesses and residents to relax the rules.
Parking charges change in Nottingham again
Parking charges in Nottingham could change for the third time in a year after businesses said restrictions were forcing them to close.
Live updates
Five-term school year in Nottingham could be scrapped
Controversial plans for a five term school year in Nottingham could be scrapped.
Read the full storyHope of a breakthrough in dispute over five term year
by Peter Bearne
There's fresh hope of a breakthrough in the ongoing dispute over changes to school term times in Nottingham.
Read the full storyAdvertisement
Nottingham City Council to meet teaching unions over five-term year
Teaching unions are meeting with Nottingham City Council today over plans to introduce a five term academic year.
Protests have already been held against the plans but the NUT union warn that if no agreement can be found strike action could be taken.
Two day talks over school terms dispute
by Pete Bearne
The NUT and Nottingham City Council have arranged two days of talks aimed at resolving their dispute over changes to the school year.
Read the full storyTeachers contest five term year
Teachers will be lobbying the leader of Nottingham City Council today over plans to change term-times in the city.
Read the full storyTeachers and parents to hold school terms protest
Teachers and parents in Nottingham will hold a protest today, against the City Council's plans to introduce a five-term academic year.
Read the full storyAdvertisement
Protesters campaign against school term changes
The campaign against term-time changes in Nottingham's schools will see its first show of parent power today.
Read the full storyWorkplace parking charges introduced in Nottingham
Parking levy
by Phil Brewster
From April 1st it's all change in Nottingham with the introduction of the new workplace parking levy.
Read the full storyWorkplace parking levy won't raise as much money as expected
Nottingham city council says it will not raise as much money as it had hoped from the workplace parking levy in its first year.
The charge means businesses with more than 10 parking spaces will have to pay £288 a year for each space from Sunday.
The authority says it will pay for better public transport including new tram routes and will reduce congestion.
Today's top stories
