Welcome to the Engage Nottingham Hub

We understand that it has been a difficult time for everyone and want to hear from you about the impact of COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown. Whether you're an individual, family, student, retired or newly arrived in the city, your opinion counts. We are keen to hear from people of all ages and in every community across Nottingham.

Views are being sort after the Government’s failure to fully cover the costs of the Covid pandemic has forced Nottingham City Council to propose an additional £12.5m of budget cuts which will affect local services.

We would like to get views on the Greater Nottingham Strategic Plan

We would like the public to feedback on the playgrounds they use in the area and where they would like to see investment to improve play provision on those parks.

This Supplementary Planning Documents (SPD) sets out in more detail how the City Council intends to agree S106 contributions for affordable housing from PBSA developments.

Nottingham City Council’s Future Parks Accelerator Team are undertaking a study to look at how they can ensure that sustainable, quality parks and open spaces are provided for future years.

Nottingham City Council is committed to providing quality services. We need to know your views as a customer about the service you have received from us and whether we are meeting your needs.

The Nottingham City Hate Crime Action Plan will refresh the City’s approach to tackling hate crime including prevention, response and outcomes for victims, communities and offenders.

We are seeking views on the DRAFT ‘Section 106 Developer Contributions for Education’ Supplementary Planning Document (SPD)

We are inviting people to have their say new on a new Waste Plan, which is to be prepared jointly by Nottingham City Council and Nottinghamshire County Council

Nottingham City Council is asking for your views on becoming the UK’s first carbon neutral city and the actions and aims we have proposed to get there.

Nottingham City Council is setting next year’s budget and is asking for feedback on the proposals.

People’s views are being sought on how Nottingham city centre should develop, grow and change to ensure it remains an attractive and prosperous place for residents, workers and visitors in the future.