Cuts and council tax rise set to be approved by Nottingham City Council
The council has drawn support from local unions over regrettable budget cuts
The lions outside the Council House, Nottingham city centre
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Nottingham city councillors are set to approved a raft of cuts on Monday, March 8, as the authority continues with its long-term recovery plan.
Nottingham City Council budget cuts plan to be discussed
The meeting will consider proposals to make cuts including the closure of John Carroll Leisure Centre in Radford
Nottingham s Council House (Image: Nottingham Post/Marie Wilson)
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Nottingham City Council is to meet next week to debate a raft of major steps forward for the city, including next year’s controversial budget which includes cuts and savings across almost every area of the authority’s books.
A thug who terrorised shop staff while dressed as The Joker has been jailed for 16 years after smashing a man s skull by dropping a bowling ball from an upstairs window 14 feet above him.
Damien Hammond, 31, started shouting at council workers who were removing a television set from below his flat in Nottingham on December 30, 2019.
He yelled that the TV was his and then hurled the ball, which was wrapped in a pair of jeans, from 14 feet above on to the employee s head.
The victim collapsed on the pavement as bloody streamed down his face as he was rushed to hospital with a fractured skull and brain trauma.
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Government ignoring the needs of our region after plans emerge to scrap Toton HS2 station
A report has recommended significant changes
18:39, 15 DEC 2020
A CGI of the Toton HS2 hub (Image: East Midlands Councils)
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Nottingham City Council s leader says the Government is ignoring the needs of our region after a formal review recommended it drop plans to build the High Speed 2 station at Toton.