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Local government minister Simon Hoare has named two of the commissioners who will be monitoring the progress of Nottingham City Council's financial

Nottingham City Council’s majority Labour administration has set itself against the wishes of the council’s government-appointed improvement board by

Nottingham City Council’s £33m overspend for the year could be “significantly understated” while the pace of change remains "unsatisfactory", a report by

Nottingham City Council is considering cutting more than 500 jobs, slashing grants to local charities and arts organisations and scaling back

Without government action more councils are likely to issue section 114 notices due to the “financial crisis” in the sector, Nottingham's leader has told

Hundreds of Nottinghamshire people were turned away at the local elections because of a new ID law, although most who wanted to vote did so.

Nottingham City Council must “increase the momentum” of its improvement, with the appointment of commissioners a possibility if progress is not made, the

Nottingham City Council’s finance programme is not progressing quickly enough with staffing gaps “a major concern”, the improvement and assurance board

The communities secretary has decided not to appoint commissioners at Nottingham City Council immediately, but has strengthened the powers of its external

Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and their cities will be united under an elected mayor - and get £1.14bn over 30 years and the power to improve transport,