Notts TV

Notts TV

Notts TV is a local commercial television channel in the UK, serving the City of Nottingham and its nearby areas. The channel began broadcasting on May 27, 2014, initially available on Freeview channel 8 and later on Virgin channel 159. In July 2015, it expanded its reach by launching on Sky channel 117. Notts TV offers a comprehensive video on demand library on its website, allowing viewers to access most of its shows shortly after they air. In April 2016, the channel transitioned to Freeview channel 7, taking over the space previously held by BBC Three, which ceased its linear broadcasts the month before. However, Notts TV stopped its Sky broadcasts in September 2017. The channel is owned by a group of four media organizations based in Nottingham, including Nottingham Post, Nottingham Trent University, Confetti Media Group, and Inclusive Digital, with additional content provided by various local independent producers.

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  • 4 days ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan

    News By Lauren Monaghan • Jun 24, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter The Nottinghamshire County Council Reform councillors want the county’s districts and boroughs to promote the rule in their areas. Taxi licensing in Nottinghamshire is run by individual councils – meaning there are different policies across the county. A letter from four Reform councillors sent to all seven chief executives of the Nottinghamshire district and borough councils calls for them...

  • 4 days ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan

    News By Lauren Monaghan • Jun 24, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter Halsall Lloyd Partnership, an architect and design company in Nottingham and Liverpool, submitted plans to Ashfield District Council last Thursday (June 19) to build 23 one-bed apartments on the site of the Peacock Hotel in Huthwaite. The Peacock Hotel, in Main Street, was formerly a pub including residential accommodation closed in May 2024. The site’s history dates back to the 18th Century...

  • 5 days ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan |Andrew Topping |Lucy Marshall

    News By Lauren Monaghan • Jun 23, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter, Andrew Topping and Lucy Marshall Councillor James Walker-Gurley (Ref), Nottinghamshire County Council’s new cabinet member for economic development and asset management, says he’s yet to meet with officials from the East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA) eight weeks after getting elected. The new Reform politician was selected to drive growth and deliver regeneration projects in the...

  • 1 week ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan

    News By Lauren Monaghan • Jun 20, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter Reform UK took control of the authority following the May 1 election and, following a Mansfield North by-election on June 12, now has 41 seats out of a total of 66. The previous Conservative administration had boasted a “proud track record” of its services during its time, including £72 million invested into the county’s roads for 2025/26 by March 2025. It also prided itself on no library...

  • 1 week ago | nottstv.com | Latifa Yedroudj

    A review, carried out by Newark and Sherwood District Council earlier in March, assessed how local communities are represented in the Newark Town Council wards. The final recommendations will be discussed in a district council committee on Thursday (June 19), although a final decision is not expected until later in the summer. Under the recommendations, the town council’s South Ward would be renamed Middlebeck, and the Newark East ward would be merged into Beacon Ward.

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