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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  • 1 week ago | nottstv.com | Latifa Yedroudj

    News By Latifa Yedroudj • Apr 15, 2025 Share this By Latifa Yedroudj, Junior Local Democracy Reporter The funding will go to Advice Nottingham, a consortium of six advice agencies in the city, dedicated to supporting struggling households. Funding for these services was due to end in September this year. Councillors have now approved a further £1.2 million to keep them running for another three years. The decision was made at the Commissioning and Procurement Executive Committee on Tuesday,...

  • 1 week ago | nottstv.com | Latifa Yedroudj

    News, Politics By Latifa Yedroudj • Apr 14, 2025 Share this By Latifa Yedroudj, Junior Local Democracy Reporter But the 2019 General Election saw the district elect a Conservative MP for the first time in more than 100 years – a result reversed by Labour in last year’s General Election. The Tories also picked up six out of the nine Nottinghamshire County Council divisions in the 2021 local election – with Labour winning the other three. However, could this change at the upcoming county...

  • 1 week ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan

    News By Lauren Monaghan • Apr 11, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter Carlton Academy on Coningswath Road has been handed £219,260 by Nottinghamshire County Council to create a new games area. The project will see new fencing, goal posts, basketball facilities and a spectator area, is “essential” for the academic trust to go ahead with its expansion plans. The school is for ages 11 to 18 and it includes a sixth form. The latest inspection by education watchdog...

  • 1 week ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan

    News By Lauren Monaghan • Apr 11, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter The Rushcliffe borough division sits about seven miles from Nottingham City Centre, with the area praised for the nearby 200-acre Cotgrave Country Park – popular with walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Conservative councillor and most recent council chairman, Richard Butler, has been the long-standing representative for Cotgrave at Nottinghamshire County Council since the 2001 local...

  • 2 weeks ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan

    News By Lauren Monaghan • Apr 09, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter The north Broxtowe town is steeped in heritage and culture, being the birthplace of internationally-renowned novelist D. H. Lawrence and possessing rich mining history. It was held by the Liberal Democrats from 2013 to 2017 then turned Conservative blue in 2017. It remained Conservative in the 2021 election and then turned Independent in a 2022 by-election. The last County Council election...

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