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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Revised plans for tower block up to 18 storeys high tipped for approval

3 days ago | nottstv.com | Joe Locker

News By Joe Locker • May 14, 2025 Share this By Joe Locker, Local Democracy Reporter MRP Nottingham Ltd had been planning to build a 22-storey block at the junction of Queen’s Road and London Road, where a number of commercial units have been demolished. It was to go hand-in-hand with a 12-storey block, purpose built for 406 students, before Nottingham councillors deferred the plans at a planning committee meeting in October 2022 due to design concerns. After making amendments, the developer...
Reform’s victory in local elections creating uncertainty for East Midlands’ bus operators

3 days ago | nottstv.com | Joe Locker

News, Politics, Transport By Joe Locker • May 14, 2025 Share this By Joe Locker, Local Democracy Reporter Public transport powers will be transferred from local councils to the East Midlands Combined County Authority from April next year, with Labour Mayor Claire Ward pledging to improve partnerships with existing bus companies in the region. The authority covers Nottingham and Derby city councils, as well as Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire county councils. However two of these councils – the...
Nottingham City Transport proves publicly-owned approach ‘can work’, minister says

3 days ago | nottstv.com | Joe Locker

News, Politics, Transport By Joe Locker • May 14, 2025 Share this By Joe Locker, Local Democracy Reporter In the 1980s most public bus services outside London were deregulated and privatised, leading to the mass sale of council-run bus companies. While metropolitan mayors were later given franchising powers in 2017, giving them greater control over the private firms that now operated them, councils were at the same time banned from setting up bus companies themselves. One of the outliers was...
New padel tennis facilities approved in Nottingham warehouse

1 week ago | nottstv.com | Lauren Monaghan

News By Lauren Monaghan • May 09, 2025 Share this By Lauren Monaghan, Junior Local Democracy Reporter Steve Summers from Advantage Padel Ltd applied to Nottingham City Council in March to turn the former Almor Limited factory into the new sports facility. Almor was a fabric and thermal factory which closed down in 2022. The City Council approved plans for the new padel tennis facilities on Wednesday (May 7). Padel tennis is a racquet sport which is played in an enclosed court which is around...
More than 180 objections on sand and gravel quarry plans in Rushcliffe village

1 week ago | nottstv.com | Latifa Yedroudj

News By Latifa Yedroudj • May 09, 2025 Share this Applicant Land Logical Limited submitted a planning application to build a mineral extraction site on land off Green Street, Mill Hill and land at Barton in Fabis off Chestnut Lane in March 2024. Plans would see the extraction of sand and gravel from the land which will then be processed, sold and distributed. There would also be footpaths and roads built to make the site more accessible for vehicles and traffic as works take place....
£1.58 million boost for Mansfield through shared prosperity fund

1 week ago | nottstv.com | Latifa Yedroudj

News By Latifa Yedroudj • May 09, 2025 Share this The funding, allocated by the East Midlands Counties Combined Authority (EMCCA), will give the council an extra £1.58 million pounds to be distributed to community grants, local events, skills support and business growth initiatives. The grant was discussed at a council meeting for the Portfolio Holder for Corporate and Finance on Friday, May 9. The UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) is a £2.6 billion fund open to all parts of the UK. It aims...
Council gives green light for £30 million demolition of remaining Broadmarsh site

1 week ago | nottstv.com | Latifa Yedroudj

News By Latifa Yedroudj • May 09, 2025 Share this Applicant Homes England submitted a prior approval determination application to Nottingham City Council on April 11. This was to confirm whether the demolition project could go-ahead without needing further planning approval from the council. Nottingham City Council has now given the green-light for the project on Thursday, May 8. Documents read: “The proposed demolition may be carried out at any time within five years of April 5, 2025, but...
Commissioners ‘greatly concerned’ over Nottingham City Council’s IT systems despite financial improvements

1 week ago | nottstv.com | Joe Locker

News, Politics By Joe Locker • May 08, 2025 Share this By Joe Locker, Local Democracy Reporter The team of three commissioners – led by Tony McArdle – has been providing progress reports since February 2024, just months after the authority declared effective bankruptcy in November 2023. In their second report, published on May 8, they were “pleased” with the council’s continued “constructive and cooperative working interaction”. They said they have not formally used any of their powers, with...
Rushcliffe council to introduce stricter rules for dog owners to tackle anti-social behaviour

1 week ago | nottstv.com | Latifa Yedroudj

Crime, News By Latifa Yedroudj • May 08, 2025 Share this The borough council is expected to extend a legal tool known as a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) in a bid to tackle animal-related antisocial behaviour. This is to act on an “increase in the frequency or seriousness” of dog-related incidents, such as dog-fouling and dogs off-lead in restricted areas, a report says. The order will be discussed at a meeting of the council’s cabinet on Tuesday (May 13). Under the new rules, dog...
Plans for solar panels approved on Grade-II listed Nottingham church

1 week ago | nottstv.com | Latifa Yedroudj

Environment, News By Latifa Yedroudj • May 08, 2025 Share this By Latifa Yedroudj, Junior Local Democracy Reporter St Andrews With Castle Gate United Reformed Church is located on Goldsmith Street in Nottingham city. Applicant Mark Goodwill-Hodgson submitted an application to the council on February 21 to install photovoltaic panels on the roof of the church. The Labour-run authority approved the plans on Wednesday, May 7. The project will see photovoltaic panels installed to the south and...