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A group of people stand in a grassy field with a large dartboard, giant Connect Four game, and several cardboard boxes of outdoor games.

Positive Local News · 20 October

Avove Supports Woodhouse Park Community with Equipment Donation

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A grand building featuring a large domed roof and classical columns, with a modern building adjacent to it under a clear blue sky with a faint contrail.

Feature · Council / Government Updates · 13 October

Draft Budget Sets Out Council Tax Freeze for Nottingham Residents

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A group of young children and an adult interacting with a large, realistic dinosaur costume.Education · 17 SeptemberNottinghamshire Primary Schools Invited to Win Free Immersive Experience for PupilsA large crowd of people sits facing a brightly lit stage in a grand, blue-lit cathedral with a large cross hanging above.Events · 11 SeptemberThe Best of Hans Zimmer and Film Favourites Comes to Albert Hall Nottingham This AutumnThree people holding a large check in front of a white car with a helicopter graphic and houses in the background.Community · 30 AugustMaking a Difference: Nottinghamshire Housebuilder Donates £4,500 to Emergency CharityA group of cheerful young girls sitting at a table with plates of food, smiling and laughing.Education · 18 AugustNottingham Secures £1.6m Boost Through Free School Meals Auto-EnrolmentA woman sits at a desk, looking at a laptop and using sign language with her hands.Council / Government Updates · 10 AugustNottingham Council Improves Access with British Sign Language ServiceA wide shot of a playground with green grass in the foreground and various playground equipment, including swings and a slide, visible behind a fence, with trees and a building in the background under a cloudy sky.Environment · 2 AugustGreen Nottingham: Discovering the City's Best Parks, Walks and Green SpacesA man wearing a red CPR vest has a woman's arms around his torso, demonstrating the Heimlich maneuver, while he makes a gasping expression.Community · 20 JulyYoungsters Learn Lifesaving First Aid Skills at Nottinghamshire School HubA child's legs and feet are visible at the top left of the image, walking on a pavement with chalk drawings of circles and zigzags. The words "GRANT AWARDED" are written in large, bright pink and yellow letters across the center of the image, with "CHEWING GUM TASK FORCE" in smaller white letters atLocal News · 2 JulyKeep Britain Tidy Grant Supports Cleaner Streets Across Nottingham

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