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Labour is committed to a safer, cleaner, greener, ambitious Nottingham: a city we are all proud of! On our site you'll find news updates about what Labour are doing locally, a downloadable copy of our manifesto and details of how to contact Nottingham Labour if you have an issue or question. For help, see the site map.

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November 12th, 2009


OFFENDERS PROUD TO PAY BACK COMMUNITY
 
http://www.thisisnottingham.co.uk/news/Community-Payback-team-revamp-cascades-decades/article-1508140-detail/article.html
 
Nottingham’s local community is flowing better today thanks to Community Payback teams supported by Labour.
A fountain at Highfield, in University Park, was dirty, full of mud and silt after years of being ignored. However it is working again today as a result of [...]

November 11th, 2009


http://www.thisisnottingham.co.uk/news/City-UK-leader-renewable-energy/article-1486461-detail/article.html
 
Nottingham and Nottingham Labour Party are leading the country in the development of Green Energy, the Nottingham Evening Post reported this week.
 
The city generated four per cent of its own energy from renewable sources and waste in 2006 – more than five times higher than the next [...]

September 3rd, 2009


August 2009 was a very significant month for our City. You’ll have no doubt seen that the Government approved plans for Phase Two of the Nottingham Express Transit expansion – known better to you and me as the Tram.
Nottingham Labour have pushed for this extension because we believe that for [...]

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Councillor Profile – Carole Ann Jones, Berridge Ward

Carol was elected to the city council in May 2007. However this is not her first time, having served as member of the city council between 1972 and 1974. She attended Brunts Grammar School in Mansfield, and moved to Nottingham in 1970.
After leaving school, Carole studied Fashion Design and then [...]

A message from Labour Council Leader Jon Collins

“We’re proud of Nottingham, of the opportunities it offers and of the people who live here. We will work hard to defend the city from those who try to put it down and those who don’t respect it”

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