Nottingham Labour

We’re out all year round not just elections! #Nottingham #Labour out listening to residents in Bestwood, St Anns and Mapperley today. Lots of contacts made and casework logged!

Quality #Nottingham #Labour teams out in Bilborough and Clifton listening to residents today. #Labourdoorstep

Money in resident's pockets with £25m investment

A £10m+ boost to our local economy

With support from the Labour Government, Nottingham's 14 year nightmare of austerity is over. Last night Labour councillors voted for a budget that begins the task of restoring public services, investing in local people and supporting household budgets.

Lots of positive conversations in Wollaton West this morning with our team of @ng_labour councillors and volunteers. We picked up feedback, on lots of issues particularly pleased to be able to tell people about our @UKLabour £7.3bn investment into fixing local roads!

@brumbitcoin @CllrNeghat @Ethan_Radford_ @AlexJJNorris @LilianGreenwood @NadiaWhittomeMP @LindaWoodings @CllrBarnard @CllrJHayes @JenkinsCorall Council debt is down 64% since 2020 and just last week the government announced commissioner-led intervention would end in February, within the 2 year timeframe.

@ng_labour @CllrNeghat @Ethan_Radford_ @AlexJJNorris @LilianGreenwood @NadiaWhittomeMP @LindaWoodings @CllrBarnard @CllrJHayes @JenkinsCorall Aren't you still £300 Million in debt & still under section 114 Special Measures?

Today we can confirm that Nottingham City Council will be slashing the council tax increase by ruling out a 4.99% rate, for the first time in 18 years This will benefit every household in Nottingham, putting more money into the pockets of local people Read more here 👇

And what does this mean for Nottingham?

So what happens next?

Last week it was announced that the three Government appointed commissioners sent to Nottingham City Council would be leaving in February, bringing to an end their two year intervention period. Read more below on what's this all means for you and Nottingham City 👇