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Abandoned Vehicles
Report abandoned vehicles and we will do our best to remove them as quickly as possible Street Scene will investigate vehicles that have been abandoned on public land in the Nottingham city boundary within two working days of being reported. Burnt out vehicles, or those in an otherwise dangerous condition, will be removed within 24 hours of being reported. Call the customer service centre or report it online. Vehicles on private land will take longer to deal with but should be reported to the customer service centre or report it online.
Accessibility Planning
Delivering Accessibility is one of the Government’s shared priorities for transport and forms a part of the Local Transport Plan for Greater Nottingham.
Adaptations Agency
Nottingham City Council’s Adaptations Agency offers a one-stop service to people who need to adapt their home because of a disability or due to the problems associated with increasing age.
Adoption & Fostering
Are you interested in learning more about fostering or adopting children and young people in Nottingham?
Adult and Children’s Services - Out of Hours
The City’s Emergency Duty Team works to provide support for a variety of people who need it. The Emergency Team provides advice and assistance when day service teams and social workers are not available. 4.30pm - 8.30am, Friday to Monday
Adult Contact Team
For further information about any of our adult social care services, or to refer yourself or someone you know for an assessment, please ring the Adult Contact Team on 0115 883 8460. The Adult Contact Team is the first point of contact for all enquiries about Adult Social Care Services. Our service advisors are happy to help and will take details of your enquiry.
Adult Safeguarding
Everyone has the right to live their life free from violence, fear and abuse. All adults have the right to be protected from harm or exploitation. This page informs you about what to do if you suspect someone is being abused or neglected.
Adult Social Care Teams
All Adult Social Care Teams have the same number.
Air Quality and Air Pollution
For further information on air quality, air pollution and Smoke Control Areas in the City area please follow the link:
Alarms
Report incidents of noise nuisance including vehicle and property alarms.
Vehicle alarms
An increasing number of road vehicles have anti-theft alarms fitted. A result of this is the increase in the number of noise complaints regarding vehicle alarms that sound for prolonged periods for no apparent reason. This can cause considerable disturbance, especially where they sound for long periods in residential areas.
Property Alarms
Whilst a burglar alarm can be a useful security measure the noise nuisance caused by faulty alarms can become a serious problem. Noise nuisance can be caused if your alarm rings regularly for no apparent reason. In view of this, we advise that you carry out certain procedures so complaints about your alarm can be avoided.
alcohol drugs and substance misuse
Drugs misuse and excessive alcohol consumption have an impact on health (including mental and sexual), families, avoidable injuries, crime (including domestic violence), employment and social networks.
The Drug and Alcohol Action Team (DATT) is a partnership board supported by a staff team, hosted by Neighbourhood Services. The DAAT is responsible for implementing the National Drug Strategy in Nottingham. They commission drug and alcohol treatment services for young people and adults across the city.
For information and advice about drugs contact: The Drug and Alcohol Action Team (DAAT) on 0115 915 1961 or visit www.nottinghamdrugactionteam.org
Allotments
Enquiries relating to allotment land in the city. The Council provides 3,300 allotment plots in the city, to encourage people to take up gardening and benefit from the satisfaction of growing fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers.
Animal Welfare
Provides licences and services dealing with a variety of animals. We offer practical help for residents dealing with animal problems.
Anti-Social Behaviour Hotline
Anti-social behaviour covers a wide range of problems, from disturbance from loud music to serious acts of violence and harassment. Report incidents of anti-social behaviour in your area using our confidential hotline and we will investigate.
Area 1 Team Bulwell & Bulwell Forest
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Area 2 Team Bestwood & Basford
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Area 3 Team Aspley, Bilborough & Leen Valley
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Area 4 Team Arboretum, Berridge, Radford & Park
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Area 5 Team Mapperley & Sherwood
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Area 6 Team St Ann’s & Dales
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Area 7 Team Wollaton & Lenton Abbey
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Area 8 Team Lenton & Bridge
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Area 9 Team Clifton, Wilford & Silverdale
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Area Committees
Over the years, Nottingham City Council has been reorganising its services so that we are more focused on meeting your local needs. Nottingham City is organised by ward and by area. There are nine areas in the city, all of similar size, and all with a local management team with local responsibilities. Each team works to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, improve local facilities and help young people in your area. Every neighbourhood hosts an Area Committee meeting to which residents are more than welcome to attend. These Area Committee meetings are for you to discuss and help make decisions about local issues.
Arrow Advertising
Advertise in the Nottingham Arrow, the City Council’s magazine - mailed directly to every home in the city.
Arts and Events.
Find out more about outdoor events, festivals, workshops, family events, world class concerts, exhibitions and sport activities.
Asbestos Disposal
Carried out by our Public Health team to ensure that business and residential properties are free from asbestos.
Aspley Library
Nottingham has 20 libraries, a mobile library and a library service to those who cannot get out of their homes. Joining your local library is easy, free and will give you access to books, videos, DVDs, music, FREE internet and much more.
Asylum Team
Providing support to unaccompanied asylum seekers under the age of 16 and advice and guidance to adult asylum seekers in the city.
Building control
Building Control provides a statutory consultancy service that enforces public health and safety through the Building Regulations and associated legislation.
