Nottingham City UNISON is joining together with the Notts Trades Council and other community groups and campaigners to mount a campaign to fight the devastating cuts being proposed at Nottingham City Council. We have organised a protest to coincide with the Executive Board meeting on Tuesday 13 February at 12.30 , outside Loxley House, and…
Nottingham SUTR has had a busy 12 months often working with trade unions locally and nationally. Please follow the link below to read their annual report detailing their activities since December 2022. Nottingham SUTR Annual Report If you would like to join their mailing list, please send an email to info@nottmsutr.co.uk and you will be…
The Branch has written to the three city MP’s calling for support to defend jobs and services. A copy of the letter can be seen here – letter to city MP’s
Please see below the link to a petition that the Branch has created on Change.org to oppose the cuts at Nottingham City Council and call on the Council to immediately launch a campaign to secure additional funding in order to avoid any further cuts to jobs and services. https://chng.it/9mmnhyqqDr We advise that colleagues sign the…
Branch Officers will be at the following members meetings to share updates on our campaign to fight the cuts at Nottingham City Council – so please join us at one of the meetings. Tuesday 16 January – 4.30 – 5.00pmTeams Meeting – Teams Meeting Link Wednesday 17 January – 12.30 – 1.30pm Room LH3.19, Loxley House…
SAVE OUR SERVICES IN NOTTINGHAM STOP THE CUTS! PUBLIC MEETING Following the tremendously successful lobby of Nottingham City Council on December 18, which was very well covered by all the major local media outlets, Notts TUC, along with unions representing Nottingham City Council workers, has organised this public meeting to discuss next steps in…
The Branch Secretary and Branch Chair have today issued a press release about the cuts at Nottingham City Council. Read the Press Release PRESS RELEASE 14.12.23
Nottingham City Council has issued a section 114 notice, effectively declaringbankruptcy, with a projected £23 million hole in the budget this year and ashortfall of £50.9 million next.The main cause of the council’s crisis is massive central governmentunderfunding since 2010, amounting to £100 million every year since 2013.Rather than fight the Government for more money…
Following a three week consultation period and consultative ballot, the majority of Nottingham City UNISON members who took part in the consultative ballot voted to accept the proposals. As three unions are involved (UNISON, Unite and GMB) we have to await the outcome of the other two unions’ ballot before proceeding. The contractual changes to…