Heading back to 1966 again now, with this vintage film from the last days of trolleybuses running in Nottingham, including footage of the special journey on the last day, 1 July 1966. The trolleybus, numbered 506, left King Street/Queen Street at 11:45 and travelled along Mansfield Road and Sherwood Rise to Nottingham Road. On board were the Mayor, Alderman Percy Holland and the official party. The driver was Albert Parish and the conductor was Fred Cooper. | Nottingham City Transport

As our first electric buses hit the roads today, we would like to introduce the key partners behind the NCT electric bus project. For more information on our electric buses, visit our website: https://www.nctx.co.uk/electricbus | Nottingham City Transport

From next week, new laws require that all dogs must be micro-chipped, so their details can be entered into the national database. Alongside the comfort and reassurance for an owner of being reunited with their dog if it goes astray, dogs will also be able to travel on our buses in an easier and more convenient way thanks to our new Micro-Chip Dog Payment scheme called “Pound for a Hound”. | Nottingham City Transport