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The Nottingham 0115 Area Code (Nottingham Dialling Code)

The 0115 area code is a 3 digit geographical dialling code (excluding the zero) used in telecommunications for the Nottingham area.

The local telephone numbers within the 0115 are 7 digits long.

The correct format in which to write a telephone number from the Nottingham area code is (0115) [x][x][x] [x][x][x][x].

Where is the 0115 Area Code?

The Nottingham 0115 dialling code intersects the counties of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire in the East Midlands Region of the UK.

When do I need to use the 0115 Nottingham dialling code?

You will need to use a dialling code if you are calling from a mobile phone or a landline outside of the 0115 Nottingham dialling code area. If you are calling a local number within the same area code with a landline telephone you do not need to use the 0115 dialling code.

Phoning the 0115 Dialling Code from Outside of the UK

If you are calling from outside of the UK. You will need to add the code for dialling internationally. This varies country to country, followed by the UK country code (44) followed by the area code without the initial zero (115).

Origins of the 0115 Nottingham Area Code

Before the 16th April 1995 known as PhONEday which changed telephone area codes by inserting a 1 at the beginning. The area code was 0602.

the historic mnemonic code for the 0115 area was NO2. The first two characters are taken from the letters N and O in NOttingham. On an old rotary dial telephone this was entered by dialling the numbers 6, 0 and 2.