Man in hospital after serious canal path assault
It took place at about 09:00 BST on Thursday near to the London Road bridge in the city centre, said Nottinghamshire Police.
A cordon remains in place, the force added.
Ch Insp Craig Berry said: "Officers are working hard to understand the circumstances of what happened and are appealing for witnesses to come forward."
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