Domino’s pizza takeaway planned for East Leake
A new Domino’s Pizza takeaways is planned for East Leake – but faces objections from a councillor over parking problems and concern there are already too many takeaways nearby. Pegasus Group, on behalf...
View ArticleHolocaust Memorial Day: Emergency services and councils across...
Today marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz–Birkenau. Nottinghamshire Police As part of Holocaust Memorial Day we’re remembering the millions of people who died, and a lantern has...
View ArticleMayor welcomes £66m extra transport funding announced for East Midlands
Almost £200 million is set to come to the East Midlands for transport across Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham, and Nottinghamshire. This significant funding – comprised of several different sources –...
View ArticleIrena Sendler Young Person Award launched by local councils to mark Holocaust...
To commemorate the legacy of WWII Polish hero and humanitarian Irena Sendler, Newark and Sherwood District Council and Newark Town Council have today launched the Irena Sendler Young Person Award. To...
View Article54 new homes on Arnold farmland get the go-ahead
The construction of 54 homes on Arnold farmland can now go ahead after a developer agreed how much money it will pay back to help improve the local area. Gedling Borough Council first received plans...
View ArticleHave your say on quality and standards for new developments in Rushcliffe
Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC) is preparing a new Design Code to set out quality and standard rules for new developments and is inviting residents, local interest groups, design professionals, and...
View ArticleNottinghamshire weather forecast for Tuesday 28 January
The weather forecast for Tuesday 28 January in Nottinghamshire. Early Morning (00:00 – 06:00) The early morning will be overcast with light rain expected, increasing to a 60% chance of precipitation by...
View ArticleBeeston: Drug dealer caught selling cocaine from his car
A drug dealer has been jailed after police spotted him selling cocaine from his car. Plain-clothed officers from Nottinghamshire Police’s Knife Crime Team were near Nottingham’s Arboretum when they...
View ArticleRushcliffe: RingGo cashless parking available at all council car parks – but...
Motorists can park effortlessly without needing to use a ticket machine by using the RingGo app on their smartphones. Upon arriving at a car park, users can download the RingGo app, call, text, or...
View ArticleCommunity Harmony in Action: Lady Bay’s January Jamboree sells out premiere...
The inaugural Lady Bay January Jamboree took place at the Poppy and Pint in West Bridgford on Sunday 19 January to a sold-out audience, with two new community-based music groups performing a wide range...
View ArticleBus named in honour of 84-year-old Nottingham Hospitals volunteer
An 84-year-old hospital volunteer has had a double-decker named after him after winning an award for his tireless dedication to staff and patients over the past 15 years. Roy Brooks-Porter – a...
View ArticleNotts students to get cheaper tram travel for rest of academic year with...
Students in Nottingham, including those at school, college, or university, can benefit from cheaper travel until the end of the 2025 academic year thanks to two new offers from Nottingham Express...
View ArticleLunar New Year event takes place at Bingham Arena
Friends and families are invited to a Lunar New Year Celebratory event sponsored by Barratt Homes on Saturday February 1 from 11am until 4pm at Bingham Arena for a fun day out with themed games,...
View ArticleAppeal after jewellery stolen in Nottinghamshire village burglary
Police are appealing for information as they work to reunite a couple with hugely sentimental jewellery. The items were stolen following a burglary at a house in Forest Lane, Papplewick, on 16 December...
View ArticleAnother new plan for Broad Marsh this year to focus on family homes not...
The leader of Nottingham City Council says new plans for the wider Broad Marsh site will be revealed by the end of March – and promised to prioritise the building of family homes over student...
View ArticleWoman robbed on canal towpath near Nottingham Crown Court
Officers are investigating a robbery in Nottingham city centre. The incident happened along a canal towpath behind Nottingham Crown Court on Tuesday 28 January just after 8am. A woman, in her 40s,...
View ArticleKiddey Stones: Row over Newark sculptures continues at council meeting
Nottinghamshire politicians are locked in a row over spending on public art after two separate sculpture projects faced questions about their value to taxpayers. Newark and Sherwood District Council...
View ArticleHistoric shopfront given new lease of life with lottery funding
The building occupied by family-run furniture business Eyres of Worksop, on the corner of Westgate, has been brought back to its former glory following a ten-month restoration. Work included...
View ArticleResidents take part in artwork project to create park mural
An art project, supported by the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Funding, is underway in Netherfield to inspire creativity and get local people learning new skills in their local community. Local...
View ArticleSEND provision in Nottinghamshire a ‘priority’ says Cabinet Member Ben Bradley
Nottinghamshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Education and SEND, Councillor Ben Bradley, made his comments in response to a petition to the council asking for improvements to be made. Councillor...
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