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Are we in for a white Christmas?

Are we in for a white Christmas?

Are we in for a white Christmas?

19 December 2024

With Christmas just around the corner, the Met Office has confirmed what we can expect over the festive period from the weather.


Solar boost for rural village hall

Solar boost for rural village hall

Solar boost for rural village hall

17 December 2024

A rural funding pot has allowed a village hall to have solar panels installed — which have decreased running costs to allow for more events.


Multi-million-pound deal struck to ensure ‘only British steel’ used on major solar project

Multi-million-pound deal struck to ensure ‘only British steel’ used on major solar project

Multi-million-pound deal struck to ensure ‘only British steel’ used on major solar project

16 December 2024

A multi-million pound partnership deal has been struck by the developer of a major solar farm project which will exclusively see British steel used.

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Wrap up warm and look out for wonderful winter wildlife

Wrap up warm and look out for wonderful winter wildlife

Wrap up warm and look out for wonderful winter wildlife

15 December 2024

In his latest column, Erin McDaid of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, writes about the wildlife to watch out for this winter.


Works worth £1.2m to decarbonise and refurbish leisure centre underway

Works worth £1.2m to decarbonise and refurbish leisure centre underway

Works worth £1.2m to decarbonise and refurbish leisure centre underway

14 December 2024

Works worth £1.2million to refurbish and decarbonise a leisure centre with a pioneering heat pump have begun.


Significant changes made to major solar farm plans as developers say “we are listening”

Significant changes made to major solar farm plans as developers say “we are listening”

Significant changes made to major solar farm plans as developers say “we are listening”

11 December 2024

The developers behind plans to build one of Britain’s biggest solar parks in Newark and Sherwood have said they are listening to residents’ concerns.


Data-driven tree planting project to bring greener future for estate

Data-driven tree planting project to bring greener future for estate

Data-driven tree planting project to bring greener future for estate

10 December 2024

A pioneering data-driven tree planting scheme is set to help one of Newark’s most tree-deprived areas flourish.


Friends team up to set up new repair cafe

Friends team up to set up new repair cafe

Friends team up to set up new repair cafe

09 December 2024

Two friends are setting up a new repair cafe to bring the community together — and help fix their broken items.


Take on a midwinter wildlife challenge

Take on a midwinter wildlife challenge

Take on a midwinter wildlife challenge

08 December 2024

Erin McDaid of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust talks about a mid-winter wildlife challenge.


Businessman passionate about the climate named as a Deputy Lieutenant

Businessman passionate about the climate named as a Deputy Lieutenant

Businessman passionate about the climate named as a Deputy Lieutenant

06 December 2024

A businessman with a life-long passion for the climate has been appointed as a deputy to the Lord-Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire.


“We feel that the trees will provide adequate screening and won’t have much of an impact”

“We feel that the trees will provide adequate screening and won’t have much of an impact”

“We feel that the trees will provide adequate screening and won’t have much of an impact”

05 December 2024

Planners behind a new care home facility has reassured the community that due care will be given to the area — and that up to 75 jobs will be created.


Free tree scheme to return for sixth year

Free tree scheme to return for sixth year

Free tree scheme to return for sixth year

04 December 2024

A free tree scheme is set to return with the aim of enhancing the environment and our communities for the future.


Time to take care of the territorial red breast

Time to take care of the territorial red breast

Time to take care of the territorial red breast

01 December 2024

It’s supposed to be the season of good will, but our much-loved robins seem reluctant to enter the festive spirit when it comes to their own kind.


CCTV deployed and hundreds of fines issued in crackdown on crime and anti-social behaviour

CCTV deployed and hundreds of fines issued in crackdown on crime and anti-social behaviour

CCTV deployed and hundreds of fines issued in crackdown on crime and anti-social behaviour

29 November 2024

In just three months, CCTV across the district has helped secure 40 arrests or interventions, and identify over 80 incidents for police to follow up.

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Council defends “necessary” decision to fell trees in castle grounds

Council defends “necessary” decision to fell trees in castle grounds

Council defends “necessary” decision to fell trees in castle grounds

27 November 2024

Several trees have been cut down at a historic Newark landmark as a council prepares to start work on a major development project.

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Action taken to tackle unacceptable fly-tipping at world famous Sherwood Forest

Action taken to tackle unacceptable fly-tipping at world famous Sherwood Forest

Action taken to tackle unacceptable fly-tipping at world famous Sherwood Forest

26 November 2024

Action has been taken to tackle high levels of fly-tipping and environmental damage at one of the most iconic forests in the world.


Failure to take any action would be a COP out

Failure to take any action would be a COP out

Failure to take any action would be a COP out

24 November 2024

In his latest column Erin McDaid, of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, considers the outcomes of COP 29 and private sector influences.


Lincolnshire farmer say they won't backdown after protest closes

Lincolnshire farmer say they won't backdown after protest closes

Lincolnshire farmer say they won't backdown after protest closes

19 November 2024

One of the Lincolnshire farmers behind a mass rally in London says they won’t give up the fight against government tax plans.


Rushcliffe residents recycle nearly two tonnes of small electricals in first fortnight

Rushcliffe residents recycle nearly two tonnes of small electricals in first fortnight

Rushcliffe residents recycle nearly two tonnes of small electricals in first fortnight

18 November 2024

Residents in Rushcliffe have been praised for recycling nearly two tonnes of small electricals in just two weeks.


Vision and tenacity that sparked the Green Heart into life.

Vision and tenacity that sparked the Green Heart into life.

Vision and tenacity that sparked the Green Heart into life.

17 November 2024

Erin McDaid of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust talks about the vision and tenacity that sparked the Green Heart into life


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