Ollerton

A hospital is appealing for adults to get their blood pressure checked following a man’s emotional message on national TV about the impact of strokes.

An uninsured driver has been barred from the roads due to his repeat offending.

Police have vowed that drink and drug driving “will never be tolerated” — as the force’s annual campaign saw 19 arrests in the district.

A council is to receive £3.3million more than expected from the Government — and has promised to invest it in the county’s roads.

Nottinghamshire households face paying between £9.30 and £27.90 more per year towards policing.

A council has welcomed a new chief executive.

The first permanent chief executive of the East Midlands Combined County Authority has officially taken up up position.

A new self-contained toilet, changing, and showering facility is now open in an Ollerton leisure centre.

As a new primary school prepares to open, a head teacher has been appointed to oversee the school at the helm.

Work is to start immediately on a new purpose-designed Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) building at a hospital, after planning approval was granted.

Scam victims have recovered more than £2million with help from Nottinghamshire Police’s fraud and cyber teams.

A series of winter wildlife walks is being held by the RSPB next month to help visitors get closer to nature and shake off the winter blues.

Residents could pay between £58 and £174 more each year as a council plans to raise its tax by nearly 5%.

Artificial intelligence technology being used in council services should not replace “empathy and fairness” for residents, a committee has warned.

The following planning applications have been submitted to Newark and Sherwood District Council for decision.

As is so often the case when we begin a new year the temperatures have recently plummeted with some snow and unfortunately rising floodwaters.

Nottinghamshire councillors have backed a series of measures designed to better prepare the county for future flooding events.

Ancient woodlands are Nottinghamshire’s most diverse habitat, providing a haven for wildlife and places of solace and inspiration for people.

A new associate board member has been sought to advocate for the voluntary, community, and social enterprise across the region.

The district is on average just 32 homes-a-year off it’s government set house-building target.