Ollerton

Newark and Sherwood District Council said residents need to revert back to their calendar and place bins out on the normal day.

A music project involving children, families and older residents has been given a boost after obtaining lottery funding.

A council meeting being held at 2pm today with members and officers logging on from home rather than meeting in person could be a national first.

The figure is up 42 since yesterday. Nottingham city itself has 91 confirmed cases, up 12 since yesterday.

A community and volunteer hub to deliver support across the county during the virus outbreak has been launched.

District chief talks policing now the Government has agreed powers that can lead to fines or arrest for people who ignore coronavirus guidelines.

Openreach provides internet access to 31.8m premises and has seen a 28% increase in daytime usage over its fibre network across the UK.

Police officers were called to an address following a report of a man armed with a machete.

Police were called to an incident on Tuesday at around 7pm.

Castle House has closed with other council buildings. Here's other information about waste collection and support for businesses and self employed.

The hubs, which are being rolled out nationally, will allow residents to make contact if concerned of their or other people's access to supplies.

The supermarket chain will be giving the boost on the hourly rate for time worked across its stores, distribution and customer service centres.

NSDC has wasted no time in applying Government pledges of support for those affected directly by coronavirus. Full details here.

Jessica Blockley was reported missing from the area on Sunday, March 15, and officers are growing concerned for her safety.

Bentley, of Priestly Court, St Stephens Road, Ollerton, made over £7,500 from deposits his victims provided for a false property.

The list of sites where motorists can expect to see mobile speed cameras in Nottinghamshire has been announced.

Fire crews were called to an incident at a park on Friday at around 6.38pm where they used small tools and cutting gear in the rescue operation.

It comes after the supermarket giant confirmed it was making changes to its in-store bakery offering as part of a major review.

Nick Bentley posed as a landlord on 18 separate occasions and asked prospective tenants to pay a deposit for an address not available for rent.

A major incident has been announced following flooding in the district.