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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.

Traditions dating back hundreds of years were honoured at special events in North Muskham and Edwinstowe over the weekend.

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service wants to put its part of household council tax bills up by the maximum of £5 a year.

A yellow weather warning around the UK, including Nottinghamshire, has been issued as strong winds are predicted to batter the country.

Detectives investigating a serious assault outside a village pub have arrested a suspect.

Your help is needed to ‘make it count’ for our garden birds this weekend.

Nottinghamshire County Council is “cramming” in its road repairs before the next financial year and pushing for longer-term fixes after harsh winters.

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

Detectives are appealing for information after a man suffered serious injuries following an assault outside a village pub.

Peatlands are unique habitats capable of storing twice as much carbon as forests, writes Erin McDaid of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust.

A Nottinghamshire member of the country’s biggest nurses’ union says emergency department staff “walk on a knife edge” every shift.

An early intervention scheme has helped to redirect more than 30 young people who have strayed into anti-social behaviour.

A man who stole £390 worth of coats from a shop has been jailed after breaching his community order.

Former Nottinghamshire miners have accused the Government of unnecessarily delaying a decision to pay out a multi-billion pound pension pot surplus.

Civil orders have been and continue to be secured by police in bid to clamp down on violence against women and girls.

As we reflect on the first six months of this Government, it’s clear that real change is already happening, writes Sherwood Forest MP, Michelle Welsh.