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A great deal for fans of tapas

A great deal for fans of tapas

Should you be a big fan of tapas like me, January is now the perfect month to treat yourself.

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Former teacher who championed physical education and sport awarded MBE

Former teacher who championed physical education and sport awarded MBE

A former school teacher has been awarded an MBE in the King’s New Year Honours for services to physical education.


Gross misconduct ruling: Former inspector’s use of force ‘entirely unnecessary’

Gross misconduct ruling: Former inspector’s use of force ‘entirely unnecessary’

A former inspector’s decision to punch and stamp on a member of public while on duty has been determined as amounting to gross misconduct.


Ambulance service stands down critical incident

Ambulance service stands down critical incident

An ambulance service has stood down its critical incident.


Fascinating history talks series to celebrate 400th anniversary of King Charles I’s ascension

Fascinating history talks series to celebrate 400th anniversary of King Charles I’s ascension

A museum will host a series of special events and talks to mark 400 years since King Charles I ascended to the throne.


More than 500 emergencies waiting for ambulance when critical incident declared

More than 500 emergencies waiting for ambulance when critical incident declared

East Midlands Ambulance Service had more than 500 emergencies waiting for a response when the service declared its first ever critical incident.


Children’s charity shop targeted by thieves

Children’s charity shop targeted by thieves

A charity shop has been left “devastated” after thieves caused thousands of pounds worth of damage during a break-in.

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Expensive gaming card stolen from town centre’s business

Expensive gaming card stolen from town centre’s business

A Southwell business has spoken of their ‘very heavy and saddened heart’ after having an expensive collectable.


River water levels are expected to peak due to delayed flooding

River water levels are expected to peak due to delayed flooding

The River Trent’s water levels are still rising following heavy snow and rain, but they should peak by the middle of today, officials say.


Get ready to ‘Rattle’ the Krampus away

Get ready to ‘Rattle’ the Krampus away

Those attending an ancient ceremony hosted by none other than the Sheriff of Nottingham in Sherwood Forest should keep an eye out for mischief makers.


Trust move helps to secure primary future

Trust move helps to secure primary future

A village primary school has been saved from potential closure after joining an educational trust.


Family business forced to close following floods

Family business forced to close following floods

Family business owners devastated as cafe is forced to close due to floods in village weeks just after it reopened.


£1 million invested into dance and techno festival

£1 million invested into dance and techno festival

More than £1 million has been invested into a dance music festival.


New tuition centre aiming to help students achieve full potential opens doors

New tuition centre aiming to help students achieve full potential opens doors

A new study centre offering maths and English programmes has opened its doors today (January 8).


Community comes together through ‘worst flood ever seen’

Community comes together through ‘worst flood ever seen’

A community came together to rescue the village’s homes and businesses following floods that left the high street looking like a “river”.


Former inspector tells misconduct hearing he stands by decision to punch man in A46 dispute

Former inspector tells misconduct hearing he stands by decision to punch man in A46 dispute

A former police inspector has given evidence at his misconduct hearing, following an incident where he punched a member of the public.


Seven new flood warnings issued for Newark area

Seven new flood warnings issued for Newark area

Several new flood warnings have been issued for Newark as river levels rise.


Former inspector’s misconduct hearing to continue despite claim of ‘unfairness’

Former inspector’s misconduct hearing to continue despite claim of ‘unfairness’

A former police inspector will face a misconduct hearing — despite an argument it would be ‘unfair’ to go ahead due to senior officers’ ‘promises’.


Police appeal to find wanted man

Police appeal to find wanted man

Police are appealing to the public for help in finding a wanted man.


New year’s resolution — time for a legal health check

New year’s resolution — time for a legal health check

New Year’s Resolutions –Time for a Legal Health Check?


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