Striking Nottingham ambulance staff say patient safety is 'being compromised every day' 'People are dying in corridors and it needs to stop' Nottingham Post · Dec 21, 2022
Nottingham Michelin star chef opens new restaurant with potential for more Mollis combines hip hop with fried chicken and soft serve ice cream Nottingham Post · Dec 21, 2022
The Nottinghamian: Round two of strike action and pub under fire for Christmas opening Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Tuesday, December 20 Nottingham Post · Dec 20, 2022
'Great backstreet boozer' in Beeston saved from closure as new tenants step in 'We took it on knowing it was probably going to be boarded up for quite some time,' said the new tenant, who is calling for the support of the community Nottingham Post · Dec 20, 2022
The Nottinghamian: An unlikely attraction closes and what to do this week Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Monday, December 19 Nottingham Post · Dec 19, 2022
Police make changes at Victoria Retail Park in bid to stop shoplifters Two new schemes are being brought to Victoria Retail Park in Netherfield, with the aim of keeping shoppers safe and preventing shoplifting. Nottingham Post · Dec 17, 2022
Family unable to sell home as 'corner of living room' doesn't belong to them Linda Hoffman and her son Bryn discovered that a corner of their living room and an area of garden space isn't actually their land and have been waiting two years to try and sell the home to fund a move elsewhere Edinburgh Live · Dec 17, 2022
Meet the couple behind Nottingham's newest underground venue Visitors will need to look for the door beside Wonderpho Nottingham Post · Dec 17, 2022
The Nottinghamian: High demand for Arnold bakers and charity Christmas tree vandalised again Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Friday, December 16 Nottingham Post · Dec 16, 2022
Royal Mail state 'every item of mail is important' after concerns of prioritising parcels The concerns were raised to Rushcliffe's Conservative MP Ruth Edwards. She has written to Royal Mail over the alleged issue Nottingham Post · Dec 16, 2022
The Nottinghamian: Historic nurse walkout and new underground venue planned for city Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Thursday, December 15 Nottingham Post · Dec 15, 2022
Nottingham nurses share why they are striking as historic NHS walkout takes place 'We suffer in the wards, we are working short-staffed all the time' Nottingham Post · Dec 15, 2022
Hidden underground Nottingham clothes shop opens with a unique theme Boutique Garden has opened in Radford on Hartley Road. The underground store sells a range of clothes and accessories Nottingham Post · Dec 15, 2022
The Nottinghamian: Scaling back redevelopment plans and Nott's thoughts on council tax rises Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Wednesday, December 14 Nottingham Post · Dec 14, 2022
Nottingham Post · Dec 12, 2022 The Nottinghamian: Warm hubs set up and what's on this week Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Monday, December 12
Nottingham Post · Dec 12, 2022 'World class' sanctuary for endangered animals with themed spa and restaurant planned for Nottinghamshire Guests at the sanctuary, named the Broxtowe Retreat, would be able to look into the reserves of rescued endangered animals and enjoy a themed spa and restaurant
Nottingham Post · Dec 12, 2022 Former 'buzzing' Long Eaton nightclub to become new flats Erewash Borough Council has granted permission for The Factory, in Long Eaton, to be turned into flats. The old nightclub was formerly known as Manhattans and in 2019 it underwent a revamp and was turned back into The Factory
Nottingham Post · Dec 11, 2022 How Nottingham's hospitals hope to get through challenging winter Monitoring some patients at home is one of the measures being taken to get through a winter which some say could be more challenging than the pandemic.
Nottingham Post · Dec 11, 2022 King's Mill Hospital maternity ward staffing levels 'horrendous', say midwives However, midwifery directors say the department maintains safe staffing levels. They say they haven't gone below the minimum staffing level in the last six months
Nottingham Post · Dec 9, 2022 'Our children can't go cold' - Fears from St Ann's parents as temperatures plummet and bills rise People across Nottinghamshire have been facing financial pressures for much of the year. As temperatures drop, households are being forced to spend more on heating.
Nottingham Post · Dec 9, 2022 Disgust in town where youths throw objects at buses Trentbarton buses stopped serving part of the route earlier this week after young yobs struck. Objects were thrown at three buses on Monday night (December 5) - damaging the vehicles.
Nottingham Post · Dec 8, 2022 The Nottinghamian: Putting Nottingham on the small screen and the best street style Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Thursday, December 8
Nottingham Post · Dec 8, 2022 Carl Froch recalls jumping in skip as Nottingham firm celebrates huge extension The company helped M&S's snow globe gin become a huge hit
Nottingham Post · Dec 7, 2022 'Chilling and thought-provoking' anti-violence bee sculpture visits Ilkeston The aim of the bee is to prevent violence and it provides a visual representation of intolerance to crime. The bee is on a trailer touring across the UK to share the anti-violence message
Nottingham Post · Dec 6, 2022 The Nottinghamian: Castle tickets still on sale and Green's Windmill awaits repairs Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Tuesday, December 6