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Wednesday 8th September, 2010
Man Appears In Court After Rainworth Pub Theft
A 29-year-old man has appeared in court charged with handling stolen goods from a pub in Rainworth. more...
Tuesday 7th September, 2010
Labour Slams County Councils Improvement Directors Pay Rise
Labour Councillors have slammed a decision by Nottinghamshire County Council to increase a new Improvement Directors salary by £17,000- just weeks after the appointment was made. more...
Thursday 2nd September, 2010
Some Street Lights Could Go Out To Cut Costs
Some street lights in Mansfield and Ashfield could be switched off from the end of this year as part of a cost-cutting exercise. more...
Wednesday 1st September, 2010
The Big Budget Conversation Begins
Notts County Council are wanting the public's help to cut over £150m worth of services in the coming years. more...
Wednesday 1st September, 2010
Hospital Rebuild Nears Completion
The full renovation of Kings Mill Hospital is expected to be finished in just six months' time. more...
Friday 27th August, 2010
Crime At Its Lowest Level In History
Over the last 12 months Nottinghamshire has become a safer place to live with crime at an all time low. more...
Friday 20th August, 2010
Notts Drivers Fail Breath Tests
One in ten drivers have failed breath tests in Nottinghamshire this summer. more...
Thursday 19th August, 2010
Does Your Business Have A Visionary Idea For The Olympic Torch?
Local companies are being urged to put forward a bid to design the London 2012 Olympic Torch. more...
Monday 16th August, 2010
Swann Says Drink Drive Charge Came As He Tried To Rescue His Cat
Nottinghamshire cricketer Graeme Swann told police he was trying to rescue his cat when he was pulled over in his Porsche. more...
Friday 13th August, 2010
Police Confirm Stolen Digger Used In Robbery
Police have confirmed a digger used to steal a cash machine from a Bilsthorpe Post Office this morning had been stolen from Farnsfield on Wednesday. more...
Friday 13th August, 2010
JCB Used In Post Office Robbery
Thieves removed a cash mashine from a wall of Bilsthorpe Post Office in the early hours of this morning. more...
Thursday 12th August, 2010
ABSO Served On Ollerton Teenager
A 16-year-old boy from Ollerton has become the latest to be served with an ASBO. more...
Wednesday 11th August, 2010
Jobs Shock At County Council
Notts County Council say 3,000 jobs are at risk there over the next three years. more...
Tuesday 10th August, 2010
Ollerton Arrest Leads To Heorin Supply Charge
A 47-year-old man arrested in Ollerton on Sunday has appeared in court and remanded into custody on drugs charges. more...
Thursday 5th August, 2010
Drink Driving Clampdown In Notts
A recent clampdown on drink drivers in Notts has shown the problem has not gone away from the county's roads. more...
Tuesday 3rd August, 2010
Good SATs Results In Notts
Nottinghamshire's youngsters have performed well in the latest SATs results released today. more...
Monday 2nd August, 2010
Over £7m Owed In Taxes In Our Area
Residents across Mansfield, Ashfield, Newark and Sherwood, and Bolsover owe more than £7m in taxes. more...
Monday 2nd August, 2010
Free Swimming Comes To An End
As of today, under 16s and over 60s will now have to pay to swim in our pools. more...
Wednesday 28th July, 2010
Jacques Loses Appeal
A hired assassin who was jailed for 28 years has had his sentence reduced on appeal. more...
Wednesday 28th July, 2010
Man Jailed For Pretending Crash Car Was Stolen
A Clipstone man has been jailed for six months for pretending a company car he crashed was being driven by someone who had stolen his keys. more...
Tuesday 27th July, 2010
Star Name For Headstock
Legendary rock band Ash will head the line-up at this year's new Headstock Festival at the Newstead and Annesley Country Park. more...
Thursday 22nd July, 2010
Clumber Park Blaze 'Suspicious'
Fire chiefs think a blaze that severely damaged a workshop at Clumber Park may have been started deliberately. more...
Thursday 22nd July, 2010
Police Authority Chairman Steps Down
The Notts Police Authority is parting company with its Chief Executive. more...
Monday 19th July, 2010
Two Car Crash On A614
Two people were taken to hospital yesterday afternoon after a crash on the A614. more...
Monday 19th July, 2010
Swann Charged With Drink-Driving
Notts and England cricketer Graeme Swann has been charged with drink-driving. more...
Friday 16th July, 2010
Job Losses At County Council
The government's decision to end all school building projects has led to more job losses at Notts County Council. more...
Friday 16th July, 2010
Senior Police Officer Given Queen's Medal
A senior Notts Police Officer who helped solve two murders in our area has been given a top honour. more...
Thursday 15th July, 2010
Crime Rates Drop In Notts
Crime in Nottinghamshire has dropped but the county still has the third highest rate in England and Wales. more...
Thursday 15th July, 2010
Motorbike Campaign Begins In Notts
Be Safe Be Seen - the message for motorcyclists from Notts Police as they launch a major "Think Bike" campaign this week. more...
Tuesday 13th July, 2010
Numbers Up For Local Police Phone Lines
From today there will be just one contact number for Nottinghamshire Police for non-emergency matters. more...
Tuesday 13th July, 2010
Oxton Pub Won't Be Closed This Weekend
It has emerged that a pub in Oxton that was caught serving alcohol to under-18s will be open this weekend. more...
Monday 12th July, 2010
Local PCT Awaits 'NHS Revolution'
The Government is set to unveil what is being billed as the biggest revolution in the NHS for sixty years. more...
Monday 12th July, 2010
Oxton Pub Served Closure Notice
An Oxton pub will be closed for 48 hours from noon on Saturday for selling booze to underage drinkers. more...
Monday 12th July, 2010
Canaries Stolen In New Houghton Burglary
Police are appealing for information after 67 canaries were stolen from aviaries in a village garden in New Houghton. more...
Monday 12th July, 2010
Search On For Notts' Most Wanted
Notts Police have launched a major campaign to catch the county's Most Wanted criminals. more...
Thursday 8th July, 2010
Rainworth Teenager Wins Damages
A Rainworth teenager has won a multi-million pound payout after she was left brain damaged and paralysed following a string of medical errors. more...
Tuesday 6th July, 2010
Plans To Rebuild Local Schools Shelved
The coalition government yesterday shelved plans to rebuild schools in our local area. more...
Monday 5th July, 2010
Tift Name Continues In Local Politics
The widow of a well-loved Rainworth District Councillor is set to continue his work. more...
Thursday 1st July, 2010
Crash Closes A614 For A Time
A road in our area was closed for a time this morning following a crash. more...
Wednesday 30th June, 2010
Dangerous Toy Guns Seized
Twelve toy guns that, it is feared, could cause damage to children’s eyes have been seized by Notts Trading Standards Officers. more...
Tuesday 29th June, 2010
County Council Consider Private Option
Notts County Council are considering handing over some services to the private sector to reduce its costs. more...
Thursday 24th June, 2010
Man Dies In Road Collision
A 47-year-old man has died in a road collision in Boughton. more...
Thursday 24th June, 2010
Arrests After England Game
Five people were arrested in Nottinghamshire following yesterday's England match. more...
Wednesday 23rd June, 2010
Mincing Machine Stolen
Two Newark man have been charged with the theft of a commercial mincing machine in Edwinstowe. more...
Wednesday 23rd June, 2010
Youngsters Become Fire Safety Aware
Children across our area are being told by firefighters how to stay safe and spot potential fire hazards. more...
Tuesday 22nd June, 2010
County Council Eye Energy Cuts
Nottinghamshire County Council are expecting to save £6m a year on its energy bill, thanks to new ways of buying gas and electric. more...
Tuesday 22nd June, 2010
Rainworth Pub Broken Into
A Rainworth pub was one of five targeted across Nottinghamshire by burglars over the weekend. more...
Monday 21st June, 2010
Headstocks Debate Continues
The debate on the future of the historic mining headstocks in Clipstone rages on, despite a meeting aimed at sorting the situation. more...
Monday 21st June, 2010
Robin Hood Boost For Notts
The release of the latest Robin Hood film has seen a massive tourist boost for Nottinghamshire. more...
Thursday 17th June, 2010
Tougher Rules Set For Petting Farms
A call for tougher hygiene rules at petting farms has been welcomed by one such attraction locally. more...
Wednesday 16th June, 2010
Former Magpies Player Is Jailed
A former Notts County footballer has been jailed for 38 months. more...
Tuesday 15th June, 2010
Deputy Chief Constable Takes Legal Action
Legal action is being taken against Notts Police by the man who's leaving his role as Deputy Chief Constable. more...
Monday 14th June, 2010
Ash Cloud Costs East Midlands Airport
The volcanic ash crisis cost East Midlands Airport more than a million pounds. more...
Thursday 10th June, 2010
Future Of Headstocks Meeting Tonight
The future of a historic mining landmark is being discussed in Clipstone tonight. more...
Monday 7th June, 2010
Notts Holidaymakers Get Further Protection
Notts Police is joining forces with travel agencies across the county this summer to protect holidaymakers from burglary. more...
Friday 4th June, 2010
Five Year Jail Term For Man Who Caused Edwinstowe Crash
A Lithuanian motorist’s been jailed for five years after very risky overtaking by him on a road near Edwinstowe led to a pensioner’s death. more...
Thursday 3rd June, 2010
Gun Amnesty Coming To End
It is the final few days for Notts Police's revolver amnesty. more...
Thursday 3rd June, 2010
Ollerton Man To Be Sentenced After Edwinstowe Collision
A 40-year-old Ollerton man's admitted his careless driving caused the death of a woman in a collision in Edwinstowe. more...
Wednesday 2nd June, 2010
Warning Over Beauty Spot Car Thefts
Visitors to local beauty spots are being warned to be on their guard after a spate of thefts from vehicles yesterday afternoon. more...
Wednesday 2nd June, 2010
Fatal 4 Crackdown Begins
A road safety campaign has begun in Notts and Derbyshire targeting the so-called 'Fatal 4'. more...
Tuesday 1st June, 2010
Drink Drive Crackdown Begins
Nottinghamshire Police have launched a campaign to crack down on drink driving as the World Cup approaches. more...
Friday 28th May, 2010
Jury Convicts Man Of 16 Sex Offences
A former Notts man’s been convicted of a string of sex offences, some of which were in the county. more...
Friday 28th May, 2010
Police Puppies All Find Homes
Nottinghamshire Police’s Dog Section has found homes for all five puppies from the force’s in-house dog breeding programme. more...
Friday 28th May, 2010
Distraction Burglary Warning
New Ollerton residents are being warned about letting strangers into their homes after two distraction burglaries there yesterday evening. more...
Friday 28th May, 2010
A60 Victim Named As Inquest Opens
A 20-year-old Clipstone man who died in a three-vehicle collision this week has been named. more...
Friday 28th May, 2010
UK Coal In Court
UK Coal and two of its managers are being prosecuted for alleged health and safety breaches following the deaths of four mineworkers, one in our area. more...
Friday 28th May, 2010
Local Warning About Quarries
As the summer months approach, managers of local sites are warning people about the dangers of trespassing in them. more...
Friday 28th May, 2010
Local World Cup Song For Great Cause
A local songwriting team is hoping their new World Cup song will raise awareness of the importance of organ donation. more...
Thursday 27th May, 2010
Police Aid Convoy After More Volunteers
One of our area's biggest charities is on the lookout for more volunteers. more...
Wednesday 26th May, 2010
More Time To Shape Sherwood's Future
Residents in the Newark and Sherwood District have been given an extra week to shape the area's future. more...
Tuesday 25th May, 2010
Sentenced Halved For Rainworth Paedophile
A Rainworth paedophile has had his jail term halved after an appeal. more...
Thursday 20th May, 2010
Police Pups Need Good Home
Nottinghamshire Police’s Dog Section is looking for loving homes for five puppies from the force’s in-house dog breeding programme. more...
Wednesday 19th May, 2010
Over 2,000 Westlife Tickets Sold Already
Mansfield Town FC have extended their office opening hours this evening after being inundated with calls for their Westlife concert on 21st August. more...
Tuesday 18th May, 2010
Incinerator Public Inquiry To Go Ahead
A public inquiry into plans for an incinerator near Rainworth will resume in September. more...
Tuesday 18th May, 2010
Area's MPs Sit In New House Of Commons
Two of our area's MPs will sit in the House of Commons for the first time today. more...
Tuesday 18th May, 2010
Dog Handler Returns To Work
A Nottinghamshire police dog handler who forgot his two German Shepherds which died in the back of his sweltering car has returned to work. more...
Friday 7th May, 2010
ELECTION 2010: Ashfield, Mansfield, Bolsover Stay Red - Tories Take Sherwood
Labour kept hold of three of our area's constituencies - albeit with reduced majorities - whilst Sherwood turned blue as voters made their choice in Election 2010. more...
Thursday 6th May, 2010
Award Nomination Delight For 103.2
Mansfield 103.2 has been nominated for an Arqiva Commercial Radio Award. more...
Thursday 29th April, 2010
Robbers Hold Up Bilsthorpe Store
Police are urging anyone with information about a robbery at a Bilsthorpe convenience store on Sunday to help trace the offenders. more...
Thursday 29th April, 2010
Blidworth Man Charged After Burglary
A Blidworth man's been changed in connection with a burglary in the village. more...
Wednesday 28th April, 2010
Crimestoppers Success Across Notts
Almost 300 people were arrested last year following anonymous tip offs from the Notts public. more...
Friday 23rd April, 2010
Two Charged With Burglary At Ex-Pit Site
Two Mansfield men will appear before magistrates next week charged with burglary at the former Clipstone Colliery site. more...
Tuesday 20th April, 2010
Election 2010: Parliamentary Nominations Announced
The full list of parliamentary nominations for our constituencies is being announced this evening. more...
Thursday 15th April, 2010
Rainworth Mourns Death Of Councillor
One of Rainworth's best-known councillors has died. more...
Wednesday 14th April, 2010
Shed Thieves Warning As Summer Comes
A new campaign is calling on people to protect themselves from thieves who target sheds and allotments. more...
Tuesday 13th April, 2010
Dog Ban Provokes Fury
A ban on dogs in certain designated areas across Newark and Sherwood has sparked an angry reaction from the Dogs Trust, the UK's largest dog welfare charity. more...
Tuesday 13th April, 2010
Driveways Warning For Notts Residents
Residents in Nottinghamshire are being asked to be careful who they hire to build their driveways and pathways. more...
Thursday 8th April, 2010
FM Extension For Mansfield 103.2
Mansfield 103.2 has been celebrating after its FM licence was extended. more...
Wednesday 7th April, 2010
Man Jailed For Damaging Headstock
A man's been jailed for breaking into Clipstone Colliery and damaging the historic headstocks. more...
Friday 26th March, 2010
Waste Incinerator Company Given More Time
The company behind plans to build a waste incinerator near Rainworth have been given more time to get the go ahead. more...
Friday 19th March, 2010
Local Soldiers Honoured For Bravery
A Mansfield soldier is amongst 150 being honoured today outstanding gallantry in the latest Operational Awards List. more...
Friday 19th March, 2010
New Initiative Aims To Blunt Knife Crime
A major cash boost hopes to help cut the number of young people involved in violent crime in Nottinghamshire. more...
Thursday 18th March, 2010
Two More Years For Incinerator Approval?
Those behind controversial plans for an incinerator near Rainworth may get two more years to get the go-ahead. more...
Friday 12th March, 2010
Witnesses Needed Of Ambulance Crash
Witnesses to a serious road collision in which two people were seriously injured are being urged to contact Notts Police. more...
Thursday 11th March, 2010
Edwinstowe Crash Victim Named
Notts Police have today confirmed the name of the person who died following a road traffic collision at Edwinstowe on Sunday morning. more...
Wednesday 10th March, 2010
Dramatic Fall In Crime Across Notts
Crime has dropped in Nottinghamshire by nearly 15%, according to new figures released today. more...
Wednesday 10th March, 2010
Serial Offenders Crimes Down In Notts
The number of crimes committed in Nottinghamshire by the county's most prolific offenders has dropped dramatically. more...
Tuesday 9th March, 2010
Man Charged Following Edwinstowe Crash
An Ollerton man appears before magistrates today following a fatal crash in Edwinstowe at the weekend. more...
Monday 8th March, 2010
Witnesses Needed To Fatal Edwinstowe Crash
Police are keen to speak to the occupants of a silver Vauxhall Vectra who they believe witnessed a fatal collision between two vehicles on the A6075 near Edwinstowe on Sunday morning. more...
Thursday 4th March, 2010
Most People Happy With Councils And Police Says Report
Seven out of ten people in Nottinghamshire say the police and councils are dealing with their issues, says a new report. more...
Wednesday 3rd March, 2010
Algerian 'Fugitive' Arrested In Ollerton
An Algerian man who entered the UK illegally while on the run from Greece has been tracked down and arrested in Ollerton. more...
Tuesday 2nd March, 2010
Notts Police Improves
Nottinghamshire Police has improved its service to the public, according to a new report published today. more...
Friday 26th February, 2010
Labour Triumph In By-Elections
It was a good night for Labour in yesterday’s by-elections in our area. more...
Friday 26th February, 2010
County Council Cuts Voted Through
Notts County Council have approved their controversial budget. more...
Thursday 25th February, 2010
'Change Programme' Passed By County Council
Plans to change the way Notts County Council operates to save £500m over the next five years have been passed today by councillors. more...
Wednesday 24th February, 2010
County Council Set To Discuss Budget Proposals
There is set to be a stormy meeting amongst Notts County Councillors tomorrow. more...
Wednesday 24th February, 2010
Warning Not To Rush In Buying At The Door
A local lady is keen to encourage people who are door-stepped by salesmen to take time before they buy. more...
Tuesday 23rd February, 2010
More Special Constables Needed
Nottinghamshire Police are on the lookout for new special constables. more...
Friday 19th February, 2010
Court Appearance After Blidworth Disturbance
Eleven people appear in court today in connection with disturbances in Blidworth last Summer. more...
Friday 12th February, 2010
Increase In Notts Salt Budget
Nottinghamshire County Council is investigating an extra £100,000 in its salt budget and an extra £150,000 in repairing winter damage to the roads. more...
Thursday 11th February, 2010
New Plans For Sherwood Forest Visitors Centre
Plans for a new £5.2m visitors centre to house the best of Robin Hood has been revealed. more...
Tuesday 9th February, 2010
Search Ends At Blidworth Field
Police forensic teams have been searching a field off a dirt track in Blidworth as part of an ongoing investigation. more...
Friday 5th February, 2010
Arson Attack Leads To Bilsthorpe House Fire
Investigations are continuing into an arson attack in Bilsthorpe. more...
Friday 5th February, 2010
Father Jailed After Quad Bike Tragedy
A father's been jailed for twelve months for letting his 15-year-old son drive a quad bike with a pillion passenger who was killed in a crash in woodland near Mansfield. more...
Thursday 4th February, 2010
Local MP Expenses Repayments Revealed
The findings of a review into MPs' expenses has been published. more...
Wednesday 3rd February, 2010
Boost In Emergency Calls Performance
Calling 999 in Nottinghamshire could put you in safe hands. more...
Wednesday 3rd February, 2010
Disabled Learners Graduate
Twenty local disabled learners are celebrating today after graduating from a course designed to better equip them for independent life. more...
Friday 22nd January, 2010
Police Review Welcomed
Nottinghamshire Police are welcoming a review into their services. more...
Thursday 21st January, 2010
E-Fit Of Bilsthorpe Raider Released
Police have issued an e-fit image of a man suspected of stealing cash and credit cards from an elderly Bilsthorpe resident. more...
Thursday 21st January, 2010
Fresh Appeal Following Halam Robbery
There's been a fresh appeal for witnesses to a robbery in our area. more...
Wednesday 20th January, 2010
Council Budget Consultation Continues
Notts County Council have announced a new budget proposal which could see a reprieve for some services. more...
Tuesday 19th January, 2010
Area Welcomes Coldstream Guards
A hundred soldiers are marching through our area over the next couple of days. more...
Friday 15th January, 2010
BIG FREEZE 2010 - Council Services UPDATE
Information on how the weather is effecting our local services across Mansfield, Ashfield, Bolsover and beyond. more...
Friday 15th January, 2010
BIG FREEZE 2010 - Event Cancellations
Information on how the weather is affecting events in Mansfield, Ashfield and Bolsover over the next few days. more...
Wednesday 13th January, 2010
BIG FREEZE 2010 - King's Mill Hospital Update
As the effects of adverse weather continues, King’s Mill Hospital is updating local residents and patients on how the tricky conditions are affecting services and treatment there. more...
Wednesday 13th January, 2010
BIG FREEZE 2010 - Latest King's Mill Advice
Due to the treacherous road conditions today, and police advice only to travel if you have to, King’s Mill Hospital are advising people not to attend for their outpatient appointment unless absolutely necessary. more...
Tuesday 12th January, 2010
Landmark Gets Reprieve
A local landmark has been given a cash boost after it was in danger of collapsing. more...
Tuesday 12th January, 2010
Nottinghamshire Grit Latest
Despite the 150 tonnes of salt delivered to Notts County Council yesterday, they only have enough to treat the County's roads for a further two days. more...
Friday 8th January, 2010
Use The NHS Correctly During The BIG FREEZE
NHS Nottinghamshire County are launching their ‘Right care, first time’ campaign as the cold snap takes hold. more...
Thursday 7th January, 2010
BOGUS SNOW CLEARERS WARNING
Thieves posing as Council workers stole over £500 from an elderly Council tenant today (Thursday 7 January) after offering to clear snow from her driveway. more...
Thursday 7th January, 2010
Mansfield Palace Theatre INFO
For customers attending the forthcoming run of Westfield Folkhouse’s Panto, Little Red Riding Hood at Mansfield Palace Theatre. more...
Thursday 7th January, 2010
Dog Deaths Cause 'Unresolved'
The final set of tests has taken place on a piece of local woodland following the death of a number of dogs. more...
Thursday 7th January, 2010
THE BIG FREEZE 2010 - Bus Information
The latest on how the buses are running during the bad weather. more...
Wednesday 6th January, 2010
School Closures THURSDAY 7th JAN
A list of school closures for Thursday 7th January. more...
Wednesday 6th January, 2010
The Home Of Grit Music
Mansfield 103.2 has received record hits on the website this week after keeping people up-to-date with the latest info on the BIG FREEZE. more...
Wednesday 6th January, 2010
Some Operations Postponed!
King's Mill Hospital make the move after an increase in admissions in emergency and the weather conditions. more...
Wednesday 6th January, 2010
Notts County Council Services Information UPDATE
All the latest information from Notts County Council. more...
Wednesday 6th January, 2010
Mansfield 103.2 Sledging Advice
A few handy tips to help you stay safe on the slopes around Mansfield, Ashfield and Bolsover courtesy of the RoSPA. more...
Tuesday 5th January, 2010
School Closures WEDNESDAY 6th JAN
A list of school closures for Wednesday 6th January. more...
Tuesday 5th January, 2010
School Closures TUESDAY 5TH JAN
Some schools are closed due to the freezing weather. Check out our latest list of closures more...
Friday 1st January, 2010
Notts Police Have Busy New Year
Nottinghamshire Police had a busy but quieter than usual night as the New Year was rung in across the county. more...
Thursday 31st December, 2009
Notts Top Cop In Honours List
A Nottinghamshire senior police officer is amongst those recognised in the Queen's New Years Honours List. more...
Tuesday 22nd December, 2009
Life For Bacon Murder Trio
The wife and son of murdered Mansfield Woodhouse businessman Nigel Bacon, also known as Neil, were sentenced for their part in the killing at Nottingham Crown Court yesterday. more...
Friday 18th December, 2009
Trio Found Guilty Of Gamekeeper's Murder
The wife and son of Mansfield Woodhouse businessman Nigel Bacon have been found guilty of his murder along with an alleged hitman. more...
Thursday 17th December, 2009
Inquiry Returns Accidental Death On Tractor Tragedy
An inquest's heard how a farm worker from Rainworth died after he was dragged into a tractor's power unit. more...
Friday 11th December, 2009
Five Men Held On Robbery Charges
Five men have been charged in connection with a robbery in Ollerton this week. more...
Friday 11th December, 2009
Bacon Widow Continues Her Defence At Murder Trial
A woman who denies plotting to kill her husband at their cottage near Clumber park has told the murder trial the idea could possibly have been her sons. more...
Friday 11th December, 2009
Notts Police Authority Boss Quits
The head of the Notts Police Authority has quit his job in protest at what he sees as huge problems within the county’s force and the organisation. more...
Thursday 10th December, 2009
Drop In Notts Crime For Sixth Year
Crime across Nottinghamshire is continuing to fall, that’s according to latest police figures. more...
Thursday 10th December, 2009
Bassetlaw MP On Expenses
Bassetlaw's MP says the public has the right to know about their expenses claims. more...
Thursday 10th December, 2009
Bacon Murder Trial Hears From Widow
The widow of a gamekeeper murdered outside his cottage near Clumber Park says she loved him and was not involved in a plot to kill him. more...
Wednesday 9th December, 2009
Local NHS Needs To Cut Costs
It's been revealed that the local NHS need to save £5m a year. more...
Wednesday 9th December, 2009
Ashfield 'Red Flag' For Anti-Social Behaviour
The Audit Commission has released a report on Nottinghamshire's public bodies today - and a 'red flag' has been given to Ashfield for anti-social behaviour. more...
Tuesday 8th December, 2009
Ollerton Man Admits Mobile Phone Fraud
An Ollerton man will be sentenced in January after admitting large-scale mobile phone fraud. more...
Friday 4th December, 2009
Mini-Moto Warning For Parents
Those thinking of buying a child a mini-moto, quad bike or off-road motorbike for Christmas are being urged to reconsider. more...
Thursday 3rd December, 2009
New Ollerton School Closed Again On Friday
A New Ollerton school that was closed today will be closed again tomorrow. more...
Thursday 3rd December, 2009
Charity Run In Aid Of Help For Heroes
Two Mansfield Town fans are making a more difficult trip than most to this weekend's match - and they're raising money for charity. more...
Thursday 3rd December, 2009
Defence Begins In Bacon Murder Trial
The first of four people on trial for murder at a cottage near Clumber Park has been giving his account of what happened on the night. more...
Thursday 3rd December, 2009
Drink-Driving Clampdown Underway
The annual Christmas clampdown on drink drivers is well underway in Nottinghamshire. more...
Wednesday 2nd December, 2009
Clipstone School Re-Opens Tomorrow
A Clipstone school that was closed today will be back open tomorrow. more...
Wednesday 2nd December, 2009
Composting Site Plans Thrown Out
Councillors have thrown out plans for a new composting facility near Bilsthorpe. more...
Wednesday 2nd December, 2009
School Closure Today
Samuel Barlow Primary and Nursery School in Clipstone is closed today. more...
Tuesday 1st December, 2009
Nigel Bacon Murder Trial Update
A man accused of the contract killing of a gamekeeper denied all knowledge of the murder when he was interviewed by detectives. more...
Monday 30th November, 2009
Keane To Rock Sherwood Forest
Keane are to stage a mega outdoor concert in Sherwood Pines Forest Park next Summer. more...
Friday 27th November, 2009
Bacon Murder Trial Latest
Nottingham Crown Court have been told DNA matching that of murdered gamekeeper Nigel Bacon and alleged hitman Peter Jacques was found on clothing near the scene of the crime. more...
Wednesday 25th November, 2009
Man Fined For Undue Suffering To Pigs
The head of a Humberside company’s appeared before Mansfield Magistrates for transporting pigs unfit for travel. more...
Tuesday 24th November, 2009
Bacon Murder Trial Update
A murder trial's been told the wife of a man stabbed to death at his home near Clumber Park said she would be a wealthy woman if he wasn't around. more...
Tuesday 24th November, 2009
Bacon Murder Trial Continues
Jurors have heard a recording of a 999 call a wife made after her husband was stabbed outside their cottage near Clumber Park. more...
Friday 20th November, 2009
Public Can Have Say On Council Budget
The public are being urged to give their views on a set of proposals that have caused controversy in Notts. more...
Friday 20th November, 2009
Cabinet Hold Meeting Close To Home
Gordon Brown and a dozen ministers are in Nottingham today for a cabinet away day. more...
Wednesday 18th November, 2009
Bacon Murder Trial Underway
Four people have gone on trial accused of the murder of a 50-year-old man who was found with stab wounds at his cottage near Clumber Park. more...
Friday 13th November, 2009
New Non-Emergency Police Phone Number
A new number for non-emergencies has been launched by Nottinghamshire Police. more...
Wednesday 11th November, 2009
Silence For Armistice Day
Mansfield, Ashfield and Bolsover fell silent for two minutes at 11am for Armistice Day. more...
Tuesday 10th November, 2009
Air Travel Not Equal Says East Midlands MEP
East Midlands passengers with lung conditions are being put off air travel by unfair surcharges - that's the concern of local MEP, Glenis Willmott. more...
Monday 9th November, 2009
Handler Pleads Not Guilty To Dogs Deaths
A police dog handler, accused of leaving two of his German Shepherds to die in his car while he visited Notts Police Headquarters, has pleaded not guilty. more...
Sunday 8th November, 2009
Fallen Heroes Honoured On Remembrance Day
Remembrance services are being held across Mansfield, Ashfield and Bolsover for those soldiers who have fallen in action during the two World Wars and more recent conflicts. more...
Saturday 7th November, 2009
Over £1,500 Raised For Fantastic Cause
Over £1,500 was raised in just four hours on Mansfield 103.2 this afternoon for Macmillan Cancer Support. more...
Friday 6th November, 2009
Four Men Fined For No Rod Licence
Four men have been fined a total of over £1,100 for fishing without a rod licence. more...
Thursday 5th November, 2009
Over £30m Of Cuts Proposed By County Council
Nottinghamshire County Council have revealed they're looking to cut over £30m worth of costs from next year's budget. more...
Thursday 5th November, 2009
Helmer Steps Down From EU Post
One of the East Midlands' top Tory MEPs has stepped down from his front bench position in the European Parliament. more...
Thursday 5th November, 2009
Hedgehog Warning For Bonfire Makers
Fireworks Night is a night of celebration and joy - but can be a very dangerous one, especially for little creatures. more...
Monday 2nd November, 2009
Cancelled Charity Bike Could Take Place 'Early Next Year'
Organisers have apologised after a charity bike ride was cancelled at the last minute due to bad weather. more...
Monday 2nd November, 2009
Legends To Play Sherwood Pines
One of the most popular bands of the past 25 years will be performing at Sherwood Pines Forest Park next summer. more...
Saturday 31st October, 2009
Operation Animism Going Well
Police are warning adults that they could face an £80 fine if caught buying alcohol for under 18s. more...
Saturday 31st October, 2009
Appeal Over Incinerator Contract Verdict
There is to be an appeal against a High Court ruling that allows the public to see contract details about a planned incinerator in our area. more...
Friday 30th October, 2009
Tributes Paid To Sherwood Councillor
Councillor Norman Cook has passed away after a long battle with a number of illnesses. more...
Thursday 29th October, 2009
Ex-Forest Player Jailed For 18 Months
Former Nottingham Forest footballer Marlon King has been jailed for 18 months for attacking a woman in a nightclub. more...
Thursday 29th October, 2009
Cowboy Builders Fight Starts Locally
The fight against cowboy builders is being spearheaded by a local group. more...
Thursday 29th October, 2009
Another Blaze At Miners Welfare
Firefighters tackled a blaze at the derelict Ollerton Miners Welfare building on Tuesday night. more...
Wednesday 28th October, 2009
Tests Continue On Local Woodland
Mystery still surrounds the reason why a number of dogs fell ill or died shortly after visiting a part of local woodland. more...
Wednesday 28th October, 2009
Hospitals Outline Superbugs Strategy
We can find out what our local health chiefs are doing to combat infections such as MRSA in our hospitals. more...
Tuesday 27th October, 2009
Clumber Park Body Is Identified
The body of a man found in a local park has been formally identified. more...
Saturday 24th October, 2009
Local MP Announces He's Stepping Down
Sherwood MP Paddy Tipping has confirmed he will be standing down at the next General Election. more...
Friday 23rd October, 2009
Police Name Road Crash Victims
Two men who died in a road collision in Mansfield Woodhouse last night have been named. more...
Friday 23rd October, 2009
Search After College Assault
Police are looking for six white men after a 16 year old boy was assaulted at West Notts College at lunchtime. more...
Wednesday 21st October, 2009
Body Mystery In Clumber Park
Police are trying to identify a body found in Clumber Park. more...
Wednesday 21st October, 2009
West Notts Funding Boost
West Notts College is one of twelve organisations across England to receive a share of £7m of Government funding. more...
Tuesday 20th October, 2009
Local Crime Data Now Available
Residents across the county can now see if their area is a crime hotspot. more...
Monday 19th October, 2009
Teenager Who Killed 2 Friends In Crash Is Jailed
A teenage driver who was going to fast when he crashed his car and killed his two school friend passengers has been sentenced to two years at a Young Offenders' Institute. more...
Monday 19th October, 2009
Man Injured During Football Attack
Police are investigating reports of a man who sustained injuries during half time at a football match. more...
Friday 16th October, 2009
Fury at Ollerton Roundabout U-Turn
Residents and community leaders are furious at an apparent u-turn over plans to improve Ollerton's notorious main roundabout. more...
Friday 16th October, 2009
Jobs Fear at County Council
There are union fears that hundreds of jobs could be axed at Notts County Council if new proposals are passed. more...
Friday 16th October, 2009
Search for Citizen of the Year 2009
Newark and Sherwood District Council are urging residents to nominate people in the community for the top award. more...
Thursday 15th October, 2009
More Dog Scares in Local Woodland
Two more dogs have fallen ill after being walked in a part of local woodland. more...
Thursday 15th October, 2009
UK Coal Prosecuted Following Miners Deaths
UK Coal Mining Ltd are to be prosecuted following the deaths of four mine workers, one from our area. more...
Thursday 15th October, 2009
Local Hospitals Get Massive Thumbs Up
A hospital watchdog has once again praised services at King's Mill and Newark hospitals in its annual ratings. more...
Thursday 15th October, 2009
Suspended Sentence for False Benefit Claimant
A Boughton woman who fraudulently claimed over £4,000 in housing and council tax benefit has been prosecuted. more...
Tuesday 13th October, 2009
Honours for Local Care Workers
Local health care workers have been honoured at a special awards ceremony. more...
Tuesday 13th October, 2009
Alcohol Awareness Week is Underway
Do you know how many units there are in alcohol? more...
Saturday 10th October, 2009
Mansfield 103.2 Building Defaced
Brunts Business Centre where Mansfield 103.2 is situated was the target of vandals last night. more...
Thursday 8th October, 2009
Inquiry into Incinerator Put on Hold
The public inquiry into whether an incinerator should be built near Rainworth has been put on hold until next year. more...
Wednesday 7th October, 2009
Incinerator Plans Could Be Stopped
The public inquiry into a possible incinerator in Rainworth could come to an abrupt stop. more...
Wednesday 7th October, 2009
Clipstone To Have Two Parish Councils?
Clipstone residents are being urged to have their say at proposals to create a new parish council there. more...
Tuesday 6th October, 2009
Incinerator Inquiry Begins
The long-awaited public inquiry into plans to build an incinerator in Rainworth gets underway today. more...
Friday 2nd October, 2009
Investigation into Clumber Park Hotel Burglary
The police are investigating a burglary at Clumber Park Hotel the same day as a major event there. more...
Thursday 1st October, 2009
Victory for Incinerator Protestors
A group of protestors have won a landmark victory in their fight against plans for an incinerator near Rainworth. more...
Thursday 1st October, 2009
Skegby Firefighter Triple Award
A Skegby firefighter is to be honoured not once, not twice but three times at an awards ceremony tonight. more...
Thursday 1st October, 2009
Mercian Regiment Start to Come Home
Our local soldiers are beginning their return home after a third tour of Afghanistan came to an end last week. more...
Wednesday 30th September, 2009
Police Authority Needs Help
The Nottinghamshire Police Authority needs your help. more...
Wednesday 30th September, 2009
Dog Deaths Investigations Continue
The investigation into the death of five dogs after they visited a woods in the Rainworth and Blidworth area continues. more...
Friday 25th September, 2009
Schools Awarded for Excellence
28 local schools have been given top awards by The Arts Council or England. more...
Friday 25th September, 2009
Have a Cup of Coffee for Charity
Today, you can have a cup of coffee and raise money for charity. more...
Thursday 24th September, 2009
Walkers Warning After Dog Deaths
Dog walkers are being warned to be extra careful in a part of woodland near Blidworth. more...
Thursday 24th September, 2009
Cash Boost for Local Projects
Projects around our area are getting a massive boost thanks to the Notts Fire & Rescue Service. more...
Wednesday 23rd September, 2009
Church Targetted by Vandals
Notts Police are hoping to catch vandals who have been targeting a church in Clipstone over the last few months. more...
Wednesday 9th September, 2009
Police Dogs Hearing Today
A police officer charged for causing unnecessary suffering to two Nottinghamshire police dogs is to appear before magistrates today. more...
Thursday 3rd September, 2009
No Need for Swine Flu Panic as Schools Go Back
Children are back at school this week and there's a worry that Swine Flu could return. more...
Thursday 27th August, 2009
Britain's Moving Out Of The Recession?
It's being claimed that a record recovery in business confidence signals the UK recession is at an end. more...
Tuesday 25th August, 2009
Gym Closures Locally
Leisure Centre gyms in Newark and Sherwood are being given a face-lift. more...
Monday 24th August, 2009
Walk In The Woods Event Tomorrow In Ollerton
Residents are being urged to take part in this year's 'Walk In The Woods' event. more...
Friday 14th August, 2009
Swine Flu Centres Have Opening Hours Cut
Kirkby-in-Ashfield's collection point for swine flu treatment will be reducing its opening hours. more...
Thursday 6th August, 2009
Edwinstowe Home Raided by Burglars
Police are appealing for information about a burglary in Edwinstowe at the weekend. more...
Tuesday 4th August, 2009
Local Firm Could Be Start Up Stars
A Nottinghamshire company has battled through to the semi-finals of a prestigious nationwide competition for new businesses. more...
Thursday 30th July, 2009
People's Award in Its Second Year
Hospital workers in Nottinghamshire now have the chance to become a local hero by winning an award. more...
Wednesday 29th July, 2009
More Motorists Tested in Crackdown
A record number of drivers have been tested for drink and drugs during a recent Notts campaign. more...
Wednesday 29th July, 2009
Ad-Van Used to Cut Lorry Thefts
An ad-van is aiming to drive down lorry-load thefts on the A1. more...
Tuesday 28th July, 2009
New Bus Station Will Go Ahead
Plans for a new bus station in Mansfield will go ahead, it’s been confirmed today. more...
Friday 24th July, 2009
Woman Punched in Face at Nightclub
A woman suffered a broken nose after being punched in the face at a Nottingham nightclub. more...
Tuesday 21st July, 2009
Pictures of Ollerton Arson Attack
Photos have been released of the damage done by vandals at a health centre in New Ollerton. more...
Tuesday 21st July, 2009
Arson Attack On Health Centre In New Ollerton
Police are hunting arsonists who targeted a health centre in New Ollerton - causing an estimated £30,000 worth of damage. more...
Saturday 18th July, 2009
Information Needed on Fatal A1 Crash
Police are appealing for witnesses following a road crash in which two men died. more...
Friday 17th July, 2009
Fire Call Control Centre is Delayed
A call centre that’s to deal with all fire emergencies in the East Midlands has been delayed once again. more...
Thursday 16th July, 2009
Police Hunt Forest Flasher
Ollerton Police are appealing for information about a man who exposed himself to two women at a popular Nottinghamshire Forest. more...
Thursday 16th July, 2009
Notts Crime Falls for Sixth Year
Crime is continuing to fall across Nottinghamshire, according to the latest figures. more...
Wednesday 15th July, 2009
Local Author Shoots Robin Hood Documentary
The film camera's have been in Sherwood Forest as a local author takes a team into the woodland to shoot part of his Robin Hood documentary. more...
Friday 10th July, 2009
Mansfield Town FC Pay Tribute Former Steward
Mansfield Town are inviting former stewards to pay tribute to Jim Sheppard – the 54 year old man who was tragically killed in Mansfield last week. more...
Friday 3rd July, 2009
Quartet Accused of Gamekeeper's Murder Appear in Court
Four people accused of the murder of a Mansfield Woodhouse businessman and part-time gamekeeper have appeared in court today. more...
Wednesday 1st July, 2009
Bulwell Fire Victim Formally Identified
The woman who died in a fire at a house in Bulwell has been formally identified. more...
Tuesday 30th June, 2009
New Bishop For Southwell And Nottingham Comes To Mansfield
The new Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham was in Mansfield yesterday to celebrate his appointment. more...
Monday 29th June, 2009
Sherwood MP Is In Hospital After Heart-Attack
A local MP is in hospital after suffering from a heart-attack. more...
Friday 26th June, 2009
Mansfield 103.2 Presenter Pays Tribute To Michael Jackson
Music legend Michael Jackson has died from a suspected heart attack. more...
Friday 19th June, 2009
Drugs Seized In Newstead
Thanks to a tip-off, Nottinghamshire Police have seized a drugs haul in Newstead. more...
Friday 19th June, 2009
Tipping Apologises for Expenses 'Bad Judgement'
Sherwood MP Paddy Tipping has paid back over £14,000 worth of expenses and has apologised for his ‘bad judgement’. more...
Thursday 18th June, 2009
Green Week for Health Workers
Local health officials and workers are learning how to be environmentally friendly this week. more...
Thursday 18th June, 2009
TV Training for Budding Actors
A couple of local actors are looking to use their experience to help youngsters become the next TV star. more...
Monday 15th June, 2009
Residents Able To Give Their Views On Incinerator
The public inquiry into plans to build an incinerator near Rainworth is to take place in October. more...
Thursday 11th June, 2009
UKIP Hit Back at Lib Dem Claims
The UK Independence Party has hit back at claims that they act like football hooligans and louts in the European Parliament. more...
Thursday 11th June, 2009
BNP Local Support 'Worrying' Says Lib Dem MEP
The level of support for the BNP in the East Midlands European Elections is 'worrying', says a top Lib Dem MEP. more...
Wednesday 10th June, 2009
New Park to Bring Jobs to Area
Expansion plans at a local theme park are expected to bring a number of new jobs to the area. more...
Wednesday 10th June, 2009
Climbers Wanted for Fundraiser
Local fundraisers are hoping to scale one of Britain's most famous mountains. more...
Wednesday 10th June, 2009
Police Band Needs Recruits
Notts Police are searching for some top brass to join their 46 strong Symphonic Wind Band. more...
Tuesday 9th June, 2009
Snakes Stolen in Ollerton
Two snakes worth £150 have been stolen from a house in Boughton, Ollerton. more...
Monday 8th June, 2009
European Election Results Declared
It's as you were in the East Midlands as the Euro Election results are announced. more...
Friday 5th June, 2009
Tories Take Charge of Both County Councils
In a dramatic day locally, Labour have lost control of the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire County Councils for the first time since 1981. more...
Friday 5th June, 2009
Notts County Council Election Results
These are the full results from our area in the Nottinghamshire County Council elections. more...
Friday 5th June, 2009
Big Day In The World Of Politics As Votes Are Counted
It could be a historic day locally as the results of the County Council elections are announced. more...
Thursday 4th June, 2009
Quad Bike Tragedy Victim Named
The 19-year-old woman who died after she fell off a quad bike near Rainworth, has been named. more...
Wednesday 3rd June, 2009
Woman Dies In Incident Involving Quad-Bike
A 19-year-old woman has died after she fell off a quad bike near Rainworth. more...
Thursday 28th May, 2009
Wind Turbines Step Closer
A wind farm that's set to be built to the south of Mansfield has moved a step closer. more...
Tuesday 5th May, 2009
Sherwood MP Backs Gordon Brown
Gordon Brown came under-fire again at the weekend - Communities Secretary Hazel Blears slammed the government for ''lamentable failures'' in recent weeks. more...
Saturday 2nd May, 2009
Pupils Act on Climate Change
Youngsters from a Rainworth school are some of 250 from across Nottinghamshire who are joining forces to help bring science to life. more...
Saturday 2nd May, 2009
Indecent Exposure - Man Sought
A man's indecently exposed himself to three women in New Ollerton. more...
Friday 1st May, 2009
New TV Channel for Waiting Rooms
A personalised television channel in doctor's surgeries is the new way for Nottinghamshire patients to get information. more...
Tuesday 28th April, 2009
Fatal Collision on Motorway
A 37-year-old woman has died following an incident on the M1 in our area yesterday afternoon. more...
Friday 24th April, 2009
Drivers Could Be Forced To Driver Slower
Drivers could soon be made to stick to a 20 mile per hour speed limit in built up areas. more...
Thursday 23rd April, 2009
It's St. George's Day!
It's St George's Day today and the English are being urged to be more proud of their nationality. more...
Thursday 16th April, 2009
Miners Compensation Boost
Local colliery workers who suffer from a condition commonly known as miner’s knee will be able to get Government help from this summer. more...
Wednesday 15th April, 2009
Former Stags Boss Launches 1st Book
A former Mansfield Town manager has lifted the lid on his time at Mansfield Town in a new book. more...
Wednesday 15th April, 2009
Hillsborough Remembered 20 Years On
It's 20 years to the day since the fateful FA Cup semi-final that resulted in the death of 96 fans. more...
Wednesday 15th April, 2009
Rainworth Going Green
Rainworth has been given a 40,000 pound makeover to become greener and more pedestrian friendly. more...
Thursday 9th April, 2009
Inquest Into A614 Smash Held
An inquest has heard that a horrific local smash in February that claimed the lives of six people was probably caused by inappropriate overtaking. more...
Wednesday 1st April, 2009
Public Meeting Today On Local Incinerator Plans
Plans for an incinerator near Rainworth will be discussed at a public meeting later. more...
Tuesday 31st March, 2009
New Football Scheme Launched In Notts
A new Football Skills Scheme will be launched tonight by the FA and Tesco at Nottingham Forest's City Ground. more...
Tuesday 31st March, 2009
Public Meeting On Local Incinerator Plans
Campaign group 'People Against Incineration' are holding a public meeting tomorrow to discuss plans for an incinerator that could be built locally. more...
Friday 27th March, 2009
Nigel Clough To Boycott New Cloughie Film
The family of Nottingham Forest legend, Brian Clough, have vowed to boycott the film 'The Damned United'. more...
Friday 27th March, 2009
Adverts For Abortions
Pro-life groups say allowing abortion clinics to advertise would be a mistake. more...
Friday 27th March, 2009
Doddy Tickets Go On Sale Today
Tickets for Ken Dodd's show in May go on sale shortly and we are being told there are already big queues. more...
Thursday 26th March, 2009
Doddy Tickets Go On Sale Tomorrow
Residents are being reminded to turn up bright and early at Mansfield's Palace Theatre if they want to get their mitts on some Ken Dodd tickets. more...
Wednesday 18th March, 2009
Unemployment Figures Up Locally
Almost 1,000 more people in Mansfield and Ashfield are claming Jobseeker's Allowance than they were a month ago. more...
Wednesday 18th March, 2009
Mansfield 103.2 Looking To Expand
The final touches are being made to possible plans for the expansion of Mansfield 103.2. more...
Tuesday 17th March, 2009
Bilsthorpe Windfarm Gets Go Ahead
Permission has been given for a windfarm to be built on a former colliery site in Bilsthorpe following an appeal. more...
Tuesday 17th March, 2009
It's St. Patrick's Day!
Today it's St Patrick's Day. more...
Tuesday 17th March, 2009
Mansfield Beer IS Safe
Rumours surrounding the future of Mansfield Bitter have been put to bed this week by the company that now makes the town's famous brew. more...
Wednesday 11th March, 2009
Soldiers Enjoy Get Together Before Afghanistan Trip
Brave soldiers from the Territorial Army in Mansfield enjoyed one-last get together last night before heading off to Afghanistan. more...
Saturday 7th March, 2009
Ban for Coin Throwing Fan
A teenager who threw a coin during a local football match has been arrested and banned from future games. more...
Friday 6th March, 2009
Anti-Knife Crime Campaign Launched
'No More Knives', thats the message of a new major campaign to crack down on knife crime and raise awareness of the consequences. more...
Thursday 5th March, 2009
Cuts Expected at Local Rail Service
There could be a loss of up to 160 jobs in a review of the running costs of East Midlands Trains. more...
Thursday 5th March, 2009
NCC Given Full Marks
Nottinghamshire County Council have been given top marks in their latest inspection. more...
Wednesday 4th March, 2009
STI Awareness Campaign Starts
A new scheme to make young people more aware of sexually transmitted diseases starts this week. more...
Wednesday 25th February, 2009
Blidworth Leisure Centre Opens
The new Blidworth Community Leisure Centre will be officially opened today. more...
Tuesday 24th February, 2009
It's Only Flipping Pancake Day!
This morning many of us will be seeing who's the number 1 tosser in the house – because today it's Pan Cake Day. more...
Monday 23rd February, 2009
Memorial To Be Erected in Bilsthorpe
A local family are searching for relatives of the 14 men who died in a mining accident over 80 years ago. more...
Monday 23rd February, 2009
Rainworth Man Death Inquest Re-Opens
An inquest into the death of a Rainworthman has been re-opened. more...
Friday 20th February, 2009
A614 Crash Inquest Starts
The inquests into the death of six people who died in a crash on the A614 near Bilsthorpe last Friday are expected to open this morning at Nottingham Coroner's court. more...
Thursday 19th February, 2009
Victims Of A614 Crash Officially Named
The six victims of the weekend's horrific head-on car crash near Bilsthorpe have been officially named. more...
Wednesday 18th February, 2009
Crash Victims Formally Identified
The six victims of the weekend's horrific head-on car crash near Bilsthorpe have been formally named. more...
Tuesday 17th February, 2009
Update To Horrific Car Crash - 17th Feb 2009
The post-mortem of 6 people who died in a head on crash on the A614 are expected to take place later today. more...
Saturday 14th February, 2009
Six Die In Horror Crash
Six people have lost their lives in a two-car crash near Bilsthorpe last night. more...
Thursday 12th February, 2009
New Kings Clipstone Website
A local community website has been re-launched. more...
Thursday 12th February, 2009
Youth Football Tournament Next Week
A week long football tournament is being held at the East Midlands Designer Outlet this half term. more...
Friday 6th February, 2009
Government To Look At Incinerator Plans
A decision to bring a waste incineration site to the outskirts of Rainworth is now in the hands of the Government. more...
Friday 6th February, 2009
Confirmed School Closures - Monday 9th February
This is the list of schools confirmed as closed on Monday. more...
Thursday 5th February, 2009
Snow Cancellations & Information
A list of cancellations and information phoned through to us via the MANSFIELD 103.2 SNOWLINE....01623 666022 more...
Thursday 5th February, 2009
Confirmed Schools Closures - Thursday 5th February 2009
School closures across the area will appear here, as soon as Mansfield 103.2 hears about them. more...
Wednesday 4th February, 2009
Confirmed Schools Closed Today - 4th February 2009
Mansfield 103.2 can confirm that the following schools are closed today. more...
Tuesday 3rd February, 2009
Confirmed School Closures
The following schools have been confirmed as being closed today (3rd February 2009). more...
Monday 26th January, 2009
Cannabis Now Class B
A tougher law on Cannabis is to take affect from today. more...
Tuesday 20th January, 2009
Witnesses Needed To Fire In Boughton
Police are investigating an arson attack at a newly build house on Tuxford Road in Boughton. more...
Friday 9th January, 2009
Incinerator Plans Backed
Notts County Council Planning Chiefs have decided not to object to plans for a waste incinerator to be built near Rainworth. more...
Friday 9th January, 2009
Residents Urged To Attend Incinerator Meeting
Notts County Council Planning Chiefs are meet today at County Hall in West Bridgeford to discuss possible plans for a waste incinerator to be build in Sherwood Forest. more...
Thursday 8th January, 2009
Thugs Cause £2,000 Worth Of Damage
Callous thugs have caused £2,000 pounds worth of damage after they destroyed a local children's play area for the 2nd time in the space of 3 months. more...
Tuesday 6th January, 2009
Local Tory Calls For Tougher Action
New figures released by the Tories this week show fatal stabbings are at an all-time high. more...
Friday 19th December, 2008
Four Remanded In Custody
The four people charged with the murder of a Clumber Park gamekeeper have appeared in court. more...
Thursday 18th December, 2008
Clipstone Crash: Victim Named
Police have named the man who died in yesterday’s serious road traffic collision in Clipstone. more...
Tuesday 16th December, 2008
Christmas Songs Begin On Mansfield 103.2
Due to popular demand and after a phone vote, sparked by John B Tannen, Mansfield 103.2's Christmas songs are here!!! more...
Saturday 13th December, 2008
£5,000 Fine For Developer
A developer who ignored a notice to stop work at Ollerton Hall has been fined £5,000. more...
Saturday 13th December, 2008
Cash Boost For Local Estate
Clipstone residents are celebrating the start of a new £305,000 pounds community scheme. more...
Friday 12th December, 2008
Take Extra Care On The Icy Roads
Notts Police are reminding motorists to take extra care whilst out and about after an increase in the number of accidents because of icy roads. more...
Friday 12th December, 2008
Don't Leave Your Cars Running
Motorists are being warned not to leave their cars running and unattended as the cold weather continues. more...
Wednesday 10th December, 2008
Drink Drive Campaign Re-Launched
This year’s campaign to clamp down on those who drink and drive or take drugs and drive is well under way in Nottinghamshire. more...
Wednesday 10th December, 2008
Cigarette Displays Set To Be Banned?
Cigarette displays are likely to be banned as part of the latest attempt to stop young people smoking. more...
Wednesday 10th December, 2008
Rainworth Incinerator Update
Plans for a major waste incinerator in Rainworth have been rejected by District Council chiefs. more...
Tuesday 9th December, 2008
Peaceful Protest Against Incinerator Plans Today
Planning officers from Newark and Sherwood District Council are making a trip to a proposed incinerator site in our area this morning. more...
Sunday 7th December, 2008
Gamekeeper Death: Four Charged
The wife and son of Nigel Bacon are among four people charged with his murder. more...
Saturday 6th December, 2008
Gamekeeper Death: Fourth Arrest
Police will continue to question four people this weekend as part of the investigation into the death of a Clumber Park gamekeeper. more...
Thursday 4th December, 2008
Gamekeeper Death: Trio Arrested
Police have arrested three people as part of an investigation into the death of a part-time gamekeeper at Clumber Park. more...
Thursday 4th December, 2008
Motorists Warned Not To Drink And Drive
Christmas is a time to eat, drink and be merry but Notts police insist that festive cheer is no excuse for drink driving. more...
Wednesday 3rd December, 2008
Murdered Man Found On Drive
The Clumber Park gamekeeper murdered last week was attacked on his own driveway, police have revealed today. more...
Wednesday 3rd December, 2008
Notts Police Launch Drink/Drive Campaign
Nottinghamshire Police are warning drivers that the credit crunch is no excuse for driving under the influence of drink or drugs this Christmas and New Year. more...
Wednesday 3rd December, 2008
Hucknall Police Appeal For Witnesses
Police in Hucknall are appealing for information after a school bus full of children had its rear window smashed at around half past 3 last Friday afternoon. more...
Tuesday 2nd December, 2008
Man Charged With Drug Trafficking
A man has been charged with drug trafficking offences after more than £1,000,000 worth of drugs were recovered. more...
Tuesday 2nd December, 2008
West Notts Help To Tackle Knife Crime
Police are working with a local college to involve students in a competition to design a new anti-knife crime campaign and raise awareness. more...
Tuesday 2nd December, 2008
Clumber Park Murder Update
Police have released a photograph of Nigel Bacon (also known as Neil) who was murdered last Wednesday at a bungalow in Clumber Park. more...
Saturday 29th November, 2008
Clumber Park Murder Inquiry Continues
Forensic investigations continue this weekend as part of a murder inquiry at a bungalow in Clumber Park. more...
Friday 28th November, 2008
Clumber Park Murder Update
Police have identified the man who was murdered on Wednesday evening at a bungalow in Clumber Park. more...
Friday 28th November, 2008
More Presents Needed For Kids Gift Appeal
The kids gift appeal are still looking for more people to donate their unwanted toys. more...
Thursday 27th November, 2008
Edwinstowe Play-Group Lottery Win
The Edwinstowe Pre-School Playgroup has won its bid for Lottery money. more...
Thursday 27th November, 2008
Murder Inquiry At Clumber Park
Detectives have launched a murder inquiry following an incident at a bungalow at Normanton Larches in Clumber Park. more...
Thursday 27th November, 2008
Distraction Burglary Campaign Leads To 30 Arrests
30 people have been arrested in a distraction burglary campaign being run by five police forces including Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. more...
Tuesday 25th November, 2008
New Horse Campaign Launched
An East Midlands MEP is launching a campaign to stop horses being injured and even dying whilst on long lorry journeys across Europe. more...
Monday 24th November, 2008
Safety Needs To Be Upped On Robin Hood Line
There are calls for more safety measures on the area's railways after two people lost their lives on the Robin Hood Line over the weekend. more...
Monday 24th November, 2008
New Knife Campaign Stars In Notts
Youngsters can report on knife crime anonymously from today as a new initiative starts in Nottinghamshire. more...
Saturday 22nd November, 2008
Local Couple Start Baby P Petition
A local couple have started a petition demanding action following the tragic death of Baby P. more...
Thursday 20th November, 2008
Mayor Gets New Car
A local car dealership is helping Mansfield's Mayor 'drive forward'. more...
Wednesday 19th November, 2008
11 New Fire Fighters For Notts
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service has welcomed 11 new fire fighters at stations across the county. more...
Wednesday 19th November, 2008
Witnesses Sought To Smoke Attack
Police are appealing for witnesses to an incident that took place in Bilsthorpe. more...
Wednesday 19th November, 2008
We Should Have More Faith In Youths
A children's charity has revealed young people are being demonised in the UK. more...
Tuesday 18th November, 2008
Police Looking To Recruit
Over the next couple of weeks events will be held across the county to encourage members of the public to join Notts Police. more...
Tuesday 11th November, 2008
21-Year-Old Jailed For 'Merciless Beating'
An Edwinstowe man has been jailed for four years and eight months for giving his girlfriend what was described in court as 'a merciless beating'. more...
Tuesday 11th November, 2008
It's Time For a Flu Jab
The winter weather is just around the corner and GP's say now is the time for your flu jab. more...
Tuesday 11th November, 2008
Today We Remember Those Who've Fallen
Today the nation will fall silent as it remembers loved ones, family members and friends who died serving their country in the Great War, Second World War as well as those more recently who served in Afghanistan and Iraq. more...
Monday 10th November, 2008
Free Footie For Ollerton Youths
Youngsters livining in and around Ollerton are being given the chance to polish up their football skills throughout this month and next for free. more...
Friday 7th November, 2008
Local Road Safety Scheme Wins Award
A Nottinghamshire Road Safety scheme aimed at reducing moped and motor scooter casualties has won a prestigious national award. more...
Thursday 6th November, 2008
Local Businesses Welcome Interest Rate Cut
A 1.5% interest rate cut by the Bank of England has been welcomed locally. more...
Thursday 6th November, 2008
DARE Founder Comes To The Area
One of the original officers of a drugs education programme that's been a huge success in Mansfield is visiting this week. more...
Wednesday 5th November, 2008
Look After Your Pets During Bonefire Night
Pet owners are being urged to not forget about their four legged friends. more...
Wednesday 5th November, 2008
Lets Have A Safe Bonfire Night
With all the excitement of Bonfire night already in the air, it's easy to get swept up with all the lights and the magic of the fireworks. more...
Friday 31st October, 2008
Let It Be A Safe Halloween
Although most of us will be dressed a bit differently tonight – with Halloween in full flow – Police do not expect our behaviour to be different. more...
Thursday 30th October, 2008
Nine Jailed After Operation Core
A massive covert police operation against drugs supply in the East Midlands has seen nine men jailed for a total of 54 years and nine months. more...
Thursday 30th October, 2008
Local MEP Backs Euro Plan
European plans to force public bodies to consider the enviroment impact of vehicles before buying them have been welcomed by an East Midlands MEP. more...
Thursday 30th October, 2008
We Should Have Day For Britishness
A plan for a national day to celebrate Britishness has been scrapped. more...
Thursday 30th October, 2008
Pyjamas Man Identified
A 55-year-old man has confirmed to police that he was the man seen walking by the A617 ring road in his pyjamas earlier this week. more...
Wednesday 29th October, 2008
Police Searching For Rainworth Man
Police are appealing for information following concern for the safety of a man seen walking along the A617 ring road in his pyjamas. more...
Wednesday 29th October, 2008
More Needs To Be Done About Bullying
Most children don't have anywhere to turn to if they're getting bullied. more...
Tuesday 28th October, 2008
Theft As Match Is Played
Police are appealing for witnesses after a set of Edwinstowe changing rooms were broken into whilst a football match was being played. more...
Monday 27th October, 2008
Local Traders To Get Help
Good and honest local traders are being given a helping hand to get through the credit crunch. more...
Thursday 23rd October, 2008
Notts Police Crime Figures Released
The county's quarterly crime figures have been released this morning by Notts Police. more...
Thursday 23rd October, 2008
Panto Tickets Sales Reach 70%
70% of tickets have now been sold for this year's Mansfield Panto. more...
Wednesday 22nd October, 2008
Sunday Train Service For Mansfield
A Sunday train service will run in Mansfield for the first time in forty years from December. more...
Tuesday 21st October, 2008
SATS Scrapped
Teachers are welcoming the end of national tests for fourteen year olds. more...
Tuesday 21st October, 2008
Youngsters Perform At The Palace
Youngsters from across Notts will be showcasing their talent at Mansfield's Palace Theatre this evening and tomorrow night. more...
Tuesday 21st October, 2008
Lets Have A Safe Halloween
With ghosts and ghoul sightings expected to increase this month Notts Police are taking extra measures to ensure any spooky and late night behaviour remains within the law. more...
Thursday 16th October, 2008
Derek Acorah Might Just Be Coming To The 103.2 Studios
Yesterday's Left, Right and Centre Talk programme may have bagged 103.2 a visit from two of the most famous names in the Paranormal world. more...
Thursday 16th October, 2008
Our Olympic And Paralympic Stars Head To London
This morning all the Olympic and Paralympic stars are in London for the big victory parade. more...
Tuesday 14th October, 2008
It's 'Not In My Neighboughood' Week!
Several health organisations from across Notts have joined forces to fined out how much local people know about alcohol. more...
Monday 13th October, 2008
PM To Give A Speech To Local Organisations
Gordon Brown is set to deliver a special video speech to local businesses today. more...
Thursday 9th October, 2008
Police Probe Rugby Club Break-In
Police are wanting to speak to a man, possibly from the Mansfield area, in connection with an attempted burglary in Newark. more...
Thursday 9th October, 2008
Police Women Want To Work In Notts
Nottinghamshire police has been named as one of the top 50 places where women want to work in the UK. more...
Tuesday 7th October, 2008
Sirrel's Funeral This Lunch Time
The funeral of the former Notts County manager, Jimmy Sirrel, takes place in Nottingham this lunch time. more...
Thursday 2nd October, 2008
New Motorcyle Campaign Starts Today
Motorcyclists in Nottinghamshire are going to be stopped in their tracks and given road and vehicle safety advice and a free reflective tabard as part of a new campaign aimed at reducing biker deaths in the county. more...
Wednesday 1st October, 2008
Images To Be Put On Cigarette Packets
Smokers could be in for a shock when buying their next packet of cigarettes. more...
Monday 29th September, 2008
Plans For New Footpath Go On Display Tonight
Plans go on display tonight for a new footpath that could finally join two ends of a local village together. more...
Friday 26th September, 2008
Complaints About Notts Police Have Fallen
Nottinghamshire has bucked the trend as the number of complaints about the police has fallen. more...
Monday 22nd September, 2008
Photo Of Teenagers Killed In Collision Released
Police have today released a photo of the two teenagers killed in last Tuesday's fatal road traffic collision in Blidworth. more...
Thursday 18th September, 2008
Get Big Bob Into The Jungle
A campaign has begun to get a local star on the next series of "I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here". more...
Thursday 11th September, 2008
Street Light Attack In Meden Vale
Police and neighbourhood wardens are hunting mindless thugs who caused almost £1,000 worth of damage in Meden Vale. more...
Saturday 6th September, 2008
Concert Cancelled Due To Bad Weather
A special charity concert at Thoresby Hall due to take place from 4 o'clock this afternoon has been cancelled. more...
Saturday 6th September, 2008
Police Crackdown To Be Extended
Over 500 Nottinghamshire motorists have been fined in the first four days of a police crackdown. more...
Thursday 4th September, 2008
Cervical Cancer Jab Thumbs Up
A local GP and member of the HPV Immunisation Group has welcomed the vaccination of all Year Eight girls against cervical cancer. more...
Monday 1st September, 2008
First Motorist Clampdown Figures Released
Notts Police have stopped and dealt with 250 motorists in the opening hours of a crackdown on drivers who haven't “Broken The Habit”. more...
Saturday 30th August, 2008
Winter Fuel Payments Appeal
Older people in Nottinghamshire are being urged to claim their Winter Fuel payments to help them with higher energy costs. more...
Thursday 28th August, 2008
Unsafe Sex On The Rise
The number of young women having unsafe sex is on the rise. more...
Thursday 21st August, 2008
Search Continues For Park Attacker
Notts Police have released an e-fit of one of the suspects in the Clumber Park sexual assault investigation. more...
Tuesday 19th August, 2008
Clumber Park Sexual Assault
A 25 year old women was attacked following a concert at the park at the weekend. more...
Saturday 2nd August, 2008
Crime Fear As Energy Costs Rise
The rising cost of gas and electricity could cause an increase in crime, we're being warned. more...
Monday 28th July, 2008
Ghostly Goings-On At 103.2 [AUDIO]
Mansfield 103.2 were hit by spooky goings-on this morning. more...
Sunday 27th July, 2008
Trains Face Disruption
Train services in our area will be disrupted for the third Sunday in a row today. more...
Sunday 27th July, 2008
Clumber Park Goes Green
Today sees the start of the Big Green Day Out at Clumber Park. more...
Sunday 20th July, 2008
Drivers Stage Rail Walkout
There will be rail disruption today as a number of drivers in the East Midlands won't be turning up for work. more...
Tuesday 1st July, 2008
New Robin Hood Film Expected To Prompt Tourism Boom For Sherwood
Hollywood director, Ridley Scott, has revealed plans to shoot his version of the Robin Hood tale, called 'Nottingham'. more...
Saturday 14th June, 2008
OBE for One of Notts' Top Cops
A senior police officer who played a major role in dismantling organised crime networks in Nottinghamshire has been awarded the OBE. more...
Saturday 14th June, 2008
Go-Slow Protest Planned for Motorway
There is expected to be disruption on the M1 in our area on Saturday morning as a protest against fuel prices takes place. more...
Monday 9th June, 2008
Road Trial Axed Ahead of Launch
A road improvement trial set to start in Kings Clipstone today has been abandoned. more...
Sunday 8th June, 2008
Missing Pensioner is Found
A Newark pensioner, whose disappearance had police searching Ollerton for him, has turned up safe and well. more...
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