West Nottinghamshire College is calling all talented, passionate teachers, assessors, trainers or individuals with industry knowledge and experience of the construction sector to a careers event in November.

Officers were called to reports of a cyclist found collapsed on Ashland Road West, Sutton-in-Ashfield, at 3.10pm on Saturday (October 16th).

Four people were arrested following reports of an aggravated burglary involving a hammer and a machete last Friday.

Following the huge success of the first ever Food and Drink Festival, Ashfield District Council are bringing a second festival to Hucknall on Sunday 21st November.

A manipulative sex offender who abused children in his care more than five decades ago in Sutton has finally been brought to justice..

The RMT union has confirmed that planned industrial action by members in Mansfield and Worksop planned for Monday 18 October has now been suspended and bus services will be able to operate as planned.

Officers took to the streets in Ashfield focusing on problem areas around junction 27 of the M1 and Hucknall targeting car cruisers in a bid to clamp down on concerns raised by residents.

Moor Market, Kirkby in Ashfield’s new indoor market on Lowmoor Road, will be welcoming residents through its doors for the first time on Saturday.

A motorcyclist has been left in hospital after a collision with a car yesterday morning..

A brave owner used himself as a human shield in a desperate attempt to save his dog after they were viciously attacked by two lone dogs last October.

Council has been successful in its bid for £550,000 of funding as part of the Ashfield Community Safety Partnership, from the governments Safer Streets fund. The bid was submitted along with other partnership agencies that make up the Ashfield Community

Ashfield District Council, in partnership with Everyone Active, has invested almost £2million to transform the centre this year, now boasting a state-of-the-art fitness suite.

Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner Caroline Henry has secured the Home Office funding to boost street safety in Sutton-in-Ashfield and Worksop and protect women and girls from violence.

They're calling on residents to have their say on the future development of Ashfield.

The district council have extended and varied their PSPO which will run for another three years.