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• TomNorton published Southwell flood meeting looks at options to prevent future...

  17-09-2015 22:28
  
  The findings of a major report has been released outlining the options available to protect Southwell against flooding.In 2013 more than £9 million of damage was caused following flooding that led to massive disruption affecting homes, roads and businesses. Members of the public were invited to the Minster School to hear about the findings of Nottinghamshire County Council commissioned Flood Study which looks at solutions for defending the town in the future.Residents will also be able to.
  
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• Nottingham Post published Jamie Ward is adding a much needed edge to Nottingham Forest,...

  17-09-2015 20:12
  
  Jamie Ward is adding a much needed nasty edge to the Nottingham Forest ranks, according to boss Dougie Freedman.The Reds boss identified a lack of aggression as an issue last season – but feels it is a void that is being filled by forward Ward."We spoke about what I thought was needed last season and I said then that we were a little bit too nice moving forward," said Freedman."Sometimes we were a bit pretty and it did not result in a chance or a bit of goalmouth action when...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Jamie Ward is adding a much needed edge to Nottingham Forest,...

  17-09-2015 20:12
  
  Jamie Ward is adding a much needed nasty edge to the Nottingham Forest ranks, according to boss Dougie Freedman.The Reds boss identified a lack of aggression as an issue last season – but feels it is a void that is being filled by forward Ward."We spoke about what I thought was needed last season and I said then that we were a little bit too nice moving forward," said Freedman."Sometimes we were a bit pretty and it did not result in a chance or a bit of goalmouth action when...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Nottingham Panthers will score more goals if they produce form...

  17-09-2015 20:08
  
  Nottingham Panthers will score more goals if they can produce their offensive practice form when it matters in matches, says coach Corey Neilson.The Panthers face Manchester Storm in an Elite League and Challenge Cup clash at the National Ice Centre on Saturday night (7pm) and then travel to Coventry Blaze in the Challenge Cup on Sunday (5.15pm).And while his team's defence has been the biggest positive for Neilson (pictured) in the opening stages of the season, he wants his players to be more..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Nottingham Rugby newcomer Lawrence Rayner happy to cope with...

  17-09-2015 20:05
  
  Being a fly-half is a lot like playing chess, according to Nottingham Rugby newcomer Lawrence Rayner.And he believes it won't be long before the Green and Whites will be able to say 'checkmate' to one of their opponents.Rayner made the switch to Lady Bay from Plymouth Albion this summer and has started the first two games of the season for his new club, which have ended in defeats to Cornish Pirates and Doncaster Knights.He is determined not to rest on his laurels though, as he looks to hold...
  
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• Nottingham restaurants and takeaways with worst hygiene ratings - Nottingham Post

  17-09-2015 20:00
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  Zero hygiene ratings have been dished out to more than a dozen eateries in the Nottingham area – including a Pizza Hut. Environmental health officers gave the lowest possible score out of five to 13 restaurants, takeaways and cafes in the most recent ...
  

• DanRobinson commented Nottingham restaurants and takeaways with worst hygiene ratings

  17-09-2015 20:00
  
  Zero hygiene ratings have been dished out to more than a dozen eateries in the Nottingham area – including a Pizza Hut.Environmental health officers gave the lowest possible score out of five to 13 restaurants, takeaways and cafes in the most recent inspections. More than 100 businesses were also given a one-star rating.Among those marked as zero – meaning "urgent improvement necessary" – was the Pizza Hut Delivery takeaway in Derby Road, Stapleford, after an...
  
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• sherdley published Jury told mentally ill man allegedly attacked Beechdale doctor

  17-09-2015 19:54
  
  A patient who is registered as violent allegedly assaulted his doctor and hurled racist abuse at him, a jury heard.Cameron McConney, 63, of Meldreth Road, in Bilborough, is having a fitness to plead hearing at Nottingham Crown Court.He is charged with racially-aggravated assault by beating.Jurors have heard McConney is unfit to plead and will not be required to decide if he is guilty or innocent.The prosecution still have to prove the charge they bring on the evidence.The jury's job will be to..
  
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• rsherdley published Judge tells danger driver he is in his top ten of idiots

  17-09-2015 19:48
  
  A dangerous driver was told by a judge he ranked in the top ten of idiots he had seen in his 40-year career.Christopher McQueen was hit with Judge Stuart Rafferty's powerful words as he dealt with him for his bad driving in an Audi A3.McQueen sped off from police and crashed into a wall in Mapperley Plains, causing £8,500 of damage, Nottingham Crown Court heard on Thursday, September 17.He pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and having no insurance.Judge Rafferty, who was a barrister at...
  
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• PMBlackburn published Three Nottinghamshire care homes praised by health inspectors

  17-09-2015 18:55
  
  Health inspectors have praised three Nottinghamshire residential homes for providing good standards of care.Staff and facilities at The Limes in Lime Tree Avenue, Aspley, Five Gables in Victoria Road, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, and The Woodlands in Woodlands Way, Warsop, were lauded as being kind and compassionate, and residents were treated with dignity.The news comes after the Post has reported that 17 county homes have been ordered to make improvements in the past three months – with watchdog.
  
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• NottmPostEG published Hendrix of acoustic guitar heads for Nottingham: Antonio Forcione...

  17-09-2015 18:05
  
  Italian acoustic guitar virtuoso Antonio Forcione, described as "the Hendrix of the acoustic guitar", returns to Nottingham next week. "I learned English from a second hand TV" he tells Steve Haines...
  Your compositions are from a variety of genres and styles so do you aim to write a piece in a certain style or do you let each piece grow organically?
  The more I learn through music, the more I find it difficult to distinguish genres or styles. I am sure, however, that my travels and...
  
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• TracyWalker published Hundreds turn out for funeral of former Army pilot 'Dangerous...

  17-09-2015 18:02
  
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• NottmPostEG published Duran Duran talk about 14th album Paper Gods

  17-09-2015 17:55
  
  It may be two decades on from their Eighties heyday, but Duran Duran were determined to stick to standards with new album, Paper Gods. And it was bloomin' hard work, as the band's Roger Taylor tells Andy WelchRock stars live a rarefied existence, and if their Eighties videos are anything to go by, none more so than Duran Duran.
  If all you knew of the Birmingham quartet – among the biggest groups in the world during that particular decade – from their MTV output, you'd be forgiven...
  
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• Nottingham Post published AFC Wimbledon v Notts County match preview: Ricardo Moniz eager...

  17-09-2015 17:53
  
  Two successive wins, a striker in form and a midfielder who, in his manager's words, is capable of producing genius.Life is pretty grand for Ricardo Moniz and his Notts County team at present, but the Dutch coach accepts it could be even better.Although Izale McLeod's three goals in two games, and Liam Noble's magic have commanded the headlines, there is still one nagging problem to correct.Defensive frailty and a need for clean sheets has now come under Moniz's scrutiny, something which he is..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Luton v Mansfield Town match preview: Adam Murray says Stags are...

  17-09-2015 17:48
  
  Adam Murray insists Mansfield Town will be the underdogs when they travel to Luton Town.Despite going into the game on the back of a 4-0 win against Crawley, boss Murray believes Luton's squad and their quality makes them favourites.But the Stags chief says he will not leave a stone unturned in his quest for victory at Kenilworth Road."With the battles we've had with them in the League and the Conference, we know what we are going into," said Murray."It will be a tough encounter...
  
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• TomNorton published Do you know this man? Police appeal after indecent assault on...

  17-09-2015 17:46
  
  Police are looking to speak to a man in connection with an indecent assault.Officers are looking for information following an attack on a number 78 bus travelling from Aspley to Nottingham City Centre on Tuesday, June 16.The police would like to speak to anyone who either knows this man or can provide details about the incident.If you recognise him or have any information call Nottinghamshire Police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, quoting incident number 871 of 17 June.
  
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• DanRussell published Police chase man through Broadmarsh Shopping Centre and arrest...

  17-09-2015 17:41
  
  Hundreds of people saw police chase a man through a busy shopping centre – before he was arrested on suspected drugs charges.The incident happened on Thursday afternoon at the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre.Six police cars were called to Collin Street after a man in his 20s was seen acting suspiciously in a car.When the police arrived, the man fled the scene and ran through shoppers and into the centre.He was stopped shortly after in Listergate and arrested on suspicion of carrying drugs with.
  
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• NottmPostEG published Art review: New China, New Art, Djanogly Art Gallery, Nottingham...

  17-09-2015 17:40
  
  A group of employees are exercising gently to music outside their hair salon when suddenly four blokes in ski-masks appear and dance wildly in front of them, bringing a note of madness to the scene.
  A bloke in a white lab coat leaps repeatedly on a see-saw, sending various objects including an electric fan, chair and milk carton into the air. Later he attaches wheels to them and sends them all skittering across the pavement.A camera zooms at high speed through the streets of a city past...
  
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• NottmPostEG published Coasts talk Made in Chelsea, debut album and Nottingham gigs

  17-09-2015 17:30
  
  Coasts follow the release of their self-titled debut album and an appearance on Made In Chelsea with a tour that comes to Nottingham next month. Sofia Sinnott Montero spoke to frontman Chris Caines...How did the name Coasts come about?We toyed with a few different names before we settled on Coasts. We'd already written a few songs and we wanted a name that fitted with them. We thoughts Coasts was pretty cool because it can have lots of different meanings and feelings.
  You've all said that...
  
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• NottmPostEG published Much Ado About Nothing, Nottingham Arts Theatre: Review

  17-09-2015 17:26
  
  Much Ado About Nothing is one of Shakespeare's finest comedies and the People's Theatre Company bring out every comical line to the best effect. It's the story of two sets of lovers and Hero and Claudio are to be married in a week. To pass the time, they conspire with Don Pedro to set a "lover's trap" for Benedick, an arrogant confirmed bachelor, and Beatrice, his favourite sparring partner. Meanwhile, the nasty Don Jon conspires to break up the wedding by accusing Hero of infidelity....
  
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• JemmaPage published Hood – The Legend Continues: Behind-the-scenes of the new...

  17-09-2015 17:26
  
  Hood – The Legend Continues, brings the infamous outlaw to life in a new light in celebration of the Theatre Royal's 150th birthday. Jemma Page went behind-the-scenes to find out moreForget the Lincoln green tights and medieval tunic – Robin Hood as we know him has been re-invented and re-dressed in psychedelic flares and a suave suit.The famous folklore hero will make his return to Nottingham by robbing the rich on a Victorian steam train, standing for parliament and fighting for...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Womb cancer survivor urges women to listen to their bodies

  17-09-2015 17:17
  
  Cancer survivor Cherry Davis is on a mission to stamp out the embarrassment attached to gynaecological health and empower women to seek early diagnosis.The 69-year-old was told she had cancer of the womb back in 2005 - a moment she described as "the bottom of my world falling out".For months beforehand the former Marks and Spencer's sales advisor had been experiencing "period like symptoms" such as an aching back and abdominal cramps along with an unpleasant discharge and...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Devoted fundraiser will be remembered by family members taking...

  17-09-2015 17:02
  
  A devoted fundraiser will be remembered when a family, spanning three generations, tackles next week's Ikano Robin Hood Marathon together.Tireless campaigner Caryl Moore died in March Family asked we leave out what caused her death. She was 78. Now, her daughter Juliet Gibbs has launched the Caryl Moore Fund and will start by raising money for Age Concern in Carlton at the race on Sunday, September 27.She will be joined by her husband Mike, 60, her sister Louise Pomt, 53, her daughter Louisa,...
  
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• DanRobinson published Robin Hood Line Enterprise Zone could create 10,000 jobs

  17-09-2015 16:25
  
  More than 10,000 jobs could be created in Nottinghamshire if a bid to attract businesses to four new sites is backed by the Government.They could each be turned into enterprise zones – offering incentives like tax breaks and reduced rates – to link with the Robin Hood Line.Plans are already in place to extend the railway line to Ollerton and Edwinstowe using the old Dukeries Line, with hopes it will boost tourism and link communities to jobs.The D2N2 local enterprise partnership will
  
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• JemmaPage published Concert to commemorate 75th anniversary of Battle of Britain to...

  17-09-2015 16:17
  
  The forthcoming concert to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain will turn the spotlight on those who secured victory.Military marches, big band numbers and classic pieces will serve as a musical tribute to all those who participated in the air campaign of autumn 1940.The concert, which will also feature historical footage of the RAF on a large screen, will take place at the Royal Concert Hall on November 14.It will aim to salute the heroism and courage of the allied airmen..
  
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• Barry_Cooper published Nottingham homeowners among proudest in the country

  17-09-2015 16:15
  
  Nottingham residents are some of the proudest in the country when it comes to looking after their homes.Home furnishing and garden retailer B & Q, which has a store at Riverside Retail Park in the city, carried out a survey to find out just what its customers spend their money on, and how they like to make their home look.It found that 92 per cent said that their home was the second most important thing to them after their family, with 31 per cent having a thing for plenty of colour around..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Heavy police presence outside Nottingham tyre garage

  17-09-2015 15:58
  
  A heavy police presence has been seen outside a Nottingham tyre garage.Six police cars were spotted parked next to Big City Tyres in Collin Street at around 2.40pm on Thursday.Nottinghamshire Police are yet to comment on the nature of the activity.More to follow...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Heavy police presence as car searched near Broadmarsh shopping...

  17-09-2015 15:58
  
  A man has been arrested following a heavy police presence near Broadmarsh shopping centre.Six police cars were spotted parked next to Big City Tyres in Collin Street at around 2.40pm on Thursday.A spokesman for Nottinghamshire Police said: "A PCSO approached a car and needed assistance in making an arrest."
  
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• LynetteP published Maggie's Nottingham cancer fundraisers trek Great Wall of China

  17-09-2015 15:38
  
  Cancer patients and fundraisers are well on their way to raising nearly £40,000 on a trek of the Great Wall of China.The group from Maggie's cancer caring centre in Nottingham have been walking for more than six hours a day, visiting parts of the wall rarely accessed by tourists, through mountains, forests and countryside.The 13 walkers include Carol Noon, from Calverton, who has incurable breast cancer, and Anne Partington, from Sherwood, who underwent treatment for the disease last year,
  
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• DanRussell published Rugby World Cup 2015: Nottinghamshire prepares

  17-09-2015 15:32
  
  England will take on Fiji in the opening game of the Rugby World Cup– and fans across the county are ready for the action.The match at Twickenham will kick-off at 8pm on Friday, but those who did not manage to get tickets don't have to worry, with plenty of places closer to home to soak-up the atmosphere. Pubs across the city will open their doors to fans from all nations. Staff at the Rose of England in Mansfield Road will be showing their colours with pride.Barman Russell Applegate said:
  
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• TracyWalker published Good news as Morrisons shops in Nottinghamshire escape the axe

  17-09-2015 15:16
  
  Management at Morrisons have confirmed that no Nottinghamshire branches are affected by their closure plans.The supermarket chain announced last week that it was looking at closing 11 of its stores, putting 900 jobs at risk.The announcement came after pre-tax profits fell by 47 per cent to £126 million for the half-year to August 2.Morrisons has a number of supermarket and M Local shops in Nottinghamshire including in Bulwell, Gamston, Eastwood, Netherfield and Newark.But a spokeswoman for
  
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• Nottingham Post published Nottingham Forest at 150: New start at City Ground for Reds

  17-09-2015 15:14
  
  After playing at various venues, including The Forest site and Trent Bridge, Nottingham Forest moved to the City Ground on September 3, 1898.The club financed the move, which cost £3,000, by asking members, supporters and businessmen to buy new ground scheme bearer bonds which cost £5 each. In this way, more than £2,000 was raised. The new ground was only a few hundred yards from the old Town Ground, at the opposite end of Trent Bridge and named after the Town Arms pub.Just 300
  
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• VIDEO: Stuart Broad bowled over by tram honour

  17-09-2015 14:57 via bbc.co.uk
  
  England cricketer has a tram named after him
  
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• Nottingham Post published AFC Wimbledon v Notts County: Match in focus

  17-09-2015 14:55
  
  There is no question as to how Ricardo Moniz will approach this game and that will be to go out and attack.He has deployed a 4-2-4 formation in recent weeks which has led to Notts creating plenty of chances and goals.They have put three past Luton, Aston Villa and Mansfield so there is no issue in respect of scoring goals.What has irked the Dutch coach, however, has been the goals they have conceded.They were 2-0 up against Luton last weekend but allowed the Hatters to get back into a game they.
  
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• NatalieFahy published 10 great things the Victorians gave to Nottingham

  17-09-2015 14:28
  
  The Victorian era was rich in culture and ideas - but how much of that made a lasting impression in Nottingham? Here's what they left us with.These Watson Fothergill buildingsThis is the famous architect's former office in George Street. Fothergill was one of the leading local architects practicing in the Nottingham area from about 1870 to 1906.This building is on the corner of Upper Parliament St and Clinton St West.This is in Old Market Square.The Theatre RoyalA Nottingham institution, the...
  
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• Barry_Cooper commented 9 things NOT to do in your first week as a student in Nottingham

  17-09-2015 14:20
  
  Students from all over the country will be descending on Nottingham in the next few days as the city's two universities open their doors for a new academic year.For the freshers, moving to a new city could be a daunting prospect, especially if you don't know the area or what makes the place tick.Nottingham is unique, historic and has many quirks, some of which are well known - and some which aren't.We're a helpful bunch here at the Post and we want you to enjoy your stay in the world's best...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Striker pledges to maintain hard working approach that has won...

  17-09-2015 14:08
  
  Chris O'Grady is already delighted with the welcome given to him by Nottingham Forest fans – and he today pledged to maintain the hard working approach that has immediately seen him win round the Reds faithful.The on-loan Brighton striker enjoyed an outstanding debut at QPR and followed it up with an effective cameo at St Andrew's as Forest enjoyed a second consecutive away win.Now O'Grady hopes to make a big impression as Forest face Middlesbrough, saying: "I am enjoying it very...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Motorcyclist in hospital after Nottingham crash

  17-09-2015 13:42
  
  A motorcyclist has been taken to hospital after a bike collided with a car in Old Basford.The collision happened in Petworth Drive, off Ventnor Rise, at about 11am on Thursday morning.The road was blocked and police were at the scene for an hour.The motorcyclist has been taken to hospital but injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.Looking for a job?
  
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• Nottingham Post published Warwickshire v Nottinghamshire, day four, lunch report: James...

  17-09-2015 13:38
  
  James Taylor's marathon innings finally came to an end as Nottinghamshire and Warwickshire's LV= County Championship match meandered towards a draw on the final morning at Edgbaston.Keith Barker also completed the 11th five-wicket haul of his career.Barker went into lunch with 30-8-68-5 to his name as Notts advanced to 364 for eight, having resumed on 254 for five after declining to try to set up a contest and choosing instead to plod on for batting points.With four wickets bagged yesterday,...
  
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• RebeccaSD published Nottingham Professional Services event shines spotlight on key...

  17-09-2015 13:09
  
  Focusing on business support, skills and infrastructure will help Nottingham to compete with other core cities, according to David Bishop, deputy chief executive of Nottingham City Council.Mr Bishop was the guest speaker at an event organised by Nottingham Professional Services at Nottingham Contemporary on Thursday, where he gave an update on recent and upcoming city development plans. He said that in order to compete with other cities for talent and investment, we have to play at the...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Pork Farms - in 23 nostalgic photos

  17-09-2015 13:09
  
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• Nottingham Post published A nostalgic look at Pork Farms.

  17-09-2015 13:09
  
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• DanRobinson published Nottingham Forest and Notts County fans to play each other in...

  17-09-2015 12:39
  
  Fans of Nottingham Forest and Notts County will go head to head in a charity football match.The two sets of supporters will face off in what is believed to be the first organised game in recent years at Forest Recreation Ground on Sunday, November 8, at 3pm.It has been arranged by Ben Mickle in aid of the Aspley Neurological Care Centre, where his brother Paul, 35, is a resident with epilepsy.Forest fan Mr Mickle, 31, of Arnold, said: "I've seen that they have a Nottingham Forest v Derby...
  
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• Barry_Cooper published Nottingham Forest fans met their heroes on the journey home from...

  17-09-2015 12:38
  
  To celebrate the upcoming release of I Believe in Miracles, a film about Forest's success, Barry Cooper spoke to three fans about the 1979 European Cup final win against Malmo in Munich.For two sisters from Nottingham, memories of Forest's European Cup final victory against Swedish side Malmo in Munich are a fresh as ever.In 1979, Penny Lewin and Gwyneth Williams, then 25 and 17 respectively, travelled to Germany on one of the many 'Forest Specials' train services which took thousands of fans to
  
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• JemmaPage published Win tickets to meet Britney Spears in Las Vegas

  17-09-2015 12:26
  
  The trip of a lifetime to meet Britney Spears in Las Vegas is on offer next week in an exciting competition from the Nottingham Post and Alea Nottingham.Not only that but the lucky winner will get to stay at the legendary Caesars Palace and see the pop icon perform at Planet Hollywood.The competition, which is free to enter, launches in the Post on Monday.The 33-year-old pop princess has been performing her Piece of Me show at The Axis at Planet Hollywood since December 2013. Just recently she..
  
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• JemmaPage published Find out how to meet Britney Spears in Las Vegas

  17-09-2015 12:26
  
  The trip of a lifetime to meet Britney Spears in Las Vegas is on offer next week in an exciting competition from the Nottingham Post and Alea Nottingham.Not only that but the lucky winner will get to stay at the legendary Caesars Palace and see the pop icon perform at Planet Hollywood.The competition, which is free to enter, launches in the Post on Monday.The 33-year-old pop princess has been performing her Piece of Me show at The Axis at Planet Hollywood since December 2013. Just recently she..
  
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• DanRussell published England cricket star Stuart Broad has Nottingham tram named after...

  17-09-2015 12:24
  
  Cricketing hero Stuart Broad has become the latest famous face to have a new tram named after him.The 29-year-old, who led England to reclaim the Ashes at Trent Bridge, unveiled the number 237 tram.The West Bridgford left-handed batsman and right-arm seam bowler has joined chef Sat Bains, boxer Carl Froch as well as skaters Torvill and Dean.He said: "I feel really proud to have a tram named after me, and this is another highlight of what has become a really memorable year. "No matter...
  
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• DanRussell commented England cricket star Stuart Broad has Nottingham tram named after...

  17-09-2015 12:24
  
  Cricketing hero Stuart Broad has become the latest famous face to have a new tram named after him.The 29-year-old, who led England to reclaim the Ashes at Trent Bridge, unveiled the number 237 tram.The West Bridgford left-handed batsman and right-arm seam bowler has joined chef Sat Bains, boxer Carl Froch as well as skaters Torvill and Dean.He said: "I feel really proud to have a tram named after me, and this is another highlight of what has become a really memorable year. "No matter...
  
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• TracyWalker published Woman cut free after car leaves road and crashes into a hedge

  17-09-2015 10:45
  
  A woman has been taken to hospital after the car she was travelling in left the road and ended up in a hedge.The incident happened on Catfoot Lane in Lambley around 6.45am on Thursday.The woman had to be cut free from the car by firefighters and she was taken on a stretcher to an awaiting ambulance.Fire engines from Arnold and Carlton, along with a specialist rescue team from Highfields rushed to the scene.Firefighters spent around an hour and a half at the scene.A spokesman for Nottinghamshire.
  
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• TracyWalker published Mediterranean diet could stave off depression and heart disease,...

  17-09-2015 10:21
  
  If you eat like the Spanish then you could have more chance of warding off depression and heart disease, according to a new study.Research from the BMC Medicine journal found eating more like our Mediterranean cousins, with a diet rich in fish, fruit, veg and olive oil, could help prevent a string of major diseases.The benefits include staving off depression and heart disease, the experts suggest.The study, involving more than 15,000 people, looked at the impact of three major diets on mental...
  
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