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• Nottingham Post published Snazzy new pocket-sized guide created for one of Nottingham's...

  12-10-2015 22:45
  
  A SNAZZY new guide to one of the city's hotspots for tourists has been launched.The Explorers' Guide to the Creative Quarter Nottingham highlights the best there is to offer in Hockley, Lace Market, Sneinton Market and Cobden Chambers.The 68-page pocket-sized booklet covers the best venues to eat, drink, explore, relax and shop – complete with a simple-to-navigate map.The idea has been backed by business owners in the region. Debbie Bryan, owner of Tea Rooms in Lace Market, said: "It...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Rushcliffe Community Awards 2015: Keyworth football coach...

  12-10-2015 22:36
  
  A FOOTBALL coach who "puts smiles" on children's faces has become the latest person to be nominated in the Rushcliffe Community Awards.David Parker, 38, of Tollerton, has been catapulted into the limelight for launching three girls teams in Keyworth.The father-of-three had the bright idea when he took his daughter Jessica to a club last year only to find she did not enjoy playing with the boys.Now, Mr Parker has 40 girls playing football at Keyworth United and the club is going from...
  
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• Nottmtails commented Dougie Freedman hoping to bring Liam Trotter to Nottingham Forest...

  12-10-2015 20:59
  
  Dougie Freedman is looking to raid former club Bolton to bring midfielder Liam Trotter to Nottingham Forest on loan.The Reds boss is working to bolster his squad after it was confirmed that Michael Mancienne was set to be sidelined for as long as six weeks with a reoccurrence of his recent hamstring problems. The arrival of Trotter, 27, is expected to be confirmed over the next 48 hours, prior to the trip to face struggling Bristol City and former Forest boss Steve Cotterill in the...
  
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• LucyBudge published Nottingham continues with month of festivals and events

  12-10-2015 19:59
  
  Nottingham will be a hub of celebration in the coming weeks as it continues with its busiest month of events yet.In October alone, Nottingham is packing in more festivals than any other UK city this autumn – bringing a huge boost to the local economy.And despite the popular Goose Fair and Robin Hood Beer Festival having been and gone, there's still a range of upcoming festivals and fairs to head along to.Coming up next is the annual Mayhem Film Festival at the Broadway Cinema, in Broad...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Injury robs ex-Nottingham Forest goalkeeper of Premier League...

  12-10-2015 19:31
  
  Injury seems to have robbed Karl Darlow of his opportunity to impress in the Premier League – in the short term at least.The former Nottingham Forest keeper would have been given his chance to shine for Newcastle, following a knee injury to Tim Krul.The Magpies' first choice stopper suffered a bad ligament injury during Holland's 2-1 win in Kazakhstan and will miss the rest of the season.And 25-year-old Darlow, who signed for Newcastle just over a year ago in a £6.5m joint deal with.
  
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• JonPritchard published School leavers join The Nottingham's first apprenticeship scheme

  12-10-2015 19:30
  
  Eight school leavers have begun an 18-month apprenticeship with Nottingham Building Society as they take their first step towards getting a job.The apprentices will work in a variety of roles, from estate agency branches, sales teams and building society branches of the company, which is now known as The Nottingham.It is the first time the company have run such a scheme, which will offer NVQ modules as well as the chance to work in their offices and gain valuable experience.Each apprentice will.
  
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• GemmaToulson published Nottingham Post Women in Business Awards: Hotel staff nominated

  12-10-2015 19:30
  
  Helping couples to plan their wedding day is reward enough for hotel events manager Keera Scott, but her hard work has also resulted in her being nominated for a Nottingham Post Women in Business Award. The 25-year-old joins her boss, Mansfield Manor Hotel owner Diane Doran, in being nominated for the Post's annual celebration of female professionals and entrepreneurs, with Diane having previously been put forward for the inspirational woman category. Miss Scott has been nominated for the...
  
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• Leigh_Curtis published Nicky Wroe leaves Notts County to join Halifax on loan

  12-10-2015 18:57
  
  Notts County midfielder Nicky Wroe has become the second out of favour player to secure a loan move away from Meadow Lane after joining Halifax Town.The former Preston ace has signed on a month's loan at the Shay with the Conference side currently stuck in the relegation zone.Wroe has not kicked a ball for the Magpies this season having been transfer-listed in the summer along with Will Hayhurst, Jordan Cranston and Billy Daniels.A signing under Shaun Derry in the summer of 2014, Wroe has made..
  
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• James McCarthy jailed for murder of Nottingham author Julie Semper - BBC News

  12-10-2015 18:55
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  James McCarthy jailed for murder of Nottingham author Julie Semper
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  A man who strangled and stabbed to death an author and teacher in her own home has been jailed for life. James McCarthy, 25, from Calverton, had earlier pleaded guilty to killing his former partner Julie Semper, 47, in Magdala Road, Nottingham, in ...
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• TracyWalker published Inquest opens into heroin death

  12-10-2015 18:40
  
  An inquest has opened into the death of a 25-year-old who died from a heroin overdose.Philip Anthony Denning, of Kilburn Road, Arnold, died on July 23.An inquest which opened on Monday at Nottingham Coroner's Court heard that Mr Denning had been identified by his mother, Deborah.Coroner Mairin Casey said a post-mortem examination was carried out.She said: "It was conducted by Dr Keith Robson. Special tests were carried out in order to establish the cause of death."It took some time for...
  
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• TracyWalker published NSPCC Coffee Morning Challenge: Tricia's 52 years of volunteering

  12-10-2015 18:19
  
  Some of the NSPCC Trent committee members weren't born when Tricia Read set out to help the charity and vulnerable children.Mrs Read, 75, has been involved with the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children for 52 years - the same length of time she has been married to husband Derek, 76.One of her most recent feats was organising a coffee morning as part of the NSPCC's Coffee Morning Challenge, which challenges people to organise 125 coffee mornings to coincide with 125 years of
  
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• Nottingham Post published Charlotte Gilmartin in fine form for GB short track speed skating...

  12-10-2015 17:59
  
  Charlotte Gilmartin led the way for the Nottingham-based Great Britain short track speed skating squad at the Holland Invitation Cup.In her first international competition of the new season, Gilmartin finished seventh overall in Dordrecht.The 25-year-old came fourth in the 1500 metres, and she repeated that feat on day two as she also reached the final of the 500m.Gilmartin was joined in the Netherlands by GB team-mates Billy Simms, Richard Shoebridge, Murray Cochrane, Farrell Treacy, Paul...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Downie sisters have Rio in their sights ahead of World Gymnastics...

  12-10-2015 17:50
  
  Rio is firmly in the thoughts of Nottingham's Downie sisters as they make their final preparations for next week's World Gymnastics Championships.Becky and Ellie have both been named in the Great Britain squad set to compete at the Hydro Arena in Glasgow, with the latter making her debut in the competition.For Becky,it will be her sixth Worlds tournament, and while also aiming for a medal, her first priority is ensuring Team GB make next year's Olympic Games.The top eight countries who qualify..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Downie sisters have Rio in their sights after being selected for...

  12-10-2015 17:50
  
  Rio is firmly in the thoughts of Nottingham's Downie sisters as they make their final preparations for next week's World Gymnastics Championships.Becky and Ellie have both been named in the Great Britain squad set to compete at the Hydro Arena in Glasgow, with the latter making her debut in the competition.For Becky,it will be her sixth Worlds tournament, and while also aiming for a medal, her first priority is ensuring Team GB make next year's Olympic Games.The top eight countries who qualify..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Nottingham Sports Awards 2015: James Wells in running for...

  12-10-2015 17:31
  
  Carl Froch has landed a knockout blow on his rivals to win the Sportsman of the Year award for the last three years, and now karate international James Wells could chop them down in 2015.West Bridgford ace Wells, who trains at The Dojo in Beeston, was told he would never fight again when he was diagnosed with Leukaemia.He has actually fought the horrible disease twice.And he defied the odds to compete for England at world level this year, winning a bronze medal – and he also won a silver..
  
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• DanRussell published New £5.3 million Nottingham school opens for the first time

  12-10-2015 17:22
  
  Excited pupils ran through the gates of a new £5.3 million school for the first time.The second campus of Heathfield Primary School opened in Kersall Drive, Highbury Vale, yesterday morning. The 420-place school and nursery for 52 younger children was built using Government funding given to Nottingham City Council to cater for an increase in demand in the area.Lilly Kemp was one of the first through the gates. The five-year-old said: "Everything is really nice and I have been looking...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Leigh Curtis column: Notts County's out of favour players must...

  12-10-2015 16:39
  
  At some point during the course of next summer, there will be an interview with one player who has been released by his club about the stress of trying to find new employers.They have become predictable in their narrative, but, nonetheless, will raise justifiable concerns about life on the free transfer list.Will the phone ever ring? How can I stand out from the crowd? Where is the next pay cheque going to come from?Last summer, there were more than 600 players who were listed by the...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Leigh Curtis column: Notts County Ladies have been a credit to...

  12-10-2015 16:37
  
  While it's been a pretty wretched few months for Notts County men, at least the women continue to fly the flag for the Magpies.Sunday's 2-0 win over Liverpool guaranteed them a place in the Continental Cup final against Arsenal in what was a terrific performance by Rick Passmoor's team.It secured a second cup final appearance this season which is a remarkable achievement for all at Meadow Lane.Hopefully they will go one better than they did in the FA Cup final against Chelsea at Wembley where...
  
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• Nottingham Post published M1 to remain closed until at least 7pm after two men die in crash

  12-10-2015 16:19
  
  The M1 will remain closed southbound until at least 7pm after two men died in a crash on Monday morning.An 87-year-old and 27-year-old died - following reports of a car driving the wrong way down the carriageway.It happened at about 2am near to junction 24 of the southbound carriageway and involved a blue Mazda Premacy and a white Ford Transit van.The 87-year-old driver of the Mazda and a 27-year-old, who was a passenger in the van, were both pronounced dead at the scene.A statement by Highways.
  
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• GemmaToulson published Award for women in manufacturing

  12-10-2015 15:52
  
  Women in manufacturing will be celebrated with a new category at the Post's annual celebration of female professionals and entrepreneurs. Jane Green, who works for Mansfield-based car accessory manufacturer Premier Products has been nominated for new Nottingham Post Women in Business Awards accolade. After starting at the company as a machinist in 2011, she has risen through the ranks to become development and production manager, in charge of running the Car Mats UK website – an arm of...
  
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• NottmPostEG published The 10 wackiest Nottinghamshire facts by author Andrew Beardmore

  12-10-2015 15:43
  
  Nottinghamshire now features in its own "unusual and quirky" book.Called Nottinghamshire: Unusual & Quirky, by Andrew Beardmore, the 160-page book documents the county's most interesting trivia. Beardmore won the Trowell and District Writers top prize in 2009 with his poem Arnold's Daughter.Following his success as a poet, he went on to write a popular book on Derbyshire life. Impressed by this, Halsgrove Publishing gave him an opportunity to write about his chosen county,...
  
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• EllieCullen published Julie Semper murder: Daughter speaks of 'nightmare' in aftermath...

  12-10-2015 15:36
  
  The daughter of a woman brutally murdered by her younger lover says the last eight months have been a 'nightmare'.Sherilyn Cass, only daughter of Mapperley teacher Julie Semper, was speaking on the day her mother's killer was jailed for a minimum of 21 years.James McCarthy, 24, of Collyer Road in Calverton, killed 47-year-old Ms Semper after they argued after having drinks and sex at her flat.He punched her, tried to strangle her and attacked her with a bread knife, then left her for...
  
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• LucyBudge published In pictures: The Virgin Media High Speed Selfie Booth visits...

  12-10-2015 15:17
  
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• rsherdley published Julie Semper murder: Younger lover sent to prison for 21 years

  12-10-2015 14:43
  
  A man who admitted murdering his older lover in Mapperley has been jailed for life.James McCarthy, 24, of Collyer Road in Calverton, was ordered to serve a minimum term of 21 years when he appeared at Nottingham Crown Court on Monday.He killed Julie Semper, 47, a teacher and author, after they argued after having drinks and sex at her flat.He punched her, tried to strangle her and attacked her with a bread knife, then left her for dead.Miss Semper died because of the combination of her being...
  
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• JonPritchard published Man, 47, killed after being hit by a train in Colwick

  12-10-2015 14:35
  
  A 47-year-old man died after being hit by a train at Colwick crossing on Saturday evening.British Transport Police have confirmed the man died after the incident at around 8.40pm, but are not treating it as suspicious. The man has not yet been formally identified.The incident caused severe delays for journeys to Grantham, Newark and Lincoln after the line was closed between Nottingham and Netherfield.A spokeswoman for British Transport Police said: "A 47 year old man from Nottingham was...
  
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• JonPritchard published Motorcyclist killed in Budby collision named

  12-10-2015 14:14
  
  The motorcyclist who died after a collision on Budby on Friday has been named as Stephen Philip Carter, from North Yorkshire.The 57-year-old, from Sherburn, Elmet, after his motorbike collided with a light coloured Mazda pick up truck.Police were called to the A616 in the village shortly after 4pm on Friday. Mr Carter died at the scene, while a woman who was also travelling on the bke was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.The driver of the Mazda was treated at the scene.Police are
  
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• EllieCullen published M1 crash: Southbound carriageway to remain closed until after 2pm

  12-10-2015 14:08
  
  The southbound carriageway of the M1, which has been closed following a fatal crash, is expected to remain closed until after 2pm. The road is shut between junctions 25 and 24, causing delays across Nottinghamshire as drivers take alternative routes. The horrific collision happened at around 2am on Monday near to junction 24 of the southbound carriageway and involved a blue Mazda Premacy and a white Ford transit van. The 87-year-old driver of the Mazda and a 27-year-old, who was a...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Frankie Dettori one of five champion jockeys in action at...

  12-10-2015 14:07
  
  Frankie Dettori headlines a talented field at Nottingham Racecourse on Wednesday, when five champion jockeys will be in action.The 44-year-old Italian, who has been champion jockey on three occasions, has been in superb form this season, with victories in the Derby and the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Golden Horn, the colt who made his racecourse debut at Colwick Park as a two-year-old 12 months ago.Dettori will be riding for champion trainer-elect John Gosden, and he will be joined by Ryan...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Work begins on West Bridgford new homes

  12-10-2015 13:39
  
  Work has begun on the next phase of new homes at The Heights in West Bridgford.The remaining four detached houses on Boxley Drive range in size from 1712 sq ft to 1862 sq ft - larger than the four homes built in phase one. Developers, Villafont Homes, have concentrated on providing family living space with a good size lounge, separate snug and kitchen with dining/breakfast area. Upstairs, there are four double bedrooms, the master bedroom with an en suite, and a family bathroom. Chris McGoff,...
  
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• RachelGorman published Sleaford Mods - Invisible Britain: In Pictures

  12-10-2015 13:37
  
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• Thousands see Forest film at stadium

  12-10-2015 13:05 via bbc.co.uk
  
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• DanRussell published Hearse crash on A52 during rush hour

  12-10-2015 12:43
  
  A hearse crashed on a busy road during rush hour and overturned on to its side. The car, which was only carrying flowers, was travelling from Nottingham to Derby and has now been recovered.The crash happened at around 8.20am on the A52 between Bardills and Bramcote Island. The driver from A W Lymn was uninjured. Company director Matthew Lymn Rose said: "The driver somehow lost control and and collided with the central reservation and it ended up on its side. "Paramedics gave...
  
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• Barry_Cooper published National Curry Week: Nottingham's top ten according to TripAdviso...

  12-10-2015 12:43
  
  Nottingham is famed the world over for many things from Robin Hood, to Nottingham Forest, its lace industry and much more.But one growing industry in the city is its food and one cuisine in particular is grabbing the attention of people from all corners of the globe.Nottingham's Indian offering is impressive and continues to earn rave reviews, with many restaurants in the city and county providing customers with exceptional quality making it one of the leading places in the country for a top...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Police start fresh appeal on anniversary of death in Alfreton

  12-10-2015 12:38
  
  Police are launching a new appeal on the six-week anniversary of a death in Alfreton.Halcyon Theuri, 21, was found dead in the middle of Wingfield Road on the outskirts of the town shortly before 4am on Monday, August 31.Derbyshire Police have been investigating the case since the incident and believe he may have been hit by a vehicle.Their latest work into their investigations is handing out leaflets to appeal to anyone who may have any information or was in the area of Wingfield Road between..
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Wicked Whispers: Simon Cox in line to face Nottingham Forest...

  12-10-2015 12:25
  
  Striker Simon Cox could be in line to face former club Nottingham Forest on Friday, after signing for Bristol City on emergency loan from Reading.The 28-year-old has joined the Robins until January 3 and will be available for this week's clash at Ashton Gate.Cox started his career with Reading, going on to join Brentford, Northampton Town and Swindon Town on loan, before making the move to the latter on a permanent basis in 2008.A spell at West Bromwich Albion followed, where he scored nine...
  
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• NottmPostEG published Nottingham Philharmonic Orchestra at the Albert Hall: Review

  12-10-2015 11:56
  
  The NPO ensured that two notable successes were achieved with their all-Beethoven concert. One was musical and down to an on-form orchestra and choir plus an array of impressive soloists. The other was an almost capacity audience, no doubt boosted by the Sunday afternoon timing. Of course, a programme consisting of two Beethoven masterpieces was a good way to win hearts and minds. The Violin Concerto was in the safe hands of former BBC Young Musician Callum Smart. Not only did he display...
  
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• NottmPostEG published Joe Lycett at Nottingham's Glee Club: Review

  12-10-2015 11:29
  
  That's The Way, A-ha, A-ha, Joe Lycett is the brilliant name of the Brummie comedian's latest tour – and if you like the name, you'll like the show.Despite insisting he hoped no one bought a ticket on the strength of the name, if you like a good pun, you won't go too far wrong.Fans might have expected a fully-formed show with a name like that, but Joe made it clear from the off it wasn't as such – but still didn't disappoint.Splitting the show in half, the first consisted of patter..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Appeal for witnesses after assault in Gedling

  12-10-2015 11:12
  
  Police are appealing for witnesses after an alleged assault in Gedling on Sunday night.Officers were called to the incident in Main Road, Gedling, at around 10.30pm, where a man was assaulted by another man and left with facial injuries.The offender is described as white, 6ft tall and of stocky build. He was wearing a black hooded top, jogging bottoms and a black bandana around his face. He was also wearing black Oakley gloves that had brown padding around the knuckles.Police are asking anyone..
  
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• Barry_Cooper published I Believe in Miracles: The world premiere at the City Ground - in...

  12-10-2015 10:34
  
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• NottmPostEG published Peter Andre brings new swing show to Nottingham's Royal Concert...

  12-10-2015 10:32
  
  Strictly Come Dancing star Peter Andre is marking the 100th anniversary of Frank Sinatra's birth with a new Rat Pack-inspired album and swing show.Peter, who is currently competing against Nottinghamshire's own Jay McGuiness in BBC One's Strictly, will be stopping off at the Royal Concert Hall on March 2.Backed by a live bandthe Aussie singer will be giving a swing twist to his older hits (which include Mysterious Girl and Insania) and other pop classic.It's been a year since Peter, who met...
  
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• TracyWalker published 'Video games more likely to have a negative impact on education...

  12-10-2015 09:41
  
  Playing video games is more likely to affect young people's education than social media, according to a new report.Social networking and gaming were identified by parents/carers and teachers as activities that could most negatively impact on young people's attainment in the study. Findings from the research, from The National Children's Bureau Northern Ireland, confirmed a link between the extent of gaming and GCSE attainment.Only 41 per cent of pupils who used a portable games player a couple..
  
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• TracyWalker commented 'Video games more likely to have a negative impact on education...

  12-10-2015 09:41
  
  Playing video games is more likely to affect young people's education than social media, according to a new report.Social networking and gaming were identified by parents/carers and teachers as activities that could most negatively impact on young people's attainment in the study. Findings from the research, from The National Children's Bureau Northern Ireland, confirmed a link between the extent of gaming and GCSE attainment.Only 41 per cent of pupils who used a portable games player a couple..
  
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• EllieCullen published Two die in crash on M1 following reports of car travelling wrong...

  12-10-2015 09:35
  
  Two men have died in a crash on the M1.It happened at about 2am near to junction 24 of the southbound carriageway and involved a blue Mazda Premacy and a white Ford transit van.The 87-year-old driver of the Mazda and a 27-year-old, who was a passenger in the van, were both pronounced dead at the scene.The southbound carriageway and one lane of the northbound are currently closed between junctions 26 and 24 and are expected to remain shut for most of the morning.Diversions are in place and...
  
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• JonPritchard published Top five ways to celebrate National Chocolate Week

  12-10-2015 09:27
  
  As if we all needed any more of an excuse to scoff chocolate - this week is National Chocolate Week.Events are being held around the country to celebrate the occasion and here is a list of the best way to celebrate the occasion.One of the go to places in Nottingham for chocolate is Hotel Chocolat. The national chain has its own chocolate plantation in St Lucia, and a wide range of chocolates in their store. But to really up the ante, you could always try one of their tasting adventures, which...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Severe traffic delays in and around Nottingham due to M1...

  12-10-2015 09:22
  
  Traffic is building up around Nottingham due to the closure of the M1 southbound carriageway. Commuters are now being diverted off the motorway at Junction 25 and on to the A52 westbound, continuing on to the A5111 southbound at Spondon before taking the A6 southbound and A50 eastbound to re-join the M1 at Junction 24. There is also congestion on the A453 running into Nottingham due to the accident, and delays on the M1 between junctions 28 and 30.
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• Nottingham Post published Today's petrol prices in Nottingham, Monday, October 12th, 2015

  12-10-2015 08:45
  
  Petrol:1. Asda Nottingham, Loughborough Road, West Bridgford, 105.7p2.Morrisons Gamston, Gamston District Centre, Gamston, 105.7p3.Asda Strelley Road, Strelley Road, Broxtowe, 105.7p4.Tesco Cinderhill Nottingham Express, Nuthall Road, Cinderhill, 105.9pDiesel:1. Asda Nottingham, Loughborough Road, West Bridgford, 106.7p2.Morrisons Gamston, Gamston District Centre, Gamston, 106.7p3.Asda Long Eaton Automat, Midland Street, Long Eaton, 106.7p4.Tesco Beeston, Middle Street, Beeston,...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Late chemists in Nottingham, Monday, October, 12th, 2015

  12-10-2015 08:44
  
  Arnold:M. N. Singh, 77 High Street, to 6.30pm; Sainsbury's Pharmacy, Nottingham Road, to 10pm; Asda Pharmacy, 111-127 Front Street, 7am to 11pm.Aspley:Queen's Pharmacy Centre, 403 Nuthall Road, 7am to 11pm.Beeston and Lenton Abbey:Grewal Chemist, 38-40 Chilwell Road, to 7pm; Jardines Pharmacy, Sainsbury's Complex, Beeston, to 6.45pm; Manor Pharmacy, 24 Chilwell Road, to 7pm.Bestwood:Forest Pharmacy, 131 Arnold Road, to 7pm.Bilborough:Co-op, Bracebridge Drive, 7am to 11pm.Burton Joyce: ...
  
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• kutubuku published (23) Qualitat kitchens review. Brilliant Service And I On...

  12-10-2015 08:40
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• DanRussell published Nottinghamshire weather: Monday, October 12

  12-10-2015 08:30
  
  Monday will see most places enjoy a dry day, with the best of any sunshine developing through the morning. There will be more cloud through the afternoon, and this could bring the odd shower.During the evening more showers may develop and wind in some parts will start to rise.On Tuesday there will be a good deal of dry weather with some sunshine, but once again there may be one or two isolated showers in some places.It may feel cold due to a fresh northeasterly wind.
  
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• Nottingham Post published Fire crews called to house blaze in Kirkby-in-Ashfield

  12-10-2015 08:21
  
  Firefighters battled a house fire in Kirkby-in-Ashfield on Sunday night.The call was received at 22.36pm, where two crews from Ashfield and one crew from Mansfield attended the scene.The fire was at a property in Spruce Grove, in Kirkby-in-Ashfield.Firefighters dealt with the blaze using two breathing apparatus, one hose reel, one thermal imagery camera and one positive pressure ventilation fan.No-one was reported injured after the incident.
  
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