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• Nottingham Post published Eric Lichaj is confident Nottingham Forest will press on this...

  17-11-2015 22:40
  
  Eric Lichaj is confident Nottingham Forest will not suffer the same fate they did after their last win against Derby County. The Reds return to action at Brentford on Saturday, two weeks on from beating their fierce rivals 1-0 at the City Ground. The previous time they beat the Rams, 2-1 in January, they then lost to Fulham and Millwall before Stuart Pearce was sacked. However, the full-back believes better can follow at Brentford, as Forest look to ensure recent promising displays...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Oldham Athletic 2 Mansfield Town 0: Match report

  17-11-2015 22:10
  
  Mansfield Town were denied a place in the second round of the FA Cup after a battling effort at Oldham counted for little, thanks to second-half strikes by Danny Philliskirk and Dominic Poleon. Philliskirk capitalised on a defensive slip amid terrible conditions at a rain-soaked, wind-swept Boundary Park to fire home after 70 minutes. Poleon added another with a neat finish to beat Scott Shearer eight minutes later. Adam Murray's men, who have now gone five matches without hitting the net,...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Nottingham Forest defender Eric Lichaj happy to spend 27th...

  17-11-2015 22:00
  
  Eric Lichaj celebrated his 27th birthday surrounded by Nottingham Forest fans on Tuesday night. However, the full-back was not in a nightclub buying champagne for hangers on, as the stereotypical image of a modern footballer can often suggest. Instead he enjoyed a grilling from fans at a pie and peas night organised by the official Supporters Club. The American was happy to conduct a question and answer session after the last steak and kidney pie had been polished off. He feels it is...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Muslim teen who gave out free hugs is 'called a terrorist nearly...

  17-11-2015 21:37
  
  A Muslim teenager who gave out free hugs to strangers to banish stereotypes about his religion says he has "been called a terrorist nearly every day of my life".Yusf Pirot, of Arnold, moved to the UK in 2007 from northern Iraq.The 16-year old brought forward his idea to stand blindfolded in St Peter's Square with a sign pinned to him saying "I am a Muslim, not a terrorist" after the Paris massacres on Friday."It was scary," he told the Post. "Because I was...
  
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• JenniferScott commented Lowdham public toilets could be flushed to save cash

  17-11-2015 21:15
  
  Local loos could be flushed away if a council cannot find the cash to save them. The public toilets on the corner of Main Street and Southwell Road in Lowdham (pictured) have long been managed by the parish council, with Newark and Sherwood District Council covering the cost of cleaning and maintenance. But come March 2016, the agreement will end and the strapped parish council will be left with a choice of paying the bills or closing the conveniences. Kathryn Price, the acting clerk for...
  
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• DanRussell published Germany v Netherlands friendly called off due to safety fears

  17-11-2015 20:41
  
  Germany's friendly with the Netherlands was cancelled just 90 minutes before kick-off. Fans were evacuated from 45,000 capacity Hannover Stadium amid safety fears on Tuesday night.German team national spokesman Jens Grittner tweeted: "The team were diverted on the way to the stadium. In a safe place. We can't say more at the moment." Sind auf dem Weg ins Stadion v. d. Polizei umgeleitet worden u. an sicherem Ort. Mehr können wir derzeit nicht sagen, Bitte u....
  
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• Nottingham Post published Notts County defender Blair Adams extends loan at Mansfield Town

  17-11-2015 19:33
  
  Notts County defender Blair Adams has extended his loan deal with rivals Mansfield Town until January 19. The former Coventry City full-back has impressed since his move to Field Mill last month, having replaced the crocked Mal Benning. Adams (pictured) has won high praise for his performances from boss Adam Murray, who joked he would sign him on a "ten year" deal if he could. The left-back, who has been deemed surplus to requirements at Meadow Lane,hasplayed five games for...
  
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• JemmaPage published Football fans stand united before England v France match after...

  17-11-2015 19:23
  
  Football fans stood united against terrorism under Wembley's illuminated red, white and blue arch as they paid respect to those who lost their lives during the Paris attacks. Thousands of supporters headed to London's 90,000-capacity stadium on Tuesday night for England's match against France. The game came just four days after two explosions were heard outside the Stade de France as the French national team took on world champions Germany in front of a packed crowd. The attacks unfolded...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Notts' James Taylor leads England to victory over Pakistan in...

  17-11-2015 19:10
  
  James Taylor hit his second half century in three innings to guarantee England will at least take a share of the spoils in the one-day international series against Pakistan in the UAE.The Notts Outlaws skipper helped steady the ship after the tourists had lost a few quick wickets and ended 67 not out from 69 balls to see England to a six wicket win with nine overs to spare.The victory in Sharjah puts England 2-1 up in the series with one match left on Friday (11am UK time), with two T20...
  
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• 'Porn obsessed' man filmed women

  17-11-2015 19:05 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A pornography "obsessed" man who spied on women and children - photographing and filming them with his phone - is jailed for 12 years.
  
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• DanRussell published Nottingham University Samworth Academy taken out of special...

  17-11-2015 18:52
  
  A new principal and 40 fresh teachers have helped boost a failing school.Ofsted has revisited Nottingham University Samworth Academy (NUSA) after it was placed in "special measures"– the lowest category – nearly two years ago.Education inspectors have now found that improvements have been made in all areas and the Bramhall Road, Bilborough, school is now classed as "requires improvement" – the second lowest category.Lead inspector Zarina Connolly said:...
  
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• JemmaPage published Good Deeds Notts: Pupils don onesies to raise money for charity

  17-11-2015 18:48
  
  Pupils at a Carlton school dug out their most colourful and creative onesies to raise money for a charity which supports those living with diabetes. Seven-year-old Ellie Ross, a pupil at Porchester Junior School, came up with the idea for the non-uniform day with her mother, Liz. The youngster's cousin Sam Musgrove, now eight, was diagnosed with type one diabetes when he was 14 months old. After seeing how he copes with the condition, Ellie decided she wanted to raise money and awareness...
  
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• TracyWalker published Offender with 135 offences on record burgled house while occupant...

  17-11-2015 18:25
  
  A prolific offender with 135 offences on his record broke into a house while the occupant's son was in the shower. Lee Walker, 41, was out walking his dog and was homeless at the time when he brazenly walked into the home of Alan Baines via a patio door. He helped himself to two mobile phones which were on the kitchen table, before fleeing the scene. Nottingham Crown Court heard that Mr Baines' son was having a shower when Walker struck, in broad daylight at around 12.30pm on October...
  
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• Finnish Forest fan starring for Panthers

  17-11-2015 17:46 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Net minder saw the Reds beat Derby
  
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• BenIreland published Muslim teenager tells of inspiration behind free hugs in...

  17-11-2015 17:39
  
  A Muslim teenager who gave out free hugs to strangers to banish stereotypes about his religion says he has "been called a terrorist nearly every day of my life". Yusf Pirot, 16, of Arnold, moved to the UK in 2007 from northern Iraq. He brought his idea to stand blindfolded in St Peter's Square with a sign pinned to him saying "I am a Muslim, not a terrorist" forward after 129 people were killed in Paris on Friday. "It was scary," he told the Post....
  
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• BenIreland commented Muslim teenager tells of inspiration behind free hugs in...

  17-11-2015 17:39
  
  A Muslim teenager who gave out free hugs to strangers to banish stereotypes about his religion says he has "been called a terrorist nearly every day of my life". Yusf Pirot, 16, of Arnold, moved to the UK in 2007 from northern Iraq. He brought his idea to stand blindfolded in St Peter's Square with a sign pinned to him saying "I am a Muslim, not a terrorist" forward after 129 people were killed in Paris on Friday. "It was scary," he told the Post....
  
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• JenniferScott published Health visitors helping new mums face budget cuts

  17-11-2015 17:31
  
  Health visitors who help children "get a better start in life" could be for the chop just a month after the City Council has been put in charge of them.The local authority says cuts by central government to the Public Health Grant it receives will see funding for the service slashed only weeks after the Department for Health handed the responsibility over to them.Local councillors said £2.39 million - over 6% - will be slashed from the grant, which also pays for services...
  
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• DanRussell published Police appeal for witnesses after a man dressed as a fairy was...

  17-11-2015 17:25
  
  Nottinghamshire Police is appealing for witnesses to come forward following a serious assault on a man dressed as a fairy in the city centre. Officers were called to the junction of Queen Street and Upper Parliament Street at 4.25am on Saturday, October 31, after a man suffered a serious head injury. The injury is not believed to be life-threatening. Detectives investigating the assault believe there are witnesses who have not yet come forward or people who may have important...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Man loses patience while in queue at police station - and is left...

  17-11-2015 16:57
  
  An impatient man has been left with a £1,030 legal bill after losing his temper while queuing at the Central Police Station in the city. Nottingham Magistrates' Court heard that jobless John Birmingham quickly became aggressive after arriving to meet a sergeant on June 10.He thought the receptionist called another member of the public first, although Birmingham had been waiting longer, said David Miles, prosecuting. He began swearing.The receptionist apologised and asked him to mind his...
  
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• Carl Froch receives MBE medal at palace

  17-11-2015 16:49 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Boxer Carl Froch receives his MBE medal for services to his sport from the Duke of Cambridge at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace.
  
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• BenIreland published Man suffers serious head injury after 'bat' attack in Mansfield...

  17-11-2015 16:31
  
  Police have arrested a alleged to have struck another man over the head with what is thought to be a bat in Mansfield Road.The assault took place in the early hours of Sunday morning, November 15, near the junction with Peachey Street, close to the Victoria Centre and the Peacock pub.It left a man, in his 20s, in a serious condition in hospital but police say his injuries are not life threatening. He was wearing a navy jumper and dark denim jeans. Witnesses had described him behaving erratically
  
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• Barry_Cooper published Ann Summers to give away free Rampant Rabbit sex toys at...

  17-11-2015 16:30
  
  For those looking to spice up their life over the festive period, one Nottingham retailer is marking Black Friday in somewhat unusual fashion.Ann Summers will be giving away seven hundred of its popular Rampant Rabbit toys to customers across the country on Friday, November 27 - and fifty of those will be up for grabs in Nottingham.The toy, known as the Midnight One, will be given away to the first fifty customers with a Golden Ticket at the Long Row store.Once downloaded from the Ann Summers...
  
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• JemmaPage published Good Deeds Notts: Volunteers transform youngsters' garden

  17-11-2015 16:13
  
  Enthusiastic volunteers dug out their spades and gave up their free time to transform the garden of two young children living with a rare medical condition. Siblings Luis, 11, and Leah Salmon, eight, both have argininosuccinic aciduria – an inherited genetic disorder which has left them with development issues, epilepsy and impaired safety awareness. In a bid to transform the youngsters' lives, a team of 24 Emerson Process Management employees got to work constructing fencing and...
  
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• PMBlackburn published Nottingham boxing legend Carl Froch picks up an MBE

  17-11-2015 15:54
  
  Nottingham boxer Carl Froch has received an MBE at Buckingham Palace. The local legend, who was named honorary freeman of the city earlier this year, picked up the prestigious award from the Duke of Cambridge during an Investiture Ceremony. Speaking to the Post earlier this year the former World champion, who knocked out George Groves in his final fight in front of 80,000 fans at Wembley, said:"I couldn't have achieved what I have without my fans in Nottingham, so I dedicate this to...
  
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• NottmPostEG published James to play Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall on 2016 UK tour

  17-11-2015 15:34
  
  Indie giants James have announced details of a 2016 tour that end at Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall on Saturday, May 21. The band, who played Splendour in Wollaton Park over the summer, will be back on the road to promote a new album, Girl At The End Of The World, to be released in March. It will be their 14th album stretching back to the early Eighties when they emerged alongside a wave of indie bands such as The Smiths and the Wedding Present. They went on to enjoy mainstream success...
  
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• Nottingham Post published When is the Baby and Toddler of the Year winner announced?

  17-11-2015 14:29
  
  The wait is almost over for the hundreds of children who entered the Post's Baby and Toddler of the Year event this year.It might seem like an eternity ago since parents, friends and family converged on the Nottingham Riviera in August to have their toddlers snapped by Post photographers, before featuring in a special supplement.Over the last few weeks, thousands of votes have been flooding into the Post as people desperately tried to secure the hugely prestigious title held by Carson McGinlay,.
  
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• Nottingham Post published Housing hunting? These Keyworth homes are open to view

  17-11-2015 14:25
  
  What are you doing this weekend? These Keyworth homes are open to view... 10 Thelda Avenue, Keyworth, NG12 5HUPrice: £275,000Open house: Saturday, November 21, 10am – noonFor sale with: John German, tel: 0115 981 0003 Renovated and refurbished, this three-bed bungalow is open to view this weekend. Accommodation includes an entrance hall, living room, kitchen/breakfast from, three bedrooms and family bathroom. Outside, there is substantial block paving, which...
  
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• NatalieFahy published Take a look around Nottingham's new tequila bar, 400 Rabbits

  17-11-2015 14:17
  
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• Barry_Cooper published Amazing pictures show Clifton couple's special wedding day at...

  17-11-2015 13:46
  
  Gallery created by Barry_Cooper
  
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• Nottingham Post published WWE Live returning to Nottingham in April at Capital FM Arena

  17-11-2015 13:33
  
  On the back of another energetic WWE Live show at the Capital FM Arena, it has been announced the global wrestling stars will be back in Nottingham on Sunday, April 17, 2016. WWE traditionally hold two shows a year and another near sell-out will be expected again. The likes of Roman Reigns, Alberto Del Rio and the stars of the up-and-coming Divas divisions stole the show on Friday night at the Arena. READ OUR REVIEW OF FRIDAY'S WWE SHOW HERE "WWE Live is unique blend of sport and...
  
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• VIDEO: Rice recalls greatest Forest moment

  17-11-2015 12:39 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Cult hero Brian Rice recreates famous goal
  
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• JenniferScott published 10 ways I would improve Nottingham: Better tunes on the radio and...

  17-11-2015 12:24
  
  Nottingham is a great place to live, but there are always little things that could do with improvement. Jennifer Scott gives a run down on what she would change about the city.More bars serving good wineThe nightlife scene in Nottingham is absolutely thriving, and I have had many a night out that will go down in the scrapbook alongside 'best time ever'. But whilst in recent years there has been an explosion of good ale in our locals, the wine is still lacking in many establishments....
  
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• BenIreland published Paris attacks: Nottingham's Muslim, Jewish and Christian leaders...

  17-11-2015 12:07
  
  Religious leaders called for more community projects in Nottingham to be run by a group of different faiths during a show of solidarity in the wake of the Paris atrocities. Muslim, Jewish and Christian leaders met at Nottingham's Council House in Old Market Square on Tuesday morning, where hundreds gathered the night before to show the city stands for peace. The faith groups said they wanted to build on an "already strong relationships" in Nottingham after 129 people were killed in...
  
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• Barry_Cooper published What are the top 10 restaurants in West Bridgford according to...

  17-11-2015 11:56
  
  As Nottingham's restaurant scene goes from strength to strength, so it does in the city's surrounding areas, especially West Bridgford.An area known for its sporting heritage, the town's reputation has increased in recent years with diners and drinkers flocking from all over to sample its foodie delights. With its cosmopolitan and continental atmosphere, there have been many additions to the town in recent years, and the area has become more popular for revellers to enjoy an evening out.Diners..
  
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• KarenzaM12 published Nottinghamshire Sailors To Get Royal Seal Of Approval

  17-11-2015 11:53
  
  Four Nottinghamshire sailors will each receive one of the Royal Yachting Association's most prestigious awards from HRH the Princess Royal, President of the RYA, later this month in celebration of their huge contribution to the sport. Graham Hasnip (The Nottingham SC ) and Jim Bettles (Girton SC) will be honoured with an RYA Lifetime Commitment Award by sailing's national governing body, which recognises individuals who have shown exceptional commitment and dedication to their club or...
  
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• NottmPostEG published The Stylistics, Albert Hall - review and pictures

  17-11-2015 11:39
  
  It was an evening of pure 70s sophisticated soul, with two original members of The Stylistics still strutting their stuff after 48 years together.They treated us to a slick and professional performance, which took this near capacity Albert Hall audience on a trip down memory lane.Soul singer Diane Shaw got the party started, with tracks from her debut album, Love, Life & Strings, plus a cover of Odyssey's Native New Yorker, which had the audience up on their feet.But the night truly belonged
  
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• NottmPostEG published The Stylistics, Albert Hall - review

  17-11-2015 11:39
  
  The Stylistics came to Nottingham's Albert Hall last night and delivered an evening of pure 70s sophisticated soul. With two original members still strutting their stuff after 48 years together, they treated us to a slick and professional performance, which took this near capacity audience on a trip down memory lane. Warming up the audience was soul singer Diane Shaw, who with the use of backing tapes really got the party started. With tracks from her debut album, Love, Life & Strings, she..
  
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• Mouse 'runs past inspector' at pub

  17-11-2015 11:34 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A publican is fined after mouse droppings and rodents are found in food prep areas of a riverside bar and restaurant.
  
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• NottmPostEG published Prides, Rescue Rooms - review

  17-11-2015 11:29
  
  The Scottish synthpop band Prides played at Rescue Rooms on Monday night and even though I was rather sceptical about seeing the synth-led songs live, I was presently surprised. The song I Just Can't Wait To Be King from Disney's The Lion King was played during a pitch black stage before Stewart Brock (piano, lead vocals), Callum Wiseman (guitar, piano, vocals) and Lewis Gardiner (drums) entered. It definitely surprised the audience but got them rearing for the gig. They kicked off the show...
  
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• NottmPostEG published The Pitmen Painters, Lace Market Theatre - review

  17-11-2015 11:20
  
  Plays about coal miners typically grab the opportunity to trot out some tired old anti-Thatcher clichés. But The Pitmen Painters is more original, intelligent and wide-ranging than that, which is one of the reasons it satisfies. It's also funny, poignant and, in this production, very well acted. Instead of using his play for clumsy, one-sided didacticism Lee Hall treats us to a fascinating polemical piece. The period extends from the middle of the Great Depression to the immediate...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Former Forest legend Martin O'Neill a proud man after Irish...

  17-11-2015 11:19
  
  Former Nottingham Forest legends Martin O'Neill and Roy Keane will get the chance to write another European chapter in their fine careers after helping to mastermind the Republic of Ireland's qualification to Euro 2016. The Irish saw off Bosnia 2-0 in Dublin thanks to a Jon Walters brace to win their play-off clash 3-1 on aggregate to qualify for the tournament in France next summer. Manager O'Neill, a European Cup winner with Forest, and his assistant Keane, who won the Champions League...
  
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• NottmPostEG published 25 years of BBC Radio's The Beat: Presenter Dean Jackson talks...

  17-11-2015 10:36
  
  A biology teacher by day, a crusader of new music by night – BBC Radio's Dean Jackson is one of the original heroes of Nottingham's burgeoning live scene. Since his show, The Beat, first aired 25 years ago his scoops include bagging the only UK radio interview with an up-and-coming Seattle band called Nirvana (just weeks before Smells Like Teen Spirit would explode out of every plaid-wearing teenager's stereo), he's had a young Radiohead, Oasis, Happy Mondays, Inspiral...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Today's petrol prices in Nottingham, Tuesday, November 17th, 2015

  17-11-2015 10:22
  
  Petrol: 1. Tesco Toton Extra, Swiney Way, Beeston, Nottingham, 103.9p 2.Tesco Long Eaton Extra, Waverley Street, Long Eaton, 103.9p 3.Asda Nottingham, Loughborough Road, West Bridgford, 104.7p 4.Morrisons Gamston, Gamston District Centre, Gamston, 104.7p 5.Asda Strelley Road, Broxtowe, 104.8p Diesel: 1. Asda Nottingham, Loughborough Road, West Bridgford, 106.7p 2.Asda Strelley Road, Broxtowe, 106.7p 3.Asda Long Eaton Automat, Midland Street, Long Eaton,...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Late chemists in Nottingham, Tuesday, November 17th, 2015

  17-11-2015 10:17
  
  Arnold:MN Singh, 77 High Street, to 6.30pm; Sainsbury's Pharmacy, Nottingham Road, to 10pm; Asda Pharmacy, 111-127 Front Street, 7am-11pm. Aspley:Queen's Pharmacy Centre, 403 Nuthall Road, 7am-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. Bilborough:Co-op Pharmacy, Bracebridge Drive, 7am-11pm. Burton Joyce:Burrows & Close, 49 Main Street, to...
  
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• KarenzaM12 published 'VALUE TEACHERS TO KEEP THEM' HEAD URGES AFTER NEW GOVERNMENT...

  17-11-2015 09:50
  
  A Long Eaton Headmaster has revealed his five-point 'wish list' to restore teaching as an attractive and valued career proposition after the launch of a new Government TV campaign to address the current teacher shortage crisis last month. Mr Keith Morrow, Headmaster at The Elms Junior School and Nursery, believes the headlines around teacher retention and recruitment hide a much more complex picture that differs across the regions and the education sector.  In September OFSTED...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Wicked whispers: Nottingham Forest linked with move for Scottish...

  17-11-2015 09:12
  
  Nottingham Forest fans used to shout 'Zigger-Zagger' but could that chant sound more like 'Ziggy-Ziggy' in the near future. The former was the immortal chant the Reds faithful would use to adulate star man in the 1960s Joe Baker, the latter the name of a rising star north of the border that Nottingham Forest have been linked with. Right-back Ziggy Gordon is producing eye-catching performances for Hamilton Academicals, who he has played over 100 times for since coming up through their ranks...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Wicked whispers: Nottingham Forest linked with move for Scottish...

  17-11-2015 09:12
  
  Nottingham Forest fans used to shout 'Zigger-Zagger' but could that chant sound more like 'Ziggy-Ziggy' in the near future. The former was the immortal chant the Reds faithful would use to adulate star man in the 1960s Joe Baker, the latter the name of a rising star north of the border that Nottingham Forest have been linked with. Right-back Ziggy Gordon is producing eye-catching performances for Hamilton Academicals, who he has played over 100 times for since coming up through their ranks...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Nottingham Forest at 150: Flashback: ​War hero Johnny's Love...

  17-11-2015 08:54
  
  In July 2006, Scotsman John Thompson Love finally got a personal word of thanks from the Royal family for his bravery during the Second World War. Back in 1945, he was at the controls of a glider during Operation Varsity, the Allied crossing of the Rhine, when he was shot down over the German town of Hamminkeln. Wounded in the leg, he was rescued by advancing American troops and evacuated back to England where he learned he had been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. He expected an...
  
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• PMBlackburn published Mansfield man in court today charged with attempted murder

  17-11-2015 08:42
  
  A Mansfield man will appear in court this morning - charged with attempted murder.Twenty-five year old Joe Liffen, or Cardle Close, Mansfield, was arrested on Sunday after a serious assault on a woman in Felton Avenue, Mansfield Woodhouse, at around 3am that morning.The victim was treated in hospital for injuries suffered in the assault.
  
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• PMBlackburn published Lorry fire causes severe delays on M1 in Nottinghamshire

  17-11-2015 08:23
  
  There are severe delays on the M1 in Nottinghamshire after a lorry caught fire overnight. Emergency services have now extinguished the blaze which happened in the early hours of this morning - between junctions 28 and 29 - but delays are ongoing.#M1 closed both ways #Fire J28 - J29, Diversion routes via #Mansfield. Route details here https://t.co/1XBi1QG0yQ pic.twitter.com/UehtDAnofX— Highways England (@HighwaysEMIDS) November 17, 2015Our thanks @DerbyshireFRS, working...
  
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