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• JemmaPage published Harlem Globetrotters, Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham: Review and...

  25-04-2016 23:44
  
  The Harlem Globetrotters have been impressing audiences with their slick moves and dunk shots for the past 90 years. And on Monday night, they bounced into Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena and put on a flawless show for thousands of fans. The exhibition basketball team combine dance, comedy and tricks into sport. They started in the 1920s as a competitive team but spent more time showing off their showmanship than actually playing the game – making them more well-known for their...
  
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• rsherdley published African mum stole someone else's identity to get job at Next

  25-04-2016 21:18
  
  Church-going Millicent Amoah travelled from her homeland of Ghana to attend her niece's christening in November 2010.Her lawful visit had also reunited her with her daughter legally living in Britain.But when Amoah was due to return home, she could not face leaving her behind and stayed here after finding a German passport, Nottingham Crown Court heard today.She married a Dutchman and applied for an EU resident's permit – an applications which remains pending.But in the meantime she was...
  
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• rsherdley commented African mum stole someone else's identity to get job at Next

  25-04-2016 21:18
  
  Church-going Millicent Amoah travelled from her homeland of Ghana to attend her niece's christening in November 2010.Her lawful visit had also reunited her with her daughter legally living in Britain.But when Amoah was due to return home, she could not face leaving her behind and stayed here after finding a German passport, Nottingham Crown Court heard today.She married a Dutchman and applied for an EU resident's permit – an applications which remains pending.But in the meantime she was...
  
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• Nottingham Forest hierarchy must take step back, if they want a man like Martin O'Neill - Nottingham Post

  25-04-2016 21:08
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  Nottingham Forest hierarchy must take step back, if they want a man like Martin O'Neill
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  If Nottingham Forest do have any hope at all of persuading Martin O'Neill to take the job at Nottingham Forest, one major thing would have to happen. Forest would have to provide a cast iron guarantee that there would be no interference from above ...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Give Lansbury a new deal but we must see more from him at...

  25-04-2016 20:30
  
  With interest likely to come in for their star midfielder in the summer, Kenny Burns gives his view on the issue of Henri Lansbury's future at Nottingham ForestNottingham Forest do need to open contract negotiations with Henri Lansbury – but only for financial reasons.The Reds cannot afford to lose one of their biggest assets for nothing.But, equally, I still believe Lansbury could contribute more.On his day, the midfielder is somebody who can influence games; who can dominate in the...
  
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• BenIreland published Learner drivers waiting four months to take test in Nottingham

  25-04-2016 20:29
  
  Learner drivers at some Nottingham test centres are waiting up to four months to take their driving test.Instructors have warned that pupils are facing extra costs, are booking tests when they might not be ready and watching their theory tests expire because of the lengthy waiting times.At Colwick and Watnall test centres, the current waiting time is 17 weeks – nearly three times the six-week target.Local driving instructor Debbie Beet, who runs Beeston-based Phoenix Driving School, says..
  
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• TracyWalker published Teenager lets her mates cut off her hair for charity

  25-04-2016 20:13
  
  How many teenagers do you know who would walk into a college dressed as a princess? And how many would have their long hair - which is their pride and joy - lopped off for charity? That's exactly what Kacey Scrimshaw did. The 16-year-old had 15inches of her waist-skimming hair chopped off to be donated to the Little Princess Trust. The charity provides real-hair wigs to boys and girls who have lost their hair through cancer treatment. Wollaton resident Kacey, who studies at Bilborough...
  
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• TracyWalker published Good Deeds Notts: Kacey's hair-raising deed for Little Princess...

  25-04-2016 20:13
  
  How many teenagers do you know who would walk into a college dressed as a princess? And how many would have their long hair - which is their pride and joy - lopped off for charity? That's exactly what Kacey Scrimshaw did. The 16-year-old had 15inches of her waist-skimming hair chopped off to be donated to the Little Princess Trust. The charity provides real-hair wigs to boys and girls who have lost their hair through cancer treatment. Wollaton resident Kacey, who studies at Bilborough...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Nottingham Forest hierarchy must take step back, if they want a...

  25-04-2016 20:10
  
  In his weekly column, Nottingham Forest legend Kenny Burns says it is time for the chairman, Fawaz Al Hasawi, to take a back seat if they are to persuade Ireland manager to come to to City GroundIf Nottingham Forest do have any hope at all of persuading Martin O'Neill to take the job at Nottingham Forest, one major thing would have to happen.Forest would have to provide a cast iron guarantee that there would be no interference from above – and the club would have to be properly run from...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Nottingham Forest hierarchy must take step back, if they want a...

  25-04-2016 20:10
  
  In his weekly column, Nottingham Forest legend Kenny Burns says it is time for the chairman, Fawaz Al Hasawi, to take a back seat if they are to persuade Ireland manager to come to to City GroundIf Nottingham Forest do have any hope at all of persuading Martin O'Neill to take the job at Nottingham Forest, one major thing would have to happen.Forest would have to provide a cast iron guarantee that there would be no interference from above – and the club would have to be properly run from...
  
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• Accelerate Places aim to turn Nottingham into future centre of technology - Nottingham Post

  25-04-2016 20:01
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  Accelerate Places aim to turn Nottingham into future centre of technology
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  Billed as the East Midlands equivalent of London's Silicon Roundabout, the people behind Accelerate Places Nottingham are bidding to turn it into a similar hotbed for tech businesses and software developers. Dan Robinson drops in to talk to Mark Onyett ...
  
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• DanRobinson published Accelerate Places aim to turn Nottingham into future centre of...

  25-04-2016 20:00
  
  Billed as the East Midlands equivalent of London's Silicon Roundabout, the people behind Accelerate Places Nottingham are bidding to turn it into a similar hotbed for tech businesses and software developers. Dan Robinson drops in to talk to Mark Onyett, one of the key investors, to find out what it's all about. Manufacturing, lace and tobacco are the industry pillars with which Nottingham has long been synonymous – now the city could become one of the centres of technology in the 21st...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Kenny Burns: Notts County are a shambles and Ricardo Moniz is to...

  25-04-2016 19:46
  
  Kenny Burns, in his weekly Post column, gives his view on the latest goings on at Notts County Football Club:Notts County are a shambles and the one man to blame is Ricardo Moniz.The players he signed did not have the quality or the character to play for the club.And how he didn't notice that, amid the 20 odd players brought in last summer, a defender or two might have been a good idea is completely beyond me. When your fitness coach is your best central defender – when he is meant to have
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Kenny Burns: Notts County are a shambles and Ricardo Moniz is to...

  25-04-2016 19:46
  
  Kenny Burns, in his weekly Post column, gives his view on the latest goings on at Notts County Football Club:Notts County are a shambles and the one man to blame is Ricardo Moniz.The players he signed did not have the quality or the character to play for the club.And how he didn't notice that, amid the 20 odd players brought in last summer, a defender or two might have been a good idea is completely beyond me. When your fitness coach is your best central defender – when he is meant to have
  
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• Leigh_Curtis published Notts County surprised by High Court adjournment

  25-04-2016 19:24
  
  Notts County insist they have settled their debt with HMRC after a winding-up petition was adjourned for a further two weeks.The Magpies were back before the High Court today but were surprised to learn of a further adjournment, having expected the order to be dismissed.The Post understands the club received assurances by HMRC on Friday that would be the case after making three fast payments and furnishing them with bank receipts.HMRC would not comment on individual cases, but the club is now...
  
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• MattDavies commented Nottingham Forest video brilliantly captures great moments from...

  25-04-2016 19:02
  
  If you are a Nottingham Forest fan struggling to remember the good times then watch this video. Forget 17th in the Championship and transfer embargoes and remind yourself of the club's great moments from their magnificent 150-year history. A YouTube user simply known as SWT, real name Steven Toplis, posted a brilliant 20-minute video five days ago and almost 6,000 people have watched already a series of moments that will make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.Of course,...
  
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• RachelGorman published Nine perfect places to go for a cheeky post-work glass of wine

  25-04-2016 19:00
  
  Is the weekend really over already? Well why not make the working week that tiny bit more bearable by organising a post-work glass of plonk with some friends? Here's entertainment reporter Rachel Gorman's top spots for a relaxing out-of-office hour or two1. VeenoWhere? 15 Middle Pavement, Nottingham NG1 7DXWhat? Set in the old premises of Delilah's, Italian wine cafe Veeno isn't out to confound customers, indeed it has made the menu simple with nicknames such as Our Best Seller, Our Smoothest,..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Judy Naake: from Queen of Fake Tan to High Sheriff of Nottinghams...

  25-04-2016 19:00
  
  Judy Naake has conquered the business world and overcome cancer, now she's set to take on the role of High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire. Richard Tresidder reports. She has been called the Queen of Fake Tan. While undergoing treatment for breast cancer, she sold her business for £70 million to concentrate on beating the life threatening disease. She told an interviewer "there's no point in being the richest body in the cemetery". Judy Naake is known as the driving force behind...
  
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• Nottingham Post published How St Tropez founder built a multi-million pound business empire

  25-04-2016 19:00
  
  Judy Naake has conquered the business world and overcome cancer, now she's set to take on the role of High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire. Richard Tresidder reports. She has been called the Queen of Fake Tan. While undergoing treatment for breast cancer, she sold her business for £70 million to concentrate on beating the life threatening disease. She told an interviewer "there's no point in being the richest body in the cemetery". Judy Naake is known as the driving force behind...
  
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• rsherdley published Taxi driver jailed for eight years for raping a passenger

  25-04-2016 18:49
  
  A jury found Shapoor Azimi guilty of attacking a 22-year-old student in the back of his cab after picking her up in Nottingham city centre.And sentencing the 37-year-old cabbie, Judge Timothy Spencer raised concerns over how he was allowed to work on the streets of Nottingham - after he had been in trouble twice before for kerb-crawling, in 2011 and 2006.After the hearing, a Nottingham City Council spokesman said his previous caution and conviction for kerb-crawling should have been spotted and.
  
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• BenIreland published Masked men threatened women and children with screwdriver and...

  25-04-2016 18:46
  
  Two women and two children were threatened in their own home by masked men with a screwdriver before the thieves stole three gold rings.The four men were found rifling through the family's belongings in Salisbury Street, Beeston, on April 14 and demanded cash and jewellery.They fled with three gold rings at around 10.45pm, leaving the family shaken by the ordeal.Read more: Policeman becomes holiday hero after saving woman from drowningPolice have now launched a public appeal to try and find the.
  
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• TracyWalker commented Chance to win £100,000 at Mecca Beeston

  25-04-2016 18:28
  
  All eyes will be on Mecca Beeston this weekend when there is a chance to win a share of £100,000. The huge prize will be split equally by all in attendance at the Queens Road venue. The club is set to host one of the most sought-after evenings of bingo in and around Nottingham by offering the chance for players to win big via a national live link game this Saturday. The team will be hosting the event from 6.30pm, with one lucky club set to win a whopping £100,000 to share...
  
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• DanRobinson published Lawyers at national law firm's Nottingham office made partners

  25-04-2016 18:20
  
  Four lawyers in the Nottingham office of Browne Jacobson have won promotion to become partners at the firm. Richard Briggs and Amanda Wright-Kluger, who practise health advisory and litigation, and property specialists Mick Suggett and Robert Wofinden, will take the total number of partners in the law firm to 109. They were joined by Nick Pontt, who works in commercial law in the London office. Derek Bambury, senior partner at Browne Jacobson, said: "All five promotions are thoroughly...
  
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• TracyWalker published Trentbarton drivers honoured for their sterling work

  25-04-2016 18:00
  
  Ensuring a woman got to hospital to spend precious last moments with her dying father and paying for passengers on his broken-down vehicle to get a replacement with a rival firm have won a bus driver an award. Skylink and indigo driver Tom Holmes, 23, of Long Eaton, was named Hero of the Year at trentbarton's Really Good Service Awards. Tom said: "I've always done what any good human being would do. Winning this award is a surprise. I really love the job, it's really gratifying and I...
  
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• JenniferScott published New KFC heading to busy city location - with up to 40 jobs in tow

  25-04-2016 17:52
  
  Fried chicken is on the menu as a new drive through is well on its way to opening.Work has begun on the new KFC restaurant in Nuthall Road, Cinderhill, adding another business to the busy road into the city. The site sits opposite the Tesco Express petrol station and is just a few minutes from the Basford Hall building at New College Nottingham, which will be sure to bring in a few punters. And with up to 40 jobs on offer from the development, it will bring a boost to the economy too - as well..
  
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• JenniferScott commented New KFC heading to busy city location - with up to 40 jobs in tow

  25-04-2016 17:52
  
  Fried chicken is on the menu as a new drive-through is well on its way to opening.Work has begun on the new KFC restaurant in Nuthall Road, Cinderhill, adding another business to the busy road into the city. The site sits opposite the Tesco Express petrol station and is just a few minutes from the Basford Hall building at New College Nottingham, which is likely to bring in a few punters. And with up to 40 jobs on offer from the development, it will bring a boost to the economy - as well as full.
  
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• DanRobinson published Manufacturing orders falling but sector remains steady, says CBI...

  25-04-2016 17:45
  
  Output in the manufacturing sector was stable over the past quarter – but orders fell – says business group the CBI. Its industrial trends survey of 472 firms nationwide reported that total new orders edged down in the three months to April, matching the decline in the previous quarter. This was driven by a dip in export orders, while domestic orders were broadly flat. Average input costs rose at the fastest pace in two years but companies found it difficult to pass on...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Former drug addict stole DVDs to help battle his boredom

  25-04-2016 17:25
  
  A shoplifter who had got off drugs stole DVDs from Asda because he found himself with "too much time on his hands".But jobless David Brooks only had £1.50 and left with the films worth £15, said Daniel Pietryka, prosecuting, at Nottingham Magistrates Court.He was initially "uncooperative" when detained outside the Asda supermarket on Front Street, Arnold, but the DVDs were recovered and handed back to staff. Then he was found to have a razor blade in a pocket.Read...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Former drug addict stole DVDs to help battle his boredom

  25-04-2016 17:25
  
  A shoplifter who had got off drugs stole DVDs from Asda because he found himself with "too much time on his hands".But jobless David Brooks only had £1.50 and left with the films worth £15, said Daniel Pietryka, prosecuting, at Nottingham Magistrates Court.He was initially "uncooperative" when detained outside the Asda supermarket on Front Street, Arnold, but the DVDs were recovered and handed back to staff. Then he was found to have a razor blade in a pocket.Read...
  
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• DanRobinson published Business leaders can find out how they will be affected by...

  25-04-2016 17:21
  
  Business leaders concerned about the implications of the national living wage can attend a free roadshow in Nottingham. The free seminar, hosted by workforce management specialists Crown Computing, law firm Shulmans LLP and productivity experts Pasfield Curran, will explain the financial and legal implications. It will be held at the Nottingham Belfry Hotel, in Mellors Way, on Friday, May 20, from 11.30am to 2pm. The roadshow is aimed at companies with more than 100 staff and will also...
  
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• JonPritchard published East Midlands Trains apologises for delays - with grammatical...

  25-04-2016 17:00
  
  East Midlands Trains has apologised to customers following a spate of cable thefts which have caused delays over the last six weeks. The company has handed out miniature chocolates and sweets to its customers following seven cable thefts in just over a month, along with a letter explaining what they are doing about the problem.But the apology has backfired slightly, with a number of users pointing out the grammatical error on the box.
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• Nottingham Post published Prisoner who died in cell told mum he would be 'leaving jail in a...

  25-04-2016 16:47
  
  Shalane Blackwood told his mother Linda that he thought he was dying just two weeks before he he was found unresponsive in his cell at HMP Nottingham.And Mrs Blackwood told his inquest how she raised concerns with a nurse at a the prison just the day before the 29-year-old died. A port mortem examination found that he had internal bleeding from a stomach ulcer.She said: "I told him my son had told me he was dying and he replied 'I can assure you your son is not dying, he is a healthy young...
  
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• DanRobinson published Old Chromoworks printing site in Bilborough bought by industrial...

  25-04-2016 16:17
  
  The former home of a Nottingham printers that closed three years ago has been sold to an industrial developer in a multi-million pound deal. The 6.9-acre Chromoworks site, in Wigman Road, Bilborough, is now owned by Sladen Estates after the sale was concluded by NG Chartered Surveyors, on behalf of owner Jack Digva. It was previously occupied by Polestar, a web-offset printer that produced magazines, catalogues and commercial work for publishers and retailers like Tesco, Argos and...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Who are this month's movers and shakers?

  25-04-2016 16:00
  
  Capital One, DHP Family and Hallam Internet are just some of the companies that have taken on new members of staff this month. Andy Reeves (pictured above), 44, has joined Capital One as vice-president of technology, following roles at Microsoft, Blinkbox and most recently, Amazon. He said: "I'm working with the team to develop our own software to create a lasting and meaningful impact for our customers. "I believe the financial industry in the UK is ready for change and Capital...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Basford United gear up for crunch play-offs clash at Coalville...

  25-04-2016 15:59
  
  Basford United manager Martin Carruthers says his team are not just in the Evo-Stik Northern League Division One South promotion play-offs to make up the numbers.Nottinghamshire as a county has not been represented at Premier Division level since 2012, with Ilkeston flying the flag for Derbyshire at present, but Basford will look to take a step closer to going up when they travel to Coalville Town on Tuesday night (7.45pm) in the play-offs semi-final.Coalville are managed by Tommy Brookbanks,...
  
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• BenIreland published Nottingham violin ace and Britain's Got Talent star bags...

  25-04-2016 15:52
  
  Talented violinist Braimah Kanneh-Mason has been given a £500 boost towards his place at the Royal Academy of Music by a local men's choir.Carlton Male Voice Choir hands out its Music Maker award every year ahead of its annual Festival Concert, which takes place on Saturday, April 30 at Nottingham's Albert Hall.Braimah, 18, who appeared on Britain's Got Talent as part of the Kanneh-Mason ensemble last year, follows in his pianist sister Isata's footsteps. She won the Music Maker award in..
  
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• Nottingham Post published Record score for Kimberley in Notts Premier League opening round

  25-04-2016 15:48
  
  Kimberley made their highest ever score in the Notts Premier League, but had to settle for a draw against Ordsall Bridon in the first game of the season.They finished on 374 for eight as Neil Edwards smashed 107 from just 62 balls. Tom Rowe (78) and Simon Webster (71) were also in the runs.Gary Andrews' four for 75 and Mathew Roberts, with three for 63, did their best to stem the tide.Bridon's reply was in a spot of bother at 25 for two, but Sufian Munir (34) and Liam Andrews (36) steadied...
  
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• DanRobinson published University of Nottingham sports teams to wear kit made by West...

  25-04-2016 15:41
  
  Students at the University of Nottingham will soon wear sports kit provided by a West Bridgford firm – which has promised to create an "iconic" look that reflects the city. British sports brand PlayerLayer, based in Welbeck Road, has struck a deal to become the official university sport kit supplier. Its new kit and leisurewear ranges will be worn from the beginning of the 2016 academic year and follows on from partnerships with other universities and teams including Notts...
  
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• JenniferScott published Brexit is still the favourite choice for Nottinghamshire with...

  25-04-2016 15:09
  
  Nottinghamshire is still on the side of Brexit, with just over eight weeks to go until the European Union referendum.In our weekly poll to see if the campaigns are helping you make up your mind, just over 64 percent of respondents wanted to leave the EU - slightly down from 67 percent last week.Also, 36 percent voted in favour of staying in, compared to 30 percent the previous week.It still shows much stronger feeling towards going it alone than earlier in the year.In our poll back in January,..
  
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• JenniferScott commented Brexit is still the favourite choice for Nottinghamshire with...

  25-04-2016 15:09
  
  Nottinghamshire is still on the side of Brexit, with just over eight weeks to go until the European Union referendum.In our weekly poll to see if the campaigns are helping you make up your mind, just over 64 percent of respondents wanted to leave the EU - slightly down from 67 percent last week.Also, 36 percent voted in favour of staying in, compared to 30 percent the previous week.It still shows much stronger feeling towards going it alone than earlier in the year.In our poll back in January,..
  
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• DanRobinson published BHS goes into administration - what happens to your vouchers?

  25-04-2016 14:50
  
  Customers holding BHS vouchers have been given advice on their next move after the high street retailer filed for administration – putting 164 shops and 11,000 jobs at risk. The Midlands branch of R3, the organisation for insolvency, restructuring and turnaround specialists, warned customers they may not get all their money back as administrators make important commercial decisions in an attempt to save the business. BHS, which has department stores in the intu Broadmarsh Centre,...
  
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• World record for Brough motorcycle sale

  25-04-2016 14:42 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A rare Nottingham motorcycle discovered in a barn in Cornwall sets a new world record after selling for more than £300,000.
  
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• DaveWhitfield published These photos will make you fall in love with the Notts countrysid...

  25-04-2016 14:06
  
  These nine pictures showcase some of the great images of Nottinghamshire that are being posted on Instagram.They are from Sarah Illingworth, of Rainworth, who has been a professional wedding and commercial photographer at Mirror Imaging Photography for eight years. She says: "Nottinghamshire is a great mix of culture, shopping and restaurants; rich in history and storytelling, with beautiful pockets of unexpected green space and parklands."Read more: Amazing pictures from the...
  
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• JonPritchard published Policeman becomes holiday hero after saving woman from drowning

  25-04-2016 14:03
  
  A policeman who saved a woman from drowning while on holiday near Skegness has been commended for his actions.Sergeant Darren Sear was awarded a Testimonial on Vellum by the Royal Humane Society after saving the woman, who was shouting for help in the sea near his holiday home in Anderby Creek.The award is given to someone who has put themselves in considerable danger to save someone else.Sgt Sear heard the woman drowning and started to wade through the dark water by bouncing on his tip toes. He
  
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• MattDavies published Poll: Should Nottingham Forest cash in on Henri Lansbury?

  25-04-2016 13:56
  
  Henri Lansbury is once again set to be a man in demand this summer. His form in Nottingham Forest's midfield since returning from injury has been exceptional and the Reds are expecting Premier League clubs to show an interest in the former Arsenal man. The 25-year-old rejected a move to Burnley last summer but could be tempted to leave if he is not convinced Forest can mount a promotion push next season. Crucially, he is entering the final year of his contract and could leave on a free...
  
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• JonPritchard published Man taken to hospital after crash involving car and motorbike

  25-04-2016 13:31
  
  A man was taken to hospital after a car and a motorbike were involved in a collision in Mansfield.The crash happened on Oak Tree Lane in Mansfield shortly before 8.45am on Monday. Police and ambulance were called to the scene.Read more: Alfreton Road blocked after crash between bus and carParamedics treated one man, although the exact nature of his injuries are still unclear. He is not believed to be seriously injured.A spokeswoman for East Midlands Ambulance Service said: "We received a...
  
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• karenantcliff published West Bridgford estate agent raises £3,000 for NSPCC

  25-04-2016 13:13
  
  It was a race that saw nearly 40,000 runners take part, even Major Tim Peake joined in from space but for one local first time marathon runner, Sunday, April 24, was a day of personal achievement. Gary Lund, co-founder of West Bridgford estate agency Royston and Lund, has completed his first London Marathon in three hours, thirty minutes and five seconds. Thrilled with not only his time but also with the support and his fundraising achievement, the 51-year old former footballer said:...
  
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• MattDavies published From Liverpool to McIlroy: Five facts about Caroline Wozniacki...

  25-04-2016 13:00
  
  Former world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki is the latest high profile name to be announced for this summer's Nottingham Open. The Danish star will be joined at the tournament, which starts on June 4, by another player to have topped the rankings in Victoria Azarenka, as well as British star Heather Watson. Here the Post brings you a guide to the 25-year-old's life and career. Born: Odense, Denmark Current world ranking: 28 Highest world ranking: 1 Career singles titles: 23 Career...
  
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• JonPritchard published John Elkington – found dead in Benidorm – to be...

  25-04-2016 12:32
  
  Friends of John Elkington, who was found dead in Benidorm on Sunday, are planning a minute's applause at the Nottingham Forest game on Saturday.Nobby Sharp, a good friend of the 45-year-old, asked Forest fans on Facebook to applaud after four minutes for the man who he said was a "true red".Mr Elkington went missing in Benidorm late last month, but the Foreign and Commonwealth Office confirmed they were providing support to his family after news of his death broke at the weekend....
  
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• JonPritchard commented John Elkington – found dead in Benidorm – to be...

  25-04-2016 12:32
  
  Friends of John Elkington, who was found dead in Benidorm on Sunday, are planning a minute's applause at the Nottingham Forest game on Saturday.Nobby Sharp, a good friend of the 45-year-old, asked Forest fans on Facebook to applaud after four minutes for the man who he said was a "true red".Mr Elkington went missing in Benidorm late last month, but the Foreign and Commonwealth Office confirmed they were providing support to his family after news of his death broke at the weekend....
  
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