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• Polling stations close in Nottinghamshire

  05-05-2016 23:00 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Polling stations close after voting takes place in police and crime commissioner elections across Nottinghamshire.
  
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• GB's Hynd wins third European gold

  05-05-2016 22:31 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Nottinghamshire's Ollie Hynd claims his third gold at the IPC Swimming European Open Championships in Madeira.
  
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• Nottmtails published MK Dons v Nottingham Forest: Youth players may get chance to...

  05-05-2016 21:36
  
  Talking tactics Nottingham Forest may have to shuffle their pack to some degree, with several players suffering with illness – but Paul Williams insists they will name their strongest side possible. The Reds have built momentum under the head coach, with increasingly impressive performances in recent weeks – leading up to the comfortable win at Fulham. And, while the season will come to an end this weekend, Williams does not want to lose that momentum, if it can be...
  
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• Nottmtails commented MK Dons v Nottingham Forest: Youth players may get chance to...

  05-05-2016 21:36
  
  Nottingham Forest travel to MK Dons on Saturday for their final game of the season. Reds reporter Paul Taylor takes a look at the match.Talking tactics Nottingham Forest may have to shuffle their pack to some degree, with several players suffering with illness – but Paul Williams insists they will name their strongest side possible. The Reds have built momentum under the head coach, with increasingly impressive performances in recent weeks – leading up to the comfortable win at...
  
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• Nottmtails published Nottingham Forest urged to follow the Leicester City example

  05-05-2016 21:35
  
  Nottingham Forest make the trip to MK Dons on Saturday for their final game of the season. Head coach Paul Williams says, going forward, the Reds should look at the example set by East Midlands rivals Leicester City. Paul Williams remains a realist. A short spell in charge of Nottingham Forest has not left him with his head in the clouds. And, as he ponders the improbable, almost impossible rise of East Midlands neighbours Leicester City to become Premier League champions, he is not inspired...
  
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• Statue of Magpies legends unveiled

  05-05-2016 20:46 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A statue of two men considered to be Notts County's greatest-ever management team is unveiled near the club's ground.
  
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• Leigh_Curtis published Notts County v Carlisle United: Blair Adams says futures are on...

  05-05-2016 20:33
  
  Notts County host Carlisle United on Saturday in their final game of the season. Blair Adams says there is still much to play for.As soon as the full-time whistle pierces the air tomorrow afternoon, there won't be too many tears shed by Notts County fans in attendance. For them it has been a campaign which has been punctured by underachievement on the pitch, and plagued by uncertainty off it. There has been no shortage of drama over the last nine months, just not much of the enjoyable...
  
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• Leigh_Curtis commented Notts County v Carlisle United: Blair Adams says futures are on...

  05-05-2016 20:33
  
  Notts County host Carlisle United on Saturday in their final game of the season. Blair Adams says there is still much to play for.As soon as the full-time whistle pierces the air on Saturday afternoon, there won't be too many tears shed by Notts County fans in attendance. For them it has been a campaign which has been punctured by underachievement on the pitch, and plagued by uncertainty off it. There has been no shortage of drama over the last nine months, just not much of the enjoyable...
  
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• Sarah_Clapson published Robert Lachowicz signs new deal with Nottingham Panthers

  05-05-2016 20:14
  
  Robert Lachowicz has signed a new deal with Nottingham Panthers. The 26-year-old GB international had a below par season last time out but has become a bedrock of the club. And head coach Corey Neilson says Lachowicz's experience has become invaluable. "We know what we are getting, and Lacho knows what's expected of him," Neilson said. "Last year wasn't his most productive for the club, but as the years go by and he gains more and more experience, he contributes in other...
  
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• JonPritchard published Seven best places to eat while shopping in Nottingham

  05-05-2016 20:03
  
  There aren't many things better than shopping 'til you drop, but one of them might be taking the weight off your feet and tucking into some grub.What you wear is up to you, but we can offer you some help when deciding where to eat – with a little bit of help from TripAdvisor.DruckersPerfectly situated in the intu Victoria Centre, there's not many better places to stop off at mid-shop.Mturflodge wrote: "Absolutely amazing. The sandwiches, scones and cakes were to die for."...
  
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• JonPritchard published 7 best places to eat while shopping in Nottingham

  05-05-2016 20:03
  
  There aren't many things better than shopping 'til you drop, but one of them might be taking the weight off your feet and tucking into some grub.What you wear is up to you, but we can offer you some help when deciding where to eat – with a little bit of help from TripAdvisor.DruckersPerfectly situated in the intu Victoria Centre, there's not many better places to stop off at mid-shop.Mturflodge wrote: "Absolutely amazing. The sandwiches, scones and cakes were to die for."...
  
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• Leigh_Curtis published Notts County v Carlisle United: Strike duo need to make an impact

  05-05-2016 19:36
  
  Notts County host Carlisle United at Meadow Lane on Saturday in their final match of the season. Magpies writer Leigh Curtis looks ahead to the game. Talking tactics In last weekend's game against Newport, Notts County certainly did not win any prizes for being pleasing on the eye. But a canny Mark Cooper had taken the conditions and the pitch into account, which underlined his tactical adaptability. It worked a treat as long balls diagonally hit into Alan Smith and Jon Stead proved...
  
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• LynetteP published Melting Post cultural festival taking place this weekend in Hyson...

  05-05-2016 19:30
  
  A festival celebrating Nottingham's most culturally diverse neighbourhood will take place this Saturday with food, music, dance and fun family activities.Melting Pot, will be hosted by the New Art Exchange in Gregory Boulevard, Hyson Green. World food stalls will have a taste of Nigerian, Sudanese Algerian, Zimbabwean and Sri Lankan cuisine, cooked using authentic techniques by local producers and community groups such as the Women's Culture Exchange. plus vegan pastries, sweet and...
  
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• LynetteP commented Melting Post cultural festival taking place this weekend in Hyson...

  05-05-2016 19:30
  
  A festival celebrating Nottingham's most culturally diverse neighbourhood will take place this Saturday with food, music, dance and fun family activities.Melting Pot, will be hosted by the New Art Exchange in Gregory Boulevard, Hyson Green. World food stalls will have a taste of Nigerian, Sudanese Algerian, Zimbabwean and Sri Lankan cuisine, cooked using authentic techniques by local producers and community groups such as the Women's Culture Exchange. plus vegan pastries, sweet and...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Jack Thomas hails boss' influence after signing new Mansfield...

  05-05-2016 19:20
  
  Midfielder Jack Thomas says the influence of manager Adam Murray convinced him to sign a new deal for Mansfield Town. The length of the contract is undisclosed, with the club only saying the 19-year-old has committed his long-term future. He is the first current player to renew ahead of next season, with the prospect of continuing to work for Murray playing a key part in his decision. "He was the main reason why I did (sign a contract)," explained Thomas. "I've been here...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Trentbarton and UNiDAYS vying for success at Nottingham Post...

  05-05-2016 19:00
  
  The sales and marketing category has proved one of the most intriguing for this year's awards – with a number of inspiring success stories despite challenging conditions. The expansion of Nottingham's tramline, for instance, could easily have caused major concerns for many public transport firms but trentbarton has actually profited from the scenario. The bus company, which has a history stretching back more than 100 years, has positively embraced the challenge and capitalised on a...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Step inside Nottingham's new dessert buffet cafe

  05-05-2016 19:00
  
  Got a sweet tooth? Then perhaps Nottingham's new dessert buffet cafe may satisfy your sugar craving. Diners can eat as much as they want for £7 at OMG Cheesecakes when it opens on Monday in Abbey Street, Lenton. Oreo and Ferrero Rocher cheesecakes are on the menu, as well asbelgian waffles, cookie dough and several different types of brownie and cornflake tarts. Nine varieties of cupcake are also available and a soft drink is also included in the £7 fee.
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• Nottingham Post published Small businesses hoping for big success at the Nottingham Post...

  05-05-2016 19:00
  
  The fiercely-fought Small Business of the Year category really shows the innovative and clever ideas that are helping companies succeed on a national and global scale. It's hard to imagine that just five years ago, Butt Foods was two weeks away from going under as the financial squeeze took hold. The family-owned firm, originally founded by Mazhar Butt, who opened one of the city's first Indian restaurants back in the 1970s, was facing an uphill struggle. But bosses at the bakery asked staff...
  
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• JemmaPage published This is how much salt was spread on Nottinghamshire's roads this...

  05-05-2016 19:00
  
  Gritting vehicles have been put to bed – a full month later than usual because of the recent cold snap. Nottinghamshire County Council's gritting crews traditionally end their winter run at the end of March, having been on standby since October 1. The same team of people began their summer grass cutting duties as normal on April 1, but there have been several occasions over the past month when they had to revert to their winter schedule. The crews carried out their final gritting run...
  
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• TomNorton published Celebs to play Meadow Lane for charity

  05-05-2016 18:48
  
  Celebrities including Calum Best and Jake Wood, aka Eastenders' Max Branning, will take part in a charity football match this weekend. The group, who are raising money for Global's Make Some Noise charity campaign, will play this Sunday at Meadow Lane.
  Read more: Student wins thousands on bet for Leicester to win the leagueJake, pictured, who is currently taking a break from Eastenders, said: "From my point of view, it gives me the chance to play at a fantastic ground with ex-players,...
  
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• Boy charged with leisure centre arson

  05-05-2016 18:48 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A teenage boy is charged with causing a major fire at a leisure centre undergoing a multimillion-pound redevelopment.
  
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• JonPritchard published Man cut from car after crashing into bollards

  05-05-2016 18:36
  
  A man was taken to hospital after he had to be freed from his car after it collided with some bollards.The crash happened on Denton Green in Broxtowe shortly after 3.15pm on Thursday. Police, ambulance and fire services were all called to the scene.Read more: Trio charged after spate of car thefts in RushcliffeFirefighters from Stockhill fire station helped free the man from the wreckage, before he was taken to hospital.A spokesman for Nottinghamshire Police said: "The man received minor...
  
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• TomNorton published Nottingham midwives are delivered cake as they deliver babies

  05-05-2016 18:02
  
  Midwives across Nottingham were surprised with a cake delivery to celebrate International Day of the Midwife on Thursday.The annual celebration aims to highlight the remarkable work and midwifery care taking place in around the world – including at the QMC and City Hospital. Staff from Nottingham University Hospitals Trust (NUH) were visited by senior leaders throughout the day to thank them for their contribution.
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• JonPritchard published Road blocked as car overturns in Beeston

  05-05-2016 17:53
  
  A busy road in Beeston is partially blocked due to an overturned vehicle.One woman has been taken to hospital following the crash, which happened between a Nissan Juke and a Volkswagen.A spokesman for Nottinghamshire Police said: "A traffic light has been partially damaged and the Nissan Juke was on its side. There have been no serious injuries. "An engineer has been called to fix the traffic light. The road wasn't closed but it had been partially blocked."Nottingham Travelwise...
  
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• JonPritchard commented Road blocked as car overturns in Beeston

  05-05-2016 17:53
  
  A busy road in Beeston is partially blocked due to an overturned vehicle.One woman has been taken to hospital following the crash, which happened between a Nissan Juke and a Volkswagen.A spokesman for Nottinghamshire Police said: "A traffic light has been partially damaged and the Nissan Juke was on its side. There have been no serious injuries. "An engineer has been called to fix the traffic light. The road wasn't closed but it had been partially blocked."Nottingham Travelwise...
  
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• Leigh_Curtis published Notts County to play Nottingham Forest in summer friendly for...

  05-05-2016 17:46
  
  Notts County will play city rivals Nottingham Forest for Mike Edwards' testimonial game. The Reds will make the short journey across the Trentto the Magpies on July 23 with a kick-off of 3pm. The game will celebrate Edwards' ten-year service to the club after a committee were successful in their application to honour him. Edwards said: "I'm delighted and humbled to have been given a testimonial and I have a lot of people to thank. "I need to say thank you to Ray and Aileen...
  
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• Leigh_Curtis commented Notts County to play Nottingham Forest in summer friendly for...

  05-05-2016 17:46
  
  Notts County will play city rivals Nottingham Forest for Mike Edwards' testimonial game. The Reds will make the short journey across the Trentto the Magpies on July 23 with a kick-off of 3pm. The game will celebrate Edwards' 10-year service to the club after a committee were successful in their application to honour him. Edwards said: "I'm delighted and humbled to have been given a testimonial and I have a lot of people to thank. "I need to say thank you to Ray and Aileen...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Steven Mullaney on a crazy draw with Yorkshire and topping the...

  05-05-2016 17:30
  
  In his latest column, Nottinghamshire all-rounder Steven Mullaney reflects on a thrilling draw with champions Yorkshire at Trent Bridge and looks ahead to facing Middlesex at Lord'sIf anyone questions why the County Championship is seen as the prestige prize in domestic cricket, they should have watched our game against Yorkshire.It was crazy, but that's why we play. You're going into the last seven overs with two of the top teams in the country going for it and all three results on.Credit to...
  
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• Barry_Cooper published MK Dons vs Nottingham Forest: Away fans guide to stadium:MK

  05-05-2016 17:27
  
  The curtain will come down on Nottingham Forest's Championship campaign on Saturday lunchtime, when they travel to Milton Keynes (12:30pm kick off). Paul Williams' Reds will play their first ever competitive game against already relegated MK Dons as they look to finish the season with a flourish. It will be the first ever competitive clash at stadium:MK between the two sides, though Forest visited for a pre-season fixture nearly two years ago with Stuart Pearce. Ticket details: Forest...
  
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• Barry_Cooper commented MK Dons vs Nottingham Forest: Away fans guide to stadium:MK

  05-05-2016 17:27
  
  The curtain will come down on Nottingham Forest's Championship campaign on Saturday lunchtime, when they travel to Milton Keynes (12:30pm kick off). Paul Williams' Reds will play their first ever competitive game against already relegated MK Dons as they look to finish the season with a flourish. It will be the first ever competitive clash at stadium:MK between the two sides, though Forest visited for a pre-season fixture nearly two years ago with Stuart Pearce. Ticket details: Forest...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Chris Read 'buzzing' for Lord's clash as Nottinghamshire aim to...

  05-05-2016 17:20
  
  Early season leaders Nottinghamshire are aiming to strengthen their position at the top of the County Championship when they go to Lord's to play Middlesex on Sunday.Wednesday's thrilling last-ball draw with defending champions Yorkshire left Notts a point clear of Warwickshire with only four points separating six sides.Captain Chris Read says his team are excited by the trip to the home of cricket to face a team they might well have beaten early on last season as Middlesex held on for the...
  
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• Nottmtails published Nottingham Forest must not sell Henri Lansbury: Paul Williams...

  05-05-2016 17:16
  
  Paul Williams has reiterated his belief that Nottingham Forest must hang on to Henri Lansbury if they are to challenge next season.Bristol City are the latest side to be linked with a move for the midfielder, who has a year left on his City Ground contract.But head coach Williams said that he was not aware of any official approach from anyone for Lansbury – and repeated his message that the Reds must fight to hang on to the 25-year-old, if they are to progress."It is the first I have...
  
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• DanRobinson commented Businesses invited to find out what their EU referendum vote will...

  05-05-2016 16:41
  
  Business leaders will debate whether or not to stay in the European Union at an event later this month. Nottingham Means Business NMB) and the East Midlands Chamber will host the breakfast discussion, called The Big EU Business Debate, at Nottingham Conference Centre, in Burton Street, on Wednesday, May 18. It aims to provide company bosses and professionals with an insight into the upcoming referendum on June 23, and how it will impact upon firms and the UK. Gave Winn, of Britain Stronger...
  
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• JonPritchard published Trio charged after spate of car thefts in Rushcliffe

  05-05-2016 16:35
  
  Three Clifton men have been charged in relation to a number of vehicle thefts in the Rushcliffe area.Two 19-year-olds, Macaulay Ryall, of Richardson Close, and Jake Cumberpatch, of Eddleston Drive, are charged with burglary and theft after two cars were stolen from a house in Leander Close, in Wilford, on April 26.Read more: Statue of Notts County legends Jimmy Sirrel and Jack Wheeler is unveiledThe pair are charged with two counts of thefts from a motor vehicle relating to incidents in Sharpley
  
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• TracyWalker published Dog walkers on alert as sheep attacks increase

  05-05-2016 16:30
  
  Dog walkers are being urged to keep their pets on leads following a spate of attacks on sheep. A Hebridean ewe belonging to Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust was killed by a dog less than 24 hours after arriving at the charity's Spalford Warren Nature Reserve, north of Newark on Tuesday night. And it's not just in rural areas where owners are being asked to be considerate. In the past week, two Staffordshire bull terriers ran onto land at Stonebridge City Farm, in Stonebridge Road, St...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Nottingham firm Impression hopes to boost reputation with...

  05-05-2016 16:30
  
  Marketing agency Impression Digital is topping off three exciting years in business with two nominations at this year's awards. The agency, based in Stoney Street in the city centre, was founded by Aaron Dicks and Tom Craig to provide search engine optimisation, pay-per-click and other digital marketing specialisms for a range of prestigious clients. Tom said: "Having started and grown our business right here in Nottingham, it's a real honour for us to be recognised in this...
  
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• JonPritchard published Victoria Centre bridge to be closed off by shutter to make...

  05-05-2016 16:30
  
  Victoria Centre residents are celebrating after a year-long battle to install a shutter at the entrance to stairs leading to their homes above the shopping centre.More than 400 people signed a petition launched last year to bring in safety measures at the Clinton Street entrance to the bridge which leads to the Victoria Centre.Michael Pearce, 52, started the petition because he said he and other residents regularly felt intimidated and threatened by people hanging around the bridge.And now,...
  
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• JemmaPage commented Statue of Notts County legends Jimmy Sirrel and Jack Wheeler is...

  05-05-2016 16:30
  
  Hundreds of fans gathered to see a statue of Notts County legends Jimmy Sirrel and Jack Wheeler unveiled at the club's Meadow Lane home. The memorial, situated between the Derek Pavis Stand and the Trent Navigation Inn pub, was revealed to about 200 supporters at 12pm on Thursday. The duo – who propelled the Magpies from the old fourth division to the English top flight – were immortalised in bronze after a campaign to raise more than £100,000 was launched in May 2010,...
  
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• JamesPallatt published Who has been running the rule over Nottingham Forest's Robert...

  05-05-2016 16:30
  
  Birmingham City look set to make a move for Nottingham Forest's Robert Tesche this summer.The Blues have been tracking the German midfielder, 28, ever since he enjoyed a successful loan spell at St Andrew's last season.And City boss Gary Rowett has revealed he was at the City Ground last Saturday to run the rule over Tesche as he played in a 1-1 draw with Wolves.Tesche is out of contract with the Reds this summer and it is unclear if he will be offered a new deal, although he would almost...
  
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• rsherdley published Judge commends CCTV operator who spotted St Ann's sex attack

  05-05-2016 16:14
  
  An 'quick-thinking' CCTV operator who spotted a sex attack has been praised for his actions - which resulted in two people being arrested on the scene.As a result of the man's eagle-eyed surveillance, officers saved the female victim, who by then had got into a car with her attacker and a female accomplice.Today, as the two defendants were jailed for more than six years at the city's crown court, Recorder Jason MacAdam praised the CCTV operator, and told the pair: "If you hadn't been...
  
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• GemmaToulson published Young lawyers and accountants to take tough mudder challenge

  05-05-2016 16:13
  
  A team of young professionals from three Nottingham firms have joined forces to take on the Tough Mudder challenge. Ed Wesson of Smith Cooper accountancy and business advisory firm, Marcus-Adam Tuck of Fraser Brown Solicitors and Ben Morton of Santander who are heading up a team made up of professionals from their firms, will take on the testing course on the weekend of May 21 at Belvoir Castle. They will compete under the team name of Tough Mudder's Reluctant Runners. Read more: The search...
  
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• JonPritchard published Travellers leave camp outside Nottingham City Council HQ

  05-05-2016 16:11
  
  A group of travellers who set up camp outside Nottingham City Council's headquarters have now left. The council served the travelling group with a 48-hour notice to leave the site, and the party have since moved on. They parked up in Maltmill Lane in the city centre, which is overlooked by Loxley House, over the bank holiday weekend. Nottingham City Council has said that it had sent community protection officers to the site and had given the group until Thursday to leave the site. Read...
  
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• DanRobinson published Fitting new occupier found for old glove and hosiery factory

  05-05-2016 16:10
  
  Clothing brand Proskins Ltd has moved into a former hosiery and glove works factory in Ilkeston. The firm, which specialises in baselayer and compression wear, has let an office at Rutland Mill after working with commercial property consultancy FHP. It has signed a five-year lease for about 1,500 sq ft of open-plan office space at the Market Street site. Read more: More firms want to set up offices in Nottingham city centre - but supply is short Darran Severn, of FHP, said: "It's...
  
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• JHLewis published Nottingham Post Food and Drink Awards 2016: The finalists

  05-05-2016 16:00
  
  The heavy hitters of the restaurant industry are joined by newcomers and quirky left-field entries in the finals of the Nottingham Post's Food and Drink Awards 2016. Proven quality and surprise packages are represented in the shortlists for each of the 11 categories of the awards. So it's welcome back to past category winners including Langar Hall, Hart's, World Service and MemSaab – and it's hello to the Old Volunteer at Caythorpe, the Cross Keys at Epperstone and city centre debutants...
  
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• JonPritchard published Teen charged with arson after Rushcliffe Arena blaze

  05-05-2016 15:30
  
  A teenager has been charged with arson after a fire at Rushcliffe Arena in September.The 17-year-old has been charged with the offence after a fire was started at the venue which led to thousands of pounds worth of damage.The teen, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been bailed to appear at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on May 16.Read more: A50 reopens after tanker and fire engine blazeThe blaze broke out at the arena, in Rugby Road, at about 4.30pm on September 13, 2015, and a huge...
  
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• Barry_Cooper published When is Nottingham's Beach open this year?

  05-05-2016 14:50
  
  There are just over two months to go until Nottingham's popular Riviera returns to the city.Having first arrived in the city back in 1992, this will the seventh successive year that has seen Market Square transformed into a seaside for the summer.Families last year were able to enjoy a variety of different attractions, including funfair rides, paddling pool and activities.And returning for 2016, the Beach is set to be bigger and better than ever before, according to the Mellors Group.The...
  
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• LucyBudge published Meet Captain America at the Cornerhouse in Nottingham

  05-05-2016 14:36
  
  Superhero fans can now meet their favourite characters from the new Captain America flick in Nottingham. Captain America, Iron Man and Black Widow will all be descending on the Cornerhouse on Friday evening. They will be welcoming cinema-goers in the foyer from 6pm to 9pm - with photo opportunities and a chance to win some prizes. The first 100 guests who have turned out to catch a viewing of the new Captain America: Civil War will receive a free goodie bag and five lucky fans will also...
  
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• DanRobinson published UK economy could suffer from uncertainty following Brexit, says...

  05-05-2016 14:29
  
  Britain must choose between national sovereignty and a strong economy when it comes to the EU referendum, a high-ranking economist has told Nottingham businesses. Oliver Mangan, chief economist at Allied Irish Bank (AIB), believes that if a "Brexit" occurred, foreign investors would be reluctant to invest in UK businesses while a new trade deal was negotiated for up to two years. He spoke to about 50 local business leaders at Hart's restaurant, in Nottingham, on Thursday. AIB has...
  
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• BenIreland published Emergency gas leak causes traffic delays in Nottingham city...

  05-05-2016 13:39
  
  A gas leak has caused delays for drivers in Nottingham city centre, with queues expected to last all day.Emergency repairs are being carried out by engineers from the National Grid at the junctions of Southwell Road, Carlton Road and Nelson Street.They found two "small leaks", one of which was fixed on Wednesday, May 4.The other required further drilling, and a lane has been closed for engineers to carry out the work near the Motorpoint Arena, Sneinton Market and Nottingham City...
  
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• GemmaToulson published The search is on for new Vision Express apprentices

  05-05-2016 13:09
  
  Twenty two apprentices have graduated from a programme offering career opportunities with Nottingham-based Vision Express - and the search is on for the next intake of trainees.The optical retailerhas received more than 4,500 applications to date for the scheme, with this year's apprentices beating competition from an average of 50 applicants for each place. Read more: Office expansion for Capital One UK The Class of 2016 is the second group to graduate from the 13-month...
  
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