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• TomNorton published PETA award Notts Police for saving dog from hot car

  20-07-2016 21:13
  
  Nottinghamshire Police have been handed an award after officers rescued a dog from a hot car by smashing open the window of the vehicle. PETA has decided to award the force a Compassionate Action Award after a dog was found panting away, left inside a locked car in Bulwell.With temperatures soaring to nearly 30 degrees, with the temperature in the car reaching even higher, officers acted quickly, smashing open the window of the car and rescuing terrier, named "Gizmo".
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• TracyWalker published Beatles ticket stubs and autographs fetch £2,700 at auction

  20-07-2016 20:57
  
  Ticket stubs for a Beatles concert in Nottingham and a scrap of paper featuring the Fab Four's signatures fetched £2,700 at auction - which was less than anticipated.The memorabilia went under the hammertoday, Wednesday, and were sold to a buyer from New York.They had been put up for auction by Keyworth grandmother Josephine Yates and had originally been expected to go for £3,000 to £4,000.But on the day, the 71-year-old had to Let It Be when the price fell short.Mrs Yates...
  
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• JamesPallatt published Former Notts County manager Sam Allardyce set to be new England...

  20-07-2016 20:39
  
  Former Notts County manager Sam Allardyce looks set to be the new England boss.It is understood the 61-year-old, who led the Magpies to the Division Three title in record-breaking style in 1998, will be announced as Roy Hodgson's successor following a Football Association board meeting tomorrow.The Sunderland boss has been the bookies' favourite ever since it emerged he had held talks with the FA after leaving the Premier League club's pre-season training camp in Austria last week.Read more:...
  
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• TomNorton published Race organisers say Holme Pierrepont safe to swim

  20-07-2016 20:30
  
  Organisers of the Outlaw Triathlon say the water at Holme Pierrepont National Watersports Centre is safe to swim in. Reports surfaced earlier this week that athletes who took part in an extreme adventure race last weekend became ill. More than a dozen competitors who took part in the X-Runner mud run at Holme Pierrepont in Rushcliffe complained of sickenss and diarrhoea after taking part.
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• TracyWalker published Fundraiser Claire Lomas picks up honorary degree from Nottingham...

  20-07-2016 20:14
  
  Getting robed up in her gown alongside hundreds of Nottingham Trent University graduates was inspirational fundraiser Claire Lomas.It was a poignant return to NTU's Newton Building, which had been the base where she set off on an epic challenge in 2013 - a 400-mile hand cycle ride which weaved its way to London, visiting scores of schools, universities and workplaces along the way in just three weeks.This time around, the 36-year-old was at NTU to pick up her Doctorate of the University in...
  
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• Passengers 'boiled alive' on heated buses

  20-07-2016 19:29 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Passengers complain of being "boiled alive" on buses - after heaters were switched on during the hottest day of the year.
  
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• TomNorton published City Council seeks to ban EDL march on the Nottingham Beach

  20-07-2016 19:03
  
  The leader of the city council wants to ban the English Defence League from marching on Nottingham's beach attraction. The far-right group plans to launch a demonstration and are heading for the city centre summer attraction on August 6.
  Read more: Help for Heroes rejects Woolwich cash raised by English Defence LeagueCouncillor Jon Collins said: 'We're extremely concerned about the prospect of an event of this kind taking place in the heart of the city centre during the school holidays. ...
  
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• TomNorton commented City Council seeks to ban EDL march on the Nottingham Beach

  20-07-2016 19:03
  
  The leader of the city council wants to ban the English Defence League from marching on Nottingham's beach attraction. The far-right group plans to launch a demonstration and are heading for the city centre summer attraction on August 6.
  Read more: Help for Heroes rejects Woolwich cash raised by English Defence LeagueCouncillor Jon Collins said: 'We're extremely concerned about the prospect of an event of this kind taking place in the heart of the city centre during the school holidays. ...
  
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• Nottmtails published Injury boost for Nottingham Forest as Daniel Pinillos 'is making...

  20-07-2016 19:00
  
  Philippe Montanier today praised Daniel Pinillos' determination to regain fitness following a serious knee injury - but warned the defender must still take his recovery 'step by step'.The Spanish full back is back in light training, but is still weeks away from being able to step back into full training with the rest of the Nottingham Forest squad. The 23-year-old former Cordoba player is on track with his rehab, however, after suffering knee ligament damage in a 2-1 win over MK Dons, just...
  
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• NottmPostEG published The first Star Wars virtual reality lightsaber game comes to...

  20-07-2016 19:00
  
  The National Videogame Arcade has welcomed the UK's first Star Wars virtual reality game to Nottingham. The new Star Wars gaming experience allows players to immerse themselves in the Star Wars universe equipped with the Jedi's weapon of choice."Finally it allows you to hold a lightsaber in your hands," said Iain Simons, director of the National Videogame Arcade."You go to Tatooine, home of Luke Skywalker, to repair the Millennium Falcon but then you get attacked by a load of...
  
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• JHLewis published Bramleys never better, but original Southwell tree is doomed

  20-07-2016 19:00
  
  It's not looking good for Nottinghamshire's second most famous tree. While propped-up Major Oak can expect several more decades of pulling tourists to Sherwood Forest, with Southwell's original Bramley tree it's a case of apple crumble.Bark is flaking away from the fragile tree which grew in a cottage garden from apple pips planted 207 years ago. But while aboriculturalists prepare obituaries for the tree that gave the world its finest cooking apple, the good news is that the Bramley fruit is...
  
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• MattDavies published Nottinghamshire slip into County Championship relegation zone...

  20-07-2016 18:51
  
  A year ago, Nottinghamshire were spared relegation by a second half of the season resurgence. Sparked by the arrival of Peter Moores, the return of Chris Read from injury and the emergence of young bowlers, Notts shot up the table to finish third. It is virtually impossible to see history repeating itself after a humbling 10-wicket defeat at the hands of Somerset left them in the drop zone in Division One of the County Championship, with one win from 11 games. Teams that play as Notts...
  
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• MattDavies commented Nottinghamshire slip into County Championship relegation zone...

  20-07-2016 18:51
  
  A year ago, Nottinghamshire were spared relegation by a second half of the season resurgence. Sparked by the arrival of Peter Moores, the return of Chris Read from injury and the emergence of young bowlers, Notts shot up the table to finish third. It is virtually impossible to see history repeating itself after a humbling 10 wicket defeat at the hands of Somerset left them in the drop zone in Division One of the County Championship, with one win from 11 games. Teams that play as Notts...
  
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• TracyWalker published Comedian Lenny Henry awarded honorary degree from Nottingham...

  20-07-2016 18:18
  
  Comedian Sir Lenny Henry has picked up another Premier award to add to his clutch of titles. The charity champion was presented with an honorary degree at Nottingham Trent University (NTU) on Wednesday. Picking up his directorate of the university, Sir Lenny, who was born to Jamaican parents in Dudley, hailed the benefits of working hard and said it was great to be back in the Midlands. The 57-year-old said: "The Midlands is very important to me - I'm about to become chancellor of...
  
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• TomNorton published Masked robbers raid pub in Wollaton

  20-07-2016 18:02
  
  Police are looking for information after a pub was robbed in Wollaton. Two men, wearing face coverings, raided the Wheelhouse Pub in Russell Drive, Wollaton at around 11.30pm on Monday, July 18. The pair threatened staff, forcing them to hand over a quantity of money.
  Read more: Police treating 'attempted abduction' as not suspiciousOne of the suspects is described as male. black, about 5ft 6ins tall and aged 25 to 30. He was wearing dark blue trousers, a grey hoodie and a black...
  
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• MattDavies published Nottinghamshire are in serious trouble and senior players must...

  20-07-2016 17:52
  
  Mick Newell says Nottinghamshire are in serious trouble in the County Championship, after collapsing to a 10-wicket defeat to Somerset at Trent Bridge.After being bowled out for 135 in a game where both teams passed 400 in the first innings, Somerset chased down 100 to win with consummate ease, leaving Notts in the relegation zone in eighth with five games to go.Director of cricket Newell says the team now has one aim left in Division One – finish seventh or better to stay...
  
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• MattDavies commented Nottinghamshire are in serious trouble and senior players must...

  20-07-2016 17:52
  
  Mick Newell says Nottinghamshire are in serious trouble in the County Championship, after collapsing to a 10-wicket defeat to Somerset at Trent Bridge.After being bowled out for 135 in a game where both teams passed 400 in the first innings, Somerset chased down 100 to win with consummate ease, leaving Notts in the relegation zone in eighth with five games to go.Director of cricket Newell says the team now has one aim left in Division One – finish seventh or better to stay...
  
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• Nottingham Post published 'Manchester United taking one of biggest gambles I've ever seen...

  20-07-2016 17:43
  
  Former Nottingham Forest striker Garry Birtles looks ahead to the new Premier League season in his latest Post column.The start of the Premier League isn't far away and I'm very much looking forward to seeing how the new arrivals settle in.Probably the most high profile signing from abroad is Zlatan Ibrahimovic.I've got to say, Manchester United are taking one of the biggest gambles I've ever seen.He's in his mid-30s and he's coming off the back of a European Championships where I'm not...
  
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• rsherdley published Obsessed Minecraft gamer jailed for cyber relationship with...

  20-07-2016 17:20
  
  An obsessed gamer has been jailed after he formed his own "corporation" for children and cyber abused a 12-year-old girl, a court heard.Christopher Webster, 47, realised he needed help and handed himself into Ilkeston Police Station, revealing to stunned officers his unnatural interest in a fellow gamer.Webster, of Victoria Street, Ilkeston, played Destiny, an online-only first-person shooter video game, and Minecraft, the sandbox video game originally created by Swedish programmer...
  
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• JonPritchard published Clifton pensioner says back garden is 'like a jungle' after...

  20-07-2016 17:18
  
  An elderly man said his garden looked 'like a jungle' after council workers failed to cut it for more than five months.That was until a phone call from the Post appeared to help get the lawnmower blades whirring again.Michael Hennessy, 73, usually has his garden cut every six weeks by Nottingham City Council workers due to his ill health.However, his back garden at his home in Widdicombe Lane in Clifton wasn't cut since February causing the grass to grow into a 'jungle'.The former painter and...
  
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• JonPritchard commented Clifton pensioner says back garden is 'like a jungle' after...

  20-07-2016 17:18
  
  An elderly man said his garden looked 'like a jungle' after council workers failed to cut it for more than five months.That was until a phone call from the Post appeared to help get the lawnmower blades whirring again.Michael Hennessy, 73, usually has his garden cut every six weeks by Nottingham City Council workers due to his ill health.However, his back garden at his home in Widdicombe Lane in Clifton wasn't cut since February causing the grass to grow into a 'jungle'.The former painter and...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Penalty issue needs ironing out, says Notts County fan Jacob...

  20-07-2016 17:11
  
  Notts County fan Jacob Daniel assesses the Magpies' pre-season so far and looks ahead to Saturday's clash with Nottingham Forest.It's been a fairly uneventful pre-season calendar for Notts County so far, with routine victories over non-league sides Linby, Carlton Town and Ilkeston, followed by a goalless draw at Alfreton Town. The sweltering conditions made that particular game something of a non-event, but there was one concerning moment towards the end of a dull clash at the Impact Arena.For..
  
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• DanRobinson published Promotions for two new East Midlands Trains directors

  20-07-2016 17:06
  
  Two new directors have been appointed at East Midlands Trains.Andrew Conroy, 47, will take up the post of customer experience director with immediate effect and Lawrence Bowman, 35, will join as commercial director in August.Mr Conroy joins the board from his current role as head of customer experience delivery, where he has led a team of 1,000 frontline staff who provide customer service at stations and on trains.He joined the rail industry in 1985 as a British Rail trainee in the North East...
  
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• Tresidder published How Trentbarton became a £60m bus company

  20-07-2016 17:04
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• Tresidder commented How Trentbarton became a £60m bus company

  20-07-2016 17:04
  
  Thirty years ago at the height of her powers, prime minister Margaret Thatcher turned her attention to Britain's heavily subsidised and therefore expensive bus services. Car usage was rising while bus passenger numbers were falling fast.Over in Hereford, an experiment was underway. Services had been deregulated allowing companies to run buses on routes where and when they wanted. Companies in Hereford were competing with each other for fares on the same profitable routes charging what they...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Chris Cohen crucial to Nottingham Forest's hopes

  20-07-2016 17:02
  
  Nottingham Forest legend Garry Birtles is glad Reds favourite Chris Cohen did not suffer a serious injury in the 2-0 friendly win against Port Vale.I was relieved to see Chris Cohen appears to have escaped another injury when he came off straight after coming on at Port Vale.It seems it was just a precautionary measure for a player who, as we all know, has had career-threatening knee injuries.Whenever a player gets an injury in pre-season you don't want to be messing about with it. Play on with.
  
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• Nottingham Forest must cast net as wide as possible in search for new signings, says Garry Birtles - Nottingham Post

  20-07-2016 16:47
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  Nottingham Forest must cast net as wide as possible in search for new signings, says Garry Birtles
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  Nottingham Forest legend Garry Birtles gives his verdict on Reds boss Philippe Montanier's search for new recruits and the team's pre-season so far. The last few days of pre-season have shown the challenges Philippe Montanier faces at Nottingham Forest.
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• NottmPostEG published Nottingham Jazz Diary, July 22 to 28, with Jeanie Barton

  20-07-2016 16:46
  
  Things are hotting up! On Friday, July 22, Stray's Tapas and Jazz in Newark have guitarists John Illingworth and Steve Rodda AKA Double Take exploring their fusion of gypsy swing, bossa nova, bebop and cool jazz from 7pm - book a table on 01636 700 597. In the Lace Market, Baresca have The Fiona Stein Association singing soul deeper underground from 9pm. DELI don't provide the food but the music at The Lion in Basford for Sunday lunch from 1.30-3.30pm on July 24 (Paul Deats on keys, Deb...
  
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• County Championship: Somerset bowl out Notts for 135 to set up 10-wicket win

  20-07-2016 16:39 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Nottinghamshire collapse to 135 all out on the final day at Trent Bridge to hand Somerset a 10-wicket victory.
  
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• DanRobinson published Want to be a carer? This apprenticeship could suit you

  20-07-2016 16:38
  
  Applications are now open for 12 new apprenticeships at Nottingham care homes.Specialist learning provider Acacia Training is recruiting for the apprentice carer roles on behalf of care organisation HC-One, which operates dementia, nursing, residential and specialist care homes throughout the UK.The new positions are available for trainees, aged 18 or over, who hope to start out or retrain in the health and social care.Successful applicants will join HC-One in apprentice carer roles, which will.
  
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• Leigh_Curtis published Notts County hope Michael O'Connor will be fit to face Nottingham...

  20-07-2016 16:30
  
  Notts County boss John Sheridan is hoping prized midfielder Michael O'Connor will be fit to face Nottingham Forest at the weekend.O'Connor is yet to kick a ball for the Magpies this pre-season following his summer move to Meadow Lane, having picked up a knock in training.It has denied Notts fans a glimpse of a player who will be key for them in the new campaign.But Sheridan says O'Connor is close to a return and is expecting him to be available for the visit of Philippe Montanier's Reds.Read...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Nottingham Forest must cast net as wide as possible in search for...

  20-07-2016 16:03
  
  Nottingham Forest legend Garry Birtles gives his verdict on Reds boss Philippe Montanier's search for new recruits and the team's pre-season so far. The last few days of pre-season have shown the challenges Philippe Montanier faces at Nottingham Forest.They've picked up a couple of good wins against SC Braga and Port Vale, with youth being given its chance.I'm all for that. Pre-season friendlies aren't league games, not even close, but they let you have a look at young lads to see who has that..
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Nottingham Forest must cast net as wide as possible in search for...

  20-07-2016 16:03
  
  Nottingham Forest legend Garry Birtles gives his verdict on Reds boss Philippe Montanier's search for new recruits and the team's pre-season so far. The last few days of pre-season have shown the challenges Philippe Montanier faces at Nottingham Forest.They've picked up a couple of good wins against SC Braga and Port Vale, with youth being given its chance.I'm all for that. Pre-season friendlies aren't league games, not even close, but they let you have a look at young lads to see who has that..
  
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• RachelGorman published All the backstage gossip from Splendour Festival revealed

  20-07-2016 16:01
  
  Wollaton Park's transformation into Nottingham's biggest ever Splendour Festival is thoroughly underway with the main stage now up, the food vendors rolling in and (perhaps, most importantly) the beer barrels on order. But what happens on the other side of the metal fence, where the celebrities and artists hang out, eat food and chug Champers? Well, we spoke to the man who knows, Phil Mulhaire head of artist liaison, and this is what he had to say. Shhhhh! Don't tell anyone though.So...
  
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• GemmaToulson published Notts woman named best Indian business woman

  20-07-2016 15:57
  
  Harvinder Atwal, the managing director of Mansfield-based e-learning provider bksb, has been named businesswoman of the year at the British Indian Awards.The awards recognise successful business people of Indian heritage and aim to celebrate the achievements of all those nominated. Harvinder was presented with her award at a ceremony on Friday, July 15, at Athena in Leicester.A subsidiary of West Nottinghamshire College, bksb is based at the i2 Centre in Oakham Business Park, and has seen its...
  
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• Sarah_Clapson commented Nottingham Forest reportedly close to finalising deal for...

  20-07-2016 15:50
  
  Nottingham Forest are apparently close to finalising a deal for goalkeeper Stephen Henderson.The Reds were said to have made a move for the Charlton Athletic stopper at the weekend, and now the South London Press report he is poised to sign for Philippe Montanier's side.The 28-year-old has a year left on his contract at The Valley but it is believed his salary meant he was always likely to move on following the Addicks' relegation to League One.If he does join Forest, he will be the second...
  
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• Barry_Cooper published Reading cap away tickets for Nottingham Forest fans at £20

  20-07-2016 15:34
  
  Nottingham Forest's travelling supporters will enjoy reduced ticket prices at Reading's Madejski Stadium this season.The Royals have announced that those supporters with a season ticket or membership at the City Ground, will pay no more than £20.Philippe Montanier's Reds will travel to Berkshire on Saturday, October 29 in the Championship and will be one of the first clubs to benefit from the reduced prices.Reading have become the first Championship club to publically back the Twenty's...
  
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• karenantcliff published Is marble the latest trend in home interiors?

  20-07-2016 15:30
  
  Every so often there's a trend that rocks and this year stone is chiselling its mark in the decor stakes. It was tipped as a winner back in 2015, and has amply fulfilled its promise to bring drama, luxury and personality to rooms.Leading designers, including Matthew Williamson,Ted Baker and Tricia Guild, have embraced the material – especially marble (whose name derives from the Greek words for 'shining stone'), and creatively captured the magic of its richly veined patterns and subtle...
  
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• RachelGorman published Smoke alarm delivery driver's van destroyed in blaze

  20-07-2016 14:30
  
  A smoke alarm delivery driver watched his van dramatically go up in flames just ten minutes after leaving a garage.Gary Smith, who works for electrical distributor Stearn, was on his way back to the firm's warehouse on Wednesday afternoon when he noticed that his van's dashboard was flashing.Seconds later the van lost power, in Westdale Lane, Wollaton, before Gary noticed smoke coming from under the vehicle's bonnet.The 37-year-old initially went to call a mechanic but having popped the lid he..
  
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• RachelGorman commented Smoke alarm delivery driver's van destroyed in blaze

  20-07-2016 14:30
  
  A smoke alarm delivery driver watched his van dramatically go up in flames just ten minutes after leaving a garage.Gary Smith, who works for electrical distributor Stearn, was on his way back to the firm's warehouse on Wednesday afternoon when he noticed that his van's dashboard was flashing.Seconds later the van lost power, in Westdale Lane, Wollaton, before Gary noticed smoke coming from under the vehicle's bonnet.The 37-year-old initially went to call a mechanic but having popped the lid he..
  
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• DaveWhitfield published Asda recalls bakery product that poses health risk

  20-07-2016 14:18
  
  Asda is recalling one of its own brand bakery goods because of health concerns.Some of its 'Baker's Selection' range of Mini Rocky Road Bites, priced £2, have been incorrectly packed with Mini Chocolate Brownies. The brownies contain egg, which is not declared in the ingredients - making the product a possible health risk to anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg.Read more: McDonald's goes 24 hours in ArnoldThe batch affected has a best before date of August 4, 2016.The retailer...
  
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• Leigh_Curtis published Notts County boss John Sheridan waiting for answers after making...

  20-07-2016 14:03
  
  John Sheridan is still waiting to hear from his transfer targets to see if they will sign up to become part of his Notts County revolution.The Magpies boss has already signed seven players this summer as he looks to build a team capable of vying for promotion.But Sheridan says his spending hasn't stopped, with a left-sided centre-back among one of his top priorities.He has already been linked with a move for ex-Nottingham Forest and Magpies defender Kelvin Wilson and the former Oldham Athletic..
  
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• DaveWhitfield published Young people are earning less money - here's what to do about it

  20-07-2016 13:53
  
  It's been revealed that young people have come off worst in terms of their level of income since the start of the credit crunch. Research from the Institute of Fiscal Studies has shown that the average income of 22 to 30-year-olds is still around seven per cent lower than it was before the financial crisis in 2008. And the average debt for 18 to 25-year-olds in the East Midlands stands at £6,921.By contrast, average incomes for the population as a whole rose by 2% in real terms between...
  
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• JonPritchard published Plume of black smoke seen over city after van fire

  20-07-2016 13:30
  
  A plume of dark black smoke could be seen over parts of Nottingham this afternoon after a van caught fire.Crews from Central fire station attended the blaze in Russell Drive in Wollaton at around 12.15pm.Read more: Crackdown on drivers using mobile phones in IlkestonThe thick plume of smoke could be seen from Wollaton Hall, but despite the large amount of smoke, it turned out to be a small white van that was on fire.The smoke could be seen from Wollaton ParkFirefighters used hose reel jets to...
  
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• karenantcliff published 11 things you MUST ask when you are viewing property to buy

  20-07-2016 13:27
  
  If you are buying a house and have set up an appointment to view the property there are some essential questions you need to be asking.Top 10 questions to ask on a property viewing 1. What's the crack! Look at the structure of the building. Walk around the outside and check the exterior looking for any evidence of damp, hairline cracks in the walls or broken/missing roof tiles – and if so, investigate further or ask questions. 2. What's that smell? Be wary of damp. As a...
  
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• JenniferScott published McDonald's goes 24 hours in Arnold

  20-07-2016 13:19
  
  If you fancy getting your fast food cravings satisfied in the middle of the night, it is time to rejoice!The McDonald's in Sir John Robinson Way, Arnold, has been given a new license to operate 24 hours a day. The restaurant, just off Nottingham Road, was allowed to keep its doors open until 1am from Monday through to Sunday, but had to close until 5am the following morning. Now, after applying to Gedling Borough Council and being heard by the local authority's licensing panel, it can serve Big.
  
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• JenniferScott commented McDonald's goes 24 hours in Arnold

  20-07-2016 13:19
  
  If you fancy getting your fast food cravings satisfied in the middle of the night, it is time to rejoice!The McDonald's in Sir John Robinson Way, Arnold, has been given a new license to operate 24 hours a day. The restaurant, just off Nottingham Road, was allowed to keep its doors open until 1am from Monday through to Sunday, but had to close until 5am the following morning. Now, after applying to Gedling Borough Council and being heard by the local authority's licensing panel, it can serve Big.
  
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• Interactive map reveals locations of rare Pokémon in Nottingham - Nottingham Post

  20-07-2016 13:07
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  If you find yourself stumbling on endless Pidgeys and Rattatas in Pokémon Go then you need to have a read of this. Some boffin has mapped out the locations of the rarest Pokémon across the country revealing where to catch a Squirtle in the city centre, ...
  
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• LynetteP published Nottingham nutritionist launches veggie and vegan cooking...

  20-07-2016 13:00
  
  Nottingham nutritionist Susan Hart hopes to encourage healthy eating habits in a former convent by launching a series of veggie and vegan cookery courses. From her newly refurbished kitchen in a former West Bridgford nuns'home, she is running six-week courses aimed at veggie virgins who want to eat less meat but don't know where to start, students embarking on independent living or those unsure how to cater for a vegetarian in the family. The meals are going to be balanced and nutritious...
  
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• NottmPostEG published Family-friendly restaurants to visit after the Nottingham Beach

  20-07-2016 12:37
  
  If you're wondering where to go for a bite to eat after a long day on the beach look no further.There are many scrumptious food offerings on Nottingham Beach, from the classic fish 'n' chips to jerk chicken, classic burgers and pizza cones, but if you fancied a proper sit down meal with the family we've picked out some of the city's best eateries to head to with the children. Read more: Tesco is selling the world's hottest chilli pepper
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