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• Murphy thrashed by Hawkins at Masters

  18-01-2017 23:04 via bbc.co.uk
  
  World and UK champion Mark Selby beats Mark Williams in a final-frame decider at the Masters, while Barry Hawkins thrashes Shaun Murphy.
  
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• stewartthorpe published First look around West Bridgford's new Greek restaurant Cuzina

  18-01-2017 21:15
  
  Fans of the former Greek restaurant Pappas will be delighted to hear about the latest opening in West Bridgford.Cuzina - based in the same Radcliffe Road premises as Pappas and run by the former owners' son - will open this week serving a contemporary twist on Mediterranean cuisine.Owner Nicholas Procopiou, 27, who lives in West Bridgford, has been helped by dad Chris Procopiou, now 51, to set up the new venture.Chris took over Pappas from his father-in-law, developing it from a takeaway into a.
  
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• RachelGorman published A dinosaur-themed crazy golf course could opening in Nottinghamsh...

  18-01-2017 21:01
  
  Dinosaur eggs, a jungle jeep and T-Rex bones are just some of the obstacles included in plans for a new Jurassic-themed crazy golf course.Declan Malone - the owner of Riverside Golf Course – hopes to open the new attraction on his premises in Lenton Lane.Read more: Could Hockley be getting ANOTHER restaurant and bar? If his application is given the green-light the family-friendly adventure golf course will join the site's existing nine hole golf course, nine hole short course, driving...
  
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• RachelGorman published A dinosaur-themed crazy golf course could open in Nottinghamshire

  18-01-2017 21:01
  
  Dinosaur eggs, a jungle jeep and T-Rex bones are just some of the obstacles included in plans for a new Jurassic-themed crazy golf course.Declan Malone - the owner of Riverside Golf Course – hopes to open the new attraction on his premises in Lenton Lane.Read more: Could Hockley be getting ANOTHER restaurant and bar? If his application is given the green-light the family-friendly adventure golf course will join the site's existing nine hole golf course, nine hole short course, driving...
  
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• MattJarram published Mum who arranged Christmas dinner for lonely to carry on through...

  18-01-2017 20:47
  
  A Nottingham mum who put on a series of heart-warming parties to feed and entertain the city's lonely on Christmas Day has decided to offer the service throughout the year.Mum-of-two Mo Fayose, aged 42, of Vicarage Close, Basford, is sending out birthday cards and flowers to those who are feeling isolated in the city.She is also organising a meal once a month at a restaurant in Nottingham where people who feel lonely can meet, make new friends, and feel part of the community.The student mental..
  
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• MattJarram commented Mum who arranged Christmas dinner for lonely to carry on through...

  18-01-2017 20:47
  
  A Nottingham mum who put on a series of heart-warming parties to feed and entertain the city's lonely on Christmas Day has decided to offer the service throughout the year.Mum-of-two Mo Fayose, aged 42, of Vicarage Close, Basford, is sending out birthday cards and flowers to those who are feeling isolated in the city.She is also organising a meal once a month at a restaurant in Nottingham where people who feel lonely can meet, make new friends, and feel part of the community.The student mental..
  
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• laurahammond published 'Proposed QMC helipad could cut transfer times to two minutes'

  18-01-2017 20:34
  
  Transfers between air ambulances and the Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) could be reduced from 20 minutes to two if plans for a new helipad are approved, according to the director of a trauma centre.Adam Brooks, director of the East Midlands Trauma Centre at the QMC, believes that transfer times could be dramatically reduced if plans to build a helipad in the hospital's Curie Court car park are given the go-ahead by Nottingham City Council.The East Midlands Trauma Centre receives seriously injured.
  
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• laurahammond commented 'Proposed QMC helipad could cut transfer times to two minutes'

  18-01-2017 20:34
  
  Transfers between air ambulances and the Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) could be reduced from 20 minutes to two if plans for a new helipad are approved, according to the director of a trauma centre.Adam Brooks, director of the East Midlands Trauma Centre at the QMC, believes that transfer times could be dramatically reduced if plans to build a helipad in the hospital's Curie Court car park are given the go-ahead by Nottingham City Council.The East Midlands Trauma Centre receives seriously injured.
  
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• Nottingham Post published Jake Ball relishes chance to 'spoil the party' for England in...

  18-01-2017 20:29
  
  England's Jake Ball expects more massive scores in the limited-overs tour of India but is relishing the chance to "spoil the party".The tourists piled on 350 in the first one-day international in Pune, their record total against India, only for the hosts to chase them down with three wickets and 11 deliveries to spare.That was a painful reminder about the shifting parameters in white-ball cricket, a movement that has seen England's batsmen at the vanguard. They set a new world record...
  
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• Nottingham Forest to benefit from cash boost as Patrick Bamford joins Middlesbrough from Chelsea - Nottingham Post

  18-01-2017 20:19
  
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  Nottingham Forest to benefit from cash boost as Patrick Bamford joins Middlesbrough from Chelsea
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  Nottingham Forest will benefit from a cash boost following the sale of Patrick Bamford to Middlesbrough. The striker has moved to Teesside from Chelsea for an undisclosed fee, thought to be £6m, signing a four-and-a-half-year contract. And the Reds ...and more »
  
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• laurahammond published Long-awaited helipad at Queen's Medical Centre could be on stilts...

  18-01-2017 20:16
  
  A long-awaited helipad could finally be built at Queen's Medical Centre after a planning application was submitted to Nottingham City Council.Planning papers show that the Curie Court car park, at the south eastern end of the QMC campus, close to A52 Clifton Boulevard, is the proposed site for the helipad.The helipad, if approved, would be built on stilts with space for car parking underneath.It will be built at a cost of £3.2m - with £2.5m raised by the Nottingham Hospitals Charity,
  
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• laurahammond commented Long-awaited helipad at Queen's Medical Centre could be on stilts...

  18-01-2017 20:16
  
  A long-awaited helipad could finally be built at Queen's Medical Centre after a planning application was submitted to Nottingham City Council.Planning papers show that the Curie Court car park, at the south eastern end of the QMC campus, close to A52 Clifton Boulevard, is the proposed site for the helipad.The helipad, if approved, would be built on stilts with space for car parking underneath.It will be built at a cost of £3.2m - with £2.5m raised by the Nottingham Hospitals Charity,
  
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• stewartthorpe published Princess River Cruises £500k relocation will create 13 new...

  18-01-2017 20:00
  
  River boat company Princess River Cruises is on the move as it sails towards a new £500,000 home.Currently based in Trent Lane, Colwick, where it has operated day and evening cruises on the River Trent since 1997, its vessels will soon moor up half a mile down the river in Racecouse Road.As well as creating an "iconic building", the relocation will create 13 new jobs. Manager Ian MacPherson, who is the son of co-owner David MacPherson, said the family firm was forced to move...
  
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• Sarah_Clapson commented Nottingham Forest to benefit from cash boost as Patrick Bamford...

  18-01-2017 19:57
  
  Nottingham Forest will benefit from a cash boost following the sale of Patrick Bamford to Middlesbrough.The striker has moved to Teesside from Chelsea for an undisclosed fee, thought to be £6m, signing a four-and-a-half-year contract.And the Reds will profit from a sell-on clause inserted in the deal which took him from the City Ground to Stamford Bridge in January 2012.The 23-year-old started his career with Forest and had been with the club's youth set-up since the age of eight, but was.
  
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• JemmaPage published Warning after thieves pose as police officers and target...

  18-01-2017 19:30
  
  Thieves have targeted city centre businesses by posing as police officers to scope out the premises before attacking at night and stealing money. Nottinghamshire Police has issued a warning after it received reports of a white male entering businesses, claiming to be from the police, and requesting access to the building's roof areas. The force said it is not a genuine police operation and has told shop owners and managers to refuse the request and contact the police on 101...
  
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• St Ann's man who raped girl jailed after NSPCC talk

  18-01-2017 19:25 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A child rapist brought to justice after a talk at a primary school is jailed for 15 years.
  
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• Nottingham football club spends two hours a day clearing dog mess off pitch - Nottingham Post

  18-01-2017 19:23
  
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  Nottingham football club spends two hours a day clearing dog mess off pitch
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  A football club has installed 35 CCTV cameras in a bid to crackdown on 'irresponsible' dog owners who fail to clear up their pets' mess. Staff from Basford Utd told the Post they spend up to two hours a day clearing dog mess off their pitches, which ...
  
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• JamesPallatt commented Nottingham Forest are on 'downward spiral', says former Reds...

  18-01-2017 19:14
  
  Fawaz Al Hasawi needs to make his plans for Nottingham Forest clear as soon as possible because the club is on a "downward spiral", says Andy Reid.Reds owner and chairman Al Hasawi pulled the plug on a deal to sell Forest to an American consortium on Friday night, sparking anger from fans eager to see new owners at the City Ground.The Kuwaiti then sacked head coach Philippe Montanier less than 24 hours later.Since making a statement on Friday night, saying he felt the deal with the...
  
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• State of Nottingham Forest is embarrassing, structure is needed, says Garry Birtles - Nottingham Post

  18-01-2017 19:06
  
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  State of Nottingham Forest is embarrassing, structure is needed, says Garry Birtles
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  Nottingham Forest great Garry Birtles says the sooner the Reds get some structure off the field and make key appointments, the better. As a former Nottingham Forest player, looking at the state of the club now, it's embarrassing. It's sad to see it ...
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• JemmaPage published Nottingham football club spends two hours a day clearing dog mess...

  18-01-2017 19:04
  
  A football club has installed 35 CCTV cameras in a bid to crackdown on 'irresponsible' dog owners who fail to clear up their pets' mess. Staff from Basford Utd told the Post they spend up to two hours a day clearing dog mess off their pitches, which are used by 290 children each weekend. Chairman Chris Munroe said the club is now taking action as the problem at the Mill Street Playing Field, in Greenwich Avenue, Basford, is getting worse.
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• JemmaPage commented Nottingham football club spends two hours a day clearing dog mess...

  18-01-2017 19:04
  
  A football club has installed 35 CCTV cameras in a bid to crackdown on 'irresponsible' dog owners who fail to clear up their pets' mess. Staff from Basford Utd told the Post they spend up to two hours a day clearing dog mess off their pitches, which are used by 290 children each weekend. Chairman Chris Munroe said the club is now taking action as the problem at the Mill Street Playing Field, in Greenwich Avenue, Basford, is getting worse.
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• stewartthorpe published You can now order food and drink at Wetherspoons from your phone

  18-01-2017 19:00
  
  Waiting in long queues for your next round of drinks could be a thing of the past at this national pub chain after the launch of a mobile app. Wetherspoons' Order & Pay, which is available for free from the Apple Store, allows punters to make food and drink orders from the comfort of their own seat. To order you load the application up and first select the pub you're eating in. From there you go through to the menu and select your food, adding or taking away items you don't want, and add...
  
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• stewartthorpe published You can now order food and drink at Wetherspoon pubs using an...

  18-01-2017 19:00
  
  Waiting in long queues for your next round of drinks could be a thing of the past at this national pub chain after the launch of a mobile app. Wetherspoon's Order & Pay, which is available to download for free, allows punters to make food and drink orders from the comfort of their own seat. To order, you load the application up, select the pub you're eating in, then go through to the menu to choose your food and drink.Read more: First there was the Kitty Cafe - now there could be a Doggy Pub
  
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• rsherdley published Half-naked would-be drug dealer acted 'like some sort of maniac'...

  18-01-2017 19:00
  
  A would-be drug dealer has been locked up after he acted 'like some sort of maniac' running through the streets half-naked and leaving his drugs in a rucksack.Ryan Spizer, 20, of Sherwood Hall Road, Mansfield, was sentenced to six months in youth custody at Nottingham Crown Court.Judge Gregory Dickinson QC heard a group of women stood at a bus stop described Spizer's behaviour as "bizarre" when they saw him running down the road and stopping and putting his hands on his knees and...
  
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• People of Nottingham: Andrea Hall delivers meals to the city's elderly - Nottingham Post

  18-01-2017 18:56
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  People of Nottingham: Andrea Hall delivers meals to the city's elderly
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  Andrea Hall, 49, from Sherwood, who delivers cooked meals to some of the most vulnerable and elderly in the city. People of Nottingham: Andrea Hall delivers meals to the city's elderly. X. Share Tweet Share Pin It Email. Copy link to paste in your message.
  
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• Nottingham Post commented State of Nottingham Forest is embarrassing, structure is needed,...

  18-01-2017 18:56
  
  Nottingham Forest great Garry Birtles says the sooner the Reds get some structure off the field and make key appointments, the better.As a former Nottingham Forest player, looking at the state of the club now, it's embarrassing.It's sad to see it like this.There's no clarity at the minute over what happened with the failed takeover by the Americans. We're all in the dark about it.But it looks as though Fawaz Al Hasawi is staying on as owner for now.We've heard that he's close to appointing a...
  
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• Popular Long Eaton pub could be turned into luxury houses - Nottingham Post

  18-01-2017 18:49
  
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  Popular Long Eaton pub could be turned into luxury houses
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  The site of a popular pub in Long Eaton that was demolished nine months ago looks set to be used for housing. The Half Crown, in Nottingham Road, closed its doors for good on New Year's Day 2016. It was demolished four months later in April and little ...and more »
  
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• Nottingham Post published Holiday bosses didn't want to scare Tunisia tourists with 'army...

  18-01-2017 18:49
  
  Tour operators wanted to increase security in Sousse before 38 people were killed in a terrorist attack, but did not want holidaymakers to be "scared by seeing an army of police", an inquest has heard.The hearing into the deaths of 30 Britons in the Tunisian resort in June 2015 was told that in a meeting a month before the attack there was a discussion about police security and how it could make tourists feel "uncomfortable".Nottinghamshire County Council worker John...
  
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• Nottingham's UK-first social eating aim

  18-01-2017 18:45 via bbc.co.uk
  
  There is a bid to make Nottingham the UK's first social eating city - but what is it?
  
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• Nottingham Post published Popular Long Eaton pub could be turned into luxury houses

  18-01-2017 18:44
  
  The site of a popular pub in Long Eaton that was demolished nine months ago looks set to be used for housing.The Half Crown, in Nottingham Road, closed its doors for good on New Year's Day 2016. It was demolished four months later in April and little activity has been spotted at the site since.But a planning application, submitted to Erewash Borough Council in October, to build six new luxury houses on the 0.7 acre brownfield site looks set to be approved by councillors at a planning committee..
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Nottingham Forest should not be short of options for manager job,...

  18-01-2017 18:43
  
  European Cup winner Garry Birtles has his say on Nottingham Forest's search for a new manager, following the sacking of Philippe Montanier.Nottingham Forest should still not have a problem attracting candidates for the manager's job, regardless of their off-field turmoil.A lot of people would still be interested in taking it on because of the club's history, its wonderful fanbase and the fact it can be a sleeping giant that is woken up, if the right person comes in.It still looks like an...
  
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• Leigh_Curtis commented Late kick-off time for Notts County's last game of the season at...

  18-01-2017 18:23
  
  Notts County's trip to Newport County on the final day of the season has been moved to a 5.30pm kick-off.The Football League has confirmed all League Two fixtures will kick-off at the same time, with television showing one of them live.That means Mansfield Town's game against Crawley will also move to a later time.John Nixon, League Two's representative on the EFL Board, said: "The final day of the regular season is always a tense and dramatic day for all supporters whether you are sitting...
  
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• Nottingham Post commented Henri Lansbury should go straight back into Nottingham Forest...

  18-01-2017 18:21
  
  Nottingham Forest legend Garry Birtles has his say on midfielder Henri Lansbury making himself available to play for the Reds against Bristol City.Henri Lansbury is apparently ready to make himself available for Nottingham Forest again this weekend.And I wouldn't think twice about playing him against Bristol City on Saturday.Before he was sacked, Philippe Montanier said Lansbury's mind was not in the right place while his future at the club was in doubt and there was all sorts of transfer...
  
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• MattJarram published Sacked council employee says he will protest outside council...

  18-01-2017 17:53
  
  A disgruntled former Nottingham City Council worker says he will stand outside Loxley House for a year until his name is cleared after he claims he was unfairly dismissed from his job.Christopher Cobb, 47, says he has worked at Highwood Cemetery in Bulwell for 12 years. He was employed by Nottingham City Council as a senior cemetery operative, looking after the grounds and involved in funeral services. Mr Cobb claims that he was found guilty of gross misconduct due to his behaviour at a...
  
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• MattJarram commented Sacked council employee says he will protest outside council...

  18-01-2017 17:53
  
  A disgruntled former Nottingham City Council worker says he will stand outside Loxley House for a year until his name is cleared after he claims he was unfairly dismissed from his job.Christopher Cobb, 47, says he has worked at Highwood Cemetery in Bulwell for 12 years. He was employed by Nottingham City Council as a senior cemetery operative, looking after the grounds and involved in funeral services. Mr Cobb claims that he was found guilty of gross misconduct due to his behaviour at a...
  
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• Child rapist from Nottingham jailed for 15 years - ITV News - ITV.com - ITV News

  18-01-2017 17:53
  
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  A child rapist from Nottingham who was caught after his 10-year-old victim took part in a school assembly about sexual abuse, has been jailed for 15 years.
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• Leigh_Curtis published Alan Hardy wants stream of young talent to make their name at...

  18-01-2017 17:30
  
  Alan Hardy has promised to overhaul Notts County's scouting network at grassroots level in a bid to identify stars of the future.The new Magpies owner is keen to build a pathway to the first team, with the plan being five academy graduates being part of the senior squad.He has already started to make inroads by appointing Russell Hullett, who has previous experience with West Brom and Aston Villa, as the club's new academy manager.Hardy, who manages Lowdham Colts under-10s, is passionate about..
  
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• JemmaPage published Man taken to hospital after he was hit by a tram in The Meadows

  18-01-2017 17:27
  
  A man has been taken to hospital after he was hit by a tram in The Meadows. There are currently delays to the tram timetable as a result of the incident, which happened at Queen's Walk shortly after 3pm today (Wednesday).The man has been taken to the Queen's Medical Centre. A spokesman for Nottinghamshire Police told the Post his injuries are not believed to be serious.Read more: Crash closes road and leaves pedestrian in a critical conditionTrams travelling inbound to the city will be...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Litterbugs count the cost of dropping cigarette ends after being...

  18-01-2017 17:07
  
  Five people learnt the price of failing to pay £50 fines for dropping litter - and will now face bills of nearly £500 each after ignoring a summons to appear before court.Action was taken by Nottingham City Council after its community protection officers saw four people drop cigarette ends - while a woman left a chip box on the pavement.All were fined £220 with a £30 government surcharge and must also pay the council's legal and investigation costs. They were found guilty
  
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• MattDavies published Nigel Clough being linked with Nottingham Forest job is pure...

  18-01-2017 17:05
  
  Nigel Clough's name being mentioned in connection with the Nottingham Forest job is nothing more than speculation, according to his assistant at Burton Albion.Clough has been suggested as a possible contender to replace Philippe Montanier at the City Ground, but his number two Andy Garner is not concerned by the talk."I didn't realise there was major speculation," he said in response to a press conference question on Wednesday. "I'm being serious on that."Obviously we'd seen...
  
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• Nottingham Post published Wanted man ignored letter ordering him back to jail after being...

  18-01-2017 17:03
  
  A former inmate ignored a letter ordering him back to jail because he had been stabbed while serving a 20-month term. Michael Scriven should have returned to custody after failing to obey rules and keep in touch with probation officers, a court heard.The 20-year-old finally handed himself in on Tuesday. In line with current rules, he had been freed on licence halfway through the term, but will now complete the 20 months.Nottingham magistrates heard that a crown court judge imposed the sentence..
  
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• Delays to tram services after incident in The Meadows - Nottingham Post

  18-01-2017 17:00
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  Delays to tram services after incident in The Meadows
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  There is currently no service between Nottingham Station and Queen's Walk, as a result of what has been described as a 'road traffic accident', which happened shortly after 3pm today. UPDATE: Man taken to hospital after being hit by a tram. Nottingham ...and more »
  
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• City pub will soon be home to Nottingham's only vintage analogue photobooth - Nottingham Post

  18-01-2017 16:58
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  City pub will soon be home to Nottingham's only vintage analogue photobooth
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  Forget selfies, Snapchat filters and photo-bombs, an altogether more old fashioned form of photographer is making a comeback right here in Nottingham. The Orange Tree, in Shakespeare Street, will be unveiling the Midlands' only vintage analogue ...
  
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• RachelGorman published City pub will soon be home to Nottingham's only vintage analogue...

  18-01-2017 16:50
  
  Forget selfies, Snapchat filters and photo-bombs, an altogether more old fashioned form of photographer is making a comeback right here in Nottingham.The Orange Tree, in Shakespeare Street, will be unveiling the Midlands' only vintage analogue photobooth on Sunday, February 5 - along with 2-4-1 cocktails and a free photo session if you bring along a flyer.Read more: Shane Meadows' first release since This Is England '90... is an ad for the Co-opOnce upon a time the analogue photobooth would...
  
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• MattDavies commented Nottingham Forest fans divided on whether Henri Lansbury should...

  18-01-2017 16:46
  
  Nottingham Forest fans are divided over the thorny issue of Henri Lansbury's short-term future. The midfielder looks keen to join Aston Villa in a £3m deal and has not featured since injuring his hamstring before the game against Derby in December. He is back in training, but has missed the last two games after it was announced he was not in the right frame of mind play. However, the Post understands he could be ready to make himself available for Saturday's visit of Bristol City for...
  
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• rsherdley published 15-year jail sentence for St Ann's man who raped child

  18-01-2017 16:38
  
  A pervert has been jailed for 15 years for the appalling and degrading sexual abuse of a young girl. Matthew Salmon, 29, of Botany Avenue, St Ann's, was sentenced today after he was found guilty unanimously by a jury of multiple rape and child abuse allegations after a trial at Nottingham Crown Court in December. The allegations came to light when the victim confided in a volunteer from NSPCC's Childline who had been visiting her school to deliver a workshop on sexual abuse called 'The...
  
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• DaveWhitfield published Struggling to find courgettes to buy in the shops? Here's why

  18-01-2017 16:35
  
  Supermarkets and greengrocers have got fewer courgettes and other vegetables for sale after bad weather on the continent hit suppliers.And that's having an impact on prices - with many shops charging well above the going rate for this time of year.The cold and wet weather in Spain and Italy has also affected lettuces, peppers, spinach, broccoli and cabbage at a time when consumer demand for new year resolution-inspired vegetable-rich meals is high.Read more: Pizza Factory staff could take...
  
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• TracyWalker published Gran has £100 East Point Retail Park parking fine dropped...

  18-01-2017 16:32
  
  A gran who was fined after overstaying a two-hour parking policy at a retail park at Christmas has had the charge cancelled.Pauline Squires featured in the Post earlier this month after she hit out at parking restrictions at the East Point Retail Park, on Daleside Road.She was fined £100 after overstaying by 22 minutes the two-hour limit on what she describes as one of the "busiest shopping days of the Christmas period", Saturday, December 17.Pauline said it would be difficult to...
  
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• JemmaPage commented Delays to tram services after incident in The Meadows

  18-01-2017 16:32
  
  The Nottingham tram network has been delayed after an incident in The Meadows. There is currently no service between Nottingham Station and Queen's Walk, as a result of what has been described as a 'road traffic accident', which happened shortly after 3pm today.
  Read more: Crash closes road and leaves pedestrian in a critical conditionNottingham Express Transit, which runs the city's tram network, tweeted: "Due to a road traffic accident we have delays to service. "There is no...
  
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• Nottingham-based Dan Evans savours 'biggest win' of his career in Australian Open - Nottingham Post

  18-01-2017 16:04
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  Nottingham-based Dan Evans savours 'biggest win' of his career in Australian Open
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  Nottingham-based Dan Evans grabbed the biggest win of his career by beating world number seven Marin Cilic and did it wearing a £20 T-shirt he bought himself. Evans stunned Cilic with a 3-6 7-5 6-3 6-3 victory in what was his first ever grand slam ...and more »
  
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