Detailed plans have outlined how fluoride will be added to the city and county’s water supply to improve dental health.
There are huge disparities in the number of avoidable deaths due to ill-health in parts of Nottinghamshire, it has been said.
The former chairman of Wilko has said she was devastated by the collapse of Wilko’s while facing questions over how it failed.
Opposition councillors at Nottinghamshire County Council insisted that children will go hungry as a result of a price hike to school meals.
“Pressure like we’ve never seen before” is how one A&E consultant describes the situation on the ground at a hospital as winter approaches.
Police deputy chief constable says it is a disgrace that around one in ten residents currently say they have no confidence in the force.
Seventeen hate crimes and incidents have been reported to Nottinghamshire Police relating to the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Interpretation services within a hospital’s maternity services remain ‘poor’ for some women, according to the leader of a review into care.
Ambulance Service could start reducing how many crew members it leaves waiting with patients once they have been taken to hospitals.
Bereaved families have been left “bitterly disappointed” after a council committee chair said she would not read out a letter from them at a meeting.
Improvements made to the timeliness of plans for children with special needs are “nothing to write home about” and more needs to be done.
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service has decided to halt plans to stop attending automatic hospital alarms.
The head of a review into maternity care in Nottingham says there is a recurring theme of midwives not listening to women who say they are in labour.
The number of hours lost by East Midlands Ambulance Service paramedics due to delays in handing over patients to hospitals is again on the rise.
More than 1,000 letters have been sent out to families who may have received poor maternity care, the chair of Nottingham’s major review says.
Ukrainian refugees are to be helped to find new homes of their own in Nottinghamshire through vouchers for white goods and furniture.
Five new council housing officers are being recruited in Newark in a bid to tackle anti-social behaviour and improve standards for tenants.
Glass recycling collections will start in the district area after hundreds of people told the local council they wanted the scheme to be introduced.
An NHS trust has set out its plans to ensure the types of appalling crimes seen in the Lucy Letby case cannot be repeated within local hospitals.
Eight years after a need for more car parking was identified, a council has found there are still significant challenges to find space in a busy town.