The low turnout in last week’s General Election could threaten the legitimacy of political leaders if the trend continues, an expert has warned.
A former Little Chef near Newark which has stood empty for nine years is likely to be turned into a drive-through KFC.
The General Election campaign will end this morning (July 4) as the nation goes to the polls to choose a Government.
Nottinghamshire children are waiting two months longer to be adopted than a set national target.
Rushcliffe is facing its closest race in decades after previously being regarded as a solidly Conservative seat.
Nottinghamshire’s new Police and Crime Commissioner says he plans a “significant move” towards neighbourhood policing during his term of office.
New PCC will make tackling knife crime, reducing road accident deaths and preventing violence against women and girls a priority for his term.
Proposed flood defences in a town that has seen some of the worst flooding in Nottinghamshire would make people feel safer, a councillor has said.
A council is looking to sell off three homes with chronic damp and mould problems.
Work by a renowned Nottinghamshire sculptor could go on display in Newark after being kept under wraps in a cemetery for 40 years.
Developers are hoping to win appeals over two rejected solar farm applications near Newark after making changes to them.
The government will begin looking at plans to widen and restructure the heavily-congested A46 bypass around Newark.
Work on Nottinghamshire County Council’s new £18m offices near Hucknall is getting back on track after a wet start to the year slowed progress.
Nottinghamshire County Council leaders will consider whether school meals and other catering should no longer be delivered in-house.
Voters have slightly less than four weeks to register to vote in the UK’s General Election.
The government will take over the running of a troubled Nottinghamshire prison, ministers have announced.
Developers have launched appeals against a council’s decision to turn down plans for two new solar farms.
Nottinghamshire’s Conservative County Council leader Ben Bradley has survived a vote of no confidence.
Council documents shed light on how the political landscape will shift responsibilities to the East Midlands mayoral authority in the coming weeks.
The leader of Nottinghamshire County Council has said a vote urging him to resign is intended to “rub his nose” in his mayoral election defeat.