Human Interest

After months of intense training and personal challenges, a mum-of-two completed her first-ever marathon, raising over £3,500 for charity.

The police have launched an appeal for information following reports of two off-road bikes being ridden in an anti-social and dangerous manner.

On Thursday 1 May, elections will take place across the whole of Nottinghamshire to decide which 66 local councillors will represent 600,000 electors.

Have you ever wanted to own your own home on an island? This opportunity might be right up your street.

Seasonal anti-social behaviour has reared its head — but keeping it down is a priority for the neighbourhood policing team.

The 12th year of a festival of food and drink will offer a weekend of delicious food and a line-up of guest TV chefs.

A familiar face in the fitness scene is making moves to improve the lives of the community with a petition to buy a van for his expanding business.

Communities are being urged to turn pink in May and enjoy tea and cake to celebrate what would have been Rosie May’s 32nd birthday.

In the spirit of the season, National Trust sites across the country are celebrating the beauty of blossom.

A school’s pupils presented STEM project findings to MPs and industry experts at the Houses of Parliament.

The public outrage over the felling of an ancient oak highlights the connection many of us have with ancient trees.

As the London Marathon returns today, runners are lacing up for a day of athletic determination, community spirit and fundraising.

An antiques fair which features on BBC Bargain Hunt has named a hospice as it’s charity of the year.

A new luxury salon has opened it’s doors — promising an “ultra-premium experience” in a boutique setting.

An injunction order has been secured to prevent further building works or additional caravans on an unlawful Traveller site.

A dessert maker is set offer up a new summertime sweet treat — from a shed at her home.

A Newark-woman will be taking on the London Marathon is support of a children’s charity

Villagers have spoken of their fear and upset after a unlawfully developed Traveller site sprang up in a field near their homes.

This year’s Nottinghamshire County Show will help to highlight the important role that farmers play in maintaining the British way of life.

Residents and staff at a care home marked St George’s Day with a food banquet.