Southwell

Speed humps similar to those used in an area of Mansfield could soon be installed in Southwell town centre.

Pupils at Holy Trinity Infants’ School, Southwell, have been preparing circular artwork for an exhibition at Southwell Artspace.

A garden developed by staff and students at Nottingham Trent University’s Brackenhurst Campus will feature at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show.

A scheme to clear out parts of Southwell’s Potwell Dyke is being planned after Nottinghamshire County Council agreed to do the work.

Residents are calling for more police patrols to tackle drunken yobs on the streets of Southwell.

Temporary cameras were installed at manually operated railway crossings in three villages.

Work has started to turn a 300-year-old cottage into an eco-friendly house. Hill Top Cottage, Nottingham Road, Thurgarton, which was falling into a state of disrepair was bought by Mr and Mrs Mark Sparham of Park Lane, Lambley.

A school that was previously failing to give pupils an acceptable standard of education has made a rapid improvement and no longer requires special measures.

A tip saved from closure after a campaign by residents will close temporarily for improvements.

When Mrs Rebecca Smith opens her front door she is often confronted with the sight of buses parked on her doorstep.

Residents in parts of Southwell prepared for the worst as the town went on flood alert in response to this week’s rain.

Unwanted and out-of-date road signs in Southwell are cluttering up the town, it has been claimed.

A final attempt has been made to protect the future of free carparking in Southwell.

A £55,000 all-weather sports pitch means pupils at a Southwell school can exercise outside throughout the year.

A proposed expansion of a Southwell mushroom farm was refused on Tuesday after being considered for a second time by district councillors.

Children at a village nursery school are taking part in a university project designed to teach them more about their communities and the wider world.

Residents who opposed plans for a gipsy caravan park just outside Southwell have welcomed new proposals that could see the site used as an equestrian centre.

A range of work produced by local artists during life drawing sessions is being exhibited at Southwell Artspace.

Residents fear the road where they live will be ruined if a planned expansion of a mushroom farm goes ahead.

The Minster School, Southwell, has maintained its place as one of the best in Nottinghamshire.