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Lincolnshire Show to be right-Royal affair with Princess Royal visit

Lincolnshire Show to be right-Royal affair with Princess Royal visit

This year’s Lincolnshire Show will be a right-Royal affair as Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Princess Anne, is set to attend.


Strictly Come Dancing judge says new show is strictly about the music

Strictly Come Dancing judge says new show is strictly about the music

Strictly Come Dancing judge to visit more than 50 theatres across the UK on new tour, promising an innovative and real show.


County Council’s new Reform leader says he is waiting to “get round the table” with colleagues

County Council’s new Reform leader says he is waiting to “get round the table” with colleagues

Nottinghamshire County Council’s new Reform leader says he is waiting to “get round the table” with colleagues on the county’s contentious issues.


Retrofitted devolution scheme helps tenants save thousands of pounds

Retrofitted devolution scheme helps tenants save thousands of pounds

Five district council social housing properties have received significant energy-efficiency upgrades.


Fears homes plan could’ve ‘set precedent’ of backland development

Fears homes plan could’ve ‘set precedent’ of backland development

Permission has been refused for homes on smallholding site over fears it could set a precedent of backland development.


Greens to stand in by-election as “only credible alternative”

Greens to stand in by-election as “only credible alternative”

The Green Party has announced it will be contesting a county by-election as “the only credible alternative” to the main political parties.


New nursery set to open doors as headteacher says goodbye to school after 11 years

New nursery set to open doors as headteacher says goodbye to school after 11 years

A village school is to open a new nursery as the headteacher leaves a legacy before retiring after 11 years.


Students and alumni rally to save Newark’s School of Musical Instrument Crafts

Students and alumni rally to save Newark’s School of Musical Instrument Crafts

Students and alumni have joined forces to save Newark’s violin school after the announcement that it would not be taking on new degree students.


Malfunctioning cremator forces crematorium to run at reduced capacity

Malfunctioning cremator forces crematorium to run at reduced capacity

A crematorium is currently running on reduced capacity after one of its cremators began malfunctioning — but a whole refurbishment is on the cards.


Speeding Premier League footballer banned from the roads

Speeding Premier League footballer banned from the roads

A Nottingham Forest footballer has been banned from driving after being caught speeding on six occasions.


Illegal fishing and antisocial behavior reported in lake area

Illegal fishing and antisocial behavior reported in lake area

Police officers have received reports of illegal fishing and anti-social behaviour over the last few days.


Labour vow to “hold Reform to account” if successful in by-election

Labour vow to “hold Reform to account” if successful in by-election

Labour have selected a candidate to contest the upcoming Newark West by-election.


Mental health charity partnership champions employee wellbeing

Mental health charity partnership champions employee wellbeing

A major prepared food company has announced a partnership with Samaritans to underpin its commitment to wellbeing.


Campaigners slam new Reform UK councillor over ‘racist discussion’

Campaigners slam new Reform UK councillor over ‘racist discussion’

A newly elected Lincolnshire county councillor has come under fire over historic tweets, including a post that campaigners branded "racist".


Experts branching out to help artist’s ‘Major’ exhibition on Sherwood Forest’s oak

Experts branching out to help artist’s ‘Major’ exhibition on Sherwood Forest’s oak

One of Nottinghamshire’s most famous trees will be involved in a new project which could show how to make large trees in public spaces safer.


Appeal lodged over Andrea Jenkyns’ eligibility to stand for mayor

Appeal lodged over Andrea Jenkyns’ eligibility to stand for mayor

An appeal has been lodged over Andrea Jenkyns’ eligibility to stand in the first mayoral election for Greater Lincolnshire, a council has confirmed.

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Reform selects new leadership on county council

Reform selects new leadership on county council

Reform UK have elected their new leadership on Nottinghamshire County Council.


In photos: How towns and villages across the district celebrated VE Day

In photos: How towns and villages across the district celebrated VE Day

Communities up and down the country came together last week to celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day.


Phone operator workers to walk 17.5 miles for charity

Phone operator workers to walk 17.5 miles for charity

Workers of a mobile operator will be walking 17.5 miles in a day for a charity that provides supportive palliative care.

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Retailers reminded about upcoming ban on single-use vapes

Retailers reminded about upcoming ban on single-use vapes

Retailers across the county are being reminded that a ban on selling, offering to sell, or supply single-use vapes is coming into effect next month.


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