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Dharsan Premkumar of independent convenience store operator The Highbury Vale Limited, said the Nisa Local will offer a wide selection of Co-op own brand products

The event drew a huge crowd with hundreds of residents turning out to see the momentous occasion.

A new bench was today installed at the popular nature reserve to mark 70 years since the Queen’s accession to the throne. 

School children in Calverton have expressed their wildlife-themed artistic flair, supporting a new housing development in the village.

A licence application has been submitted for the new cafe bar on Front Street as part of plans which would see the conversion of the town's former Tomik Polish store.

Burton Joyce Library will now be upgraded after Nottinghamshire County Council received £170,000 from the Government and the Arts Council.

The flood warnings tell people about an imminent risk of flooding to their home or business and helps people make informed decisions about how to respond.

Specsavers Colwick donated high-vis vests to Burton Joyce Primary School to help ensure the children stay safe on all their outings.

Here's one property you'd only buy if not easily spooked.This former Methodist church in Burton Joyce is up for sale - with a price...

Councillor Peter Barnes (Lab), who represents Daybrook, has been a member of the council since 1974

The structure at Holme Sluices will be the largest of its kind in the country and will serve as an 'elevator' to allow fish to hop up and downstream.

Gedling MP Tom Randall this week announced that the government money had been secured for the area and invited residents to suggest how to spend it.

Members of the public and councillors will be consulted on plans to create bus lanes along the “heavily congested” A60 near Arnold before any...

Exlibris, the masked book sellers of Nottingham, marked an end to their 20 years of charity book sales with a final event in Carlton over the weekend. 

Local MPs Tom Randall and Mark Spencer are being invited to submit applications to trial new innovative noise cameras in their local area.

The celebrations will include a beacon lighting, public events and community activities.

A new and improved Saturday train service to Skegness will not stop at Netherfield, it has been announced.East Midlands Railway this week announced plans...

The proposal for 135-141 Front Street would see the existing building knocked down to create residential apartments and one ground floor commercial unit.

Coppice Lodge care home in pulled out all the stops for life partners Michael and Chrystine Girvin, and Tony and Jean Owen

Eve was one of the many Jewish children who made it onto kindertransport trains destined for London so they wouldn’t perish at the hands of the Nazis.

A camera installed to prevent cars using a bus plug in Gedling is to remain in place.

The Rivendell Flying High Academy will be run by Caroline Armstrong, who brings with her a wealth of experience and says she is already at work alongside the Flying High Partnership team