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Latest Gedling borough crime map: what’s been reported in your street?

Each month Gedling Eye will chart every crime in the borough on an interactive map for readers to stay on top of what is happening and where.

Creations were ‘out of this world’ at the Stoke Bardolph Scarecrow Festival

Now in its fourth year, the festival continues to attract crowds of visitors, eager to see what impressive creations the villagers have come up with.

Gedling borough’s latest petrol and diesel prices – and where’s the cheapest to fill up

The hunt for Gedling borough's cheapest petrol and diesel prices continues.

Sherwood MP defends her vote on cuts to pensioners’ winter fuel payments

The MP for Sherwood has defended her decision to vote against an attempt to block plans to cut winter fuel payments to pensioners.

Renters in borough to get more security as Labour reveals plans to finally ban ‘no-fault evictions

The last Tory government repeatedly promised to end so-called “Section 21” evictions, but failed to do so because of opposition from their own MPs.

How did Gedling borough’s MPs vote in debate on winter fuel payments?

Attempts by the opposition to block the cutting of the Winter Fuel Allowance for pensioners have been defeated.The Conservatives put forward a proposal to block the cutting...

Gedling man carried out ‘unprovoked’ assault on woman at pub – leaving her needing 23 stitches before going on run to Skegness

The woman was knocked unconscious and needed 23 stitches following the savage attack.

Royal Mail considers launching ‘bin collection’ style website in bid to cut services

Royal Mail is reportedly planning to set up a new "bin-collection" type website so that householders can track which day they will receive their mail in a bid to cut back on services.

MAPPERLEY: Nottinghamshire Hospice stars shine in new recruitment advertising campaign

A wave of new posters, blogs and social media will be drawing attention to what it’s like caring for people who are dying.

The planned roadworks and road changes in Gedling borough

The roadworks and road changes include things such as speed alterations, repair works and changing the layout of the roads. 

Two teenage boys arrested as knife and drugs seized in Arnold town centre

Two teenage boys have been arrested after two knives and cannabis were found in Arnold.Officers swooped on the duo in the town centre on...

Community day of action planned to help improve Daybrook

The Love Daybrook event is being held on Saturday, October 12 and is being organised by St Paul's Church

All the scams people across Gedling borough should know about this week

People across Gedling borough are being urged to be careful as more new scams emerge.

Trust calls for residents’ help to trace pollution in River Trent

A public survey which uncovers the extent of pollution in and around the River Trent has again opened up to allow Gedling borough people to help protect the river.

Gedling borough Birds Bakeries to open doors every Sunday – starting this weekend

Sunday store openings will begin on Sunday, September 15 at its Arnold, Mapperley and Teal Park sites.

Urgent repair plan to be drawn up at Newstead Abbey to remove it from heritage risk register

The project to develop a programme of repairs at Newstead Abbey will cost £130,000, with £104,000 coming from Historic England and the remainder from Nottingham City Council.

Aldi remains UK’s cheapest supermarket despite rival loyalty schemes

Budget retailer Aldi has been named as the cheapest UK supermarket in August, beating Lidl, Sainsbury’s and Tesco, even when factoring in loyalty discounts.

Flood alerts now in place across parts of Gedling borough

Food alerts are in place across Gedling borough this weekend, according to the Gov.uk's Floodline website.

Warning issued to swimmers and dog owners as harmful blue-green algae found at East Lake at Colwick Country Park

Posting on social media, visitors are warned to be careful as the blue-green algae can kill dogs and other animals.

Arnold’s The Arrow pub to close next week for six-figure refurbishment

The Arrow pub on Gedling Road will be closed for a short period while it undertakes a six-figure investment. 

Netherfield man jailed after starting fire in Nottingham tower block basement

Andrew Dmytruk torched a car and van in a car park on level three of the Litmus Building, in Nottingham,

Popeyes on the hunt for im-peck-able staff to be ‘joy creators’ at new Teal Park restaurant near Netherfield

Chicken chain Popeyes are on the hunt for local people to take up the role of 'Joy creators' at their new restaurant on Teal...

TONY CAVE: Passenger numbers at Carlton and Netherfield Stations are now higher than before Covid

Station adopter and train enthusiast Tony Cave brings us the latest news from our local railway stations

Police called after reports 12-year-old boy is threatened with knife on Arnold street

The boy was walking along St Albans Road, Arnold, when he was approached by someone on a scooter.

‘Thieves are using wheelie bins to clear entire aisles’ says Co-op boss

The Co-op has said it is experiencing the highest levels of crime and abuse in its stores that it has ever seen - with shoplifting levels in the UK hitting a 20-year high.
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