Arnold News

Whilst trying to extinguish the fire in Top Valley bricks were thrown at officers.

The new Government guidance states that weddings and civil partnership ceremonies will not be permitted to take place except in exceptional circumstances.

McDonald’s has today confirmed that it's drive-thru sites in Arnold and Netherfield will remain partially open during England’s second lockdown.

The Pinder was a parish council official who had the job of collecting stray animals and impounding them until their owners collected them.

Some Gedling borough pub owners have decided to embrace the new regulations and keep their doors open during the new lockdown.

The dispersal order comes into force from from 5pm today (October 29).

Keisha Reid, who is 19-weeks pregnant with twins, said she decided to get the vaccine as she knew about the health risks of catching the flu.

Three men entered a property but ran off when the burglar alarm went off.

Redhill Ward councillor Michael Payne has been placing the poppies on lamp-posts around the area

A total of 526 worried parents signed the petition, which asks for traffic calming measures to be put in place outside the school and along Killisick Road.

The school is now called Burntstump Seely C of E Academy

It was driven dangerously at speeds of over 100mph as police pursued the vehicle before it crashed into the pedestrian crossing post Mansfield Road..

Special Constable Alan Marwood, who is celebrating his 50th year with the force, has received an MBE in this year’s Queen's Birthday Honours List.

Police have made seven arrests after responding to calls about a large fight in Arnold town centre.Officers were called at 4.35pm yesterday (October 9)...

A great selection of movies will be playing at our local borough cinema over the coming weeks

The Government announced recently that the maximum number of people able to attend ceremonies has been reduced from 30 to 15.

Formerly a council depot, it was left derelict and targeted by vandals, before a major fire in 2017 gutted what was left of the buildings.

The motorist was first spotted by police doing some dodgy driving on Mansfield Road in Arnold.

Two males knocked on woman's door and offered to level, jet-wash and re-sand and seal her block-paving driveway.

Raids have been carried out at several properties in Arnold as part of a “week of action” cracking down on drug crime around Gedling borough..

The incident happened at the supermarket giant's Front Street store.

Residents are now being asked to be vigilant after the vehicles were stolen during two separate burglaries in the Cross Street and Furlong Street areas.

Sid, who is a 14 week old Labrador and Retriever cross breed, has made his first visit to The Beeches care home this week to cheer up residents.

Officers quickly arrived at the scene in Mansfield Road at around 9.30pm and arrested a 45-year-old man on suspicion of racially aggravated threatening behaviour

One motorist was caught doing 50 in a 30 zone and was issued with a Notice of Intended Prosecution.

The rabbit was left to fend for himself after he was callously thrown out by fly-tippers on land near Newark.

The incident happened in Bond Street yesterday (Tuesday, 15)

The lockdown and pandemic has hit the local economy hard and now the UK's big employers are making thousands redundant on a daily basis.

The long-anticipated overhaul of Arnold Market has been approved by councillors, paving the way for the £4 million project to move to the next phase.

Domonic Hannon, 38, of Deerleap Drive was arrested by Nottinghamshire Police after it was reported he had posted inappropriate images of a woman and a child on the internet

Plans for how a new park and ride will work are set to be outlined in the coming weeks. The project received funding from the...

Police and fire chiefs say 'the project running on schedule and under budget'.

The state-backed Eat Out to Help Out scheme launches today and will run on every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

Anthony Ndung'u, 30, had just finished a 12-hour shift not long after 7pm on Saturday, July 4 when he discovered an empty bike rack outside his home.

Aiesha Haque, had 15 inches cut off her hair to show support for her uncle Dave who is suffering from the devastating disease.

Anyone attending a wedding or civil partnership ceremony or birth registration appointment must wear a face covering

The £4m scheme was approved by the cabinet on Thursday and the council will now have to apply to itself for planning permission.

Gedling Borough Council bought the site back in July 2018, arguing it was under-used and in need of significant investment.

A spokesman for the travel firm wouldn't reveal the fate of the town centre branch.

Anthony Ndung'u, 30, had just finished a 12-hour shift when he discovered an empty bike rack outside his home

Our Gedling Neighbourhood Policing teams have provided an update on activity carried out across the borough over the past few months.

Notts Maze in Arnold is set to reopen to the public tomorrow (July 25) and promises to be bigger and better than ever.

A 22-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of affray and taking a vehicle without consent after a collision in Arnold.

The gifts were a thank you to the Burntstump Children’s Choir who shared the stage with Carlton Male Voice Choir at their Christmas Concert.

Gedling Borough Council has issued updates on major changes to how its gyms and pools will operate when they reopen next weekend.

That means favourites like the Big Mac, Chicken McNuggets, Quarter Pounder and coffee will be coming down in price at branches of Maccy D's in Arnold and Netherfield.

The registration team is reminding couples of the new guidelines due to coronavirus which mean that their ceremony will perhaps be slightly different to what was originally planned.

The company, which has pubs in Carlton, Arnold and Mapperley, is to fully pass on the tax benefit to its customers, starting on Wednesday, July 15.

An Arnold councillor has welcomed plans to turn an abandoned care home repeatedly targeted by vandals into flatsKillisick councillors Henry Wheeler and Marje...

People will be able to speak to the Customer Services Team in person for the first time since public facing services were paused in March.

Following the incident, the pub chose to close their own premises.

The building is one of many being used to turn the Nottingham skyline into a beacon of blue

Two landlords shared with us more details about what safety measures they have been put in place to keep both staff and customers safe during Super Saturday.

A woodland classroom offering school children the chance to learn about wildlife first-hand has opened at Burntstump Seely Academy

Sofas, armchairs and tables have replaced the usual cascading seats and there are a number of measures in place to ensure people are safe.

Work on the new building, which will include a control room, training centre, changing rooms, gym, canteen and shared offices, is expected to begin next month.

Thieves have stolen plants from new flower beds placed outside a recently revamped social club in Arnold.The plants were put in as part work...

The new site will aim to tackle congestion on the A60, which has been described as ‘one of the most congested in the country’.

A man and woman are now police custody following reports of plant theft from Homebase on Mansfield Road.

Residents at Coppice Lodge care home in Arnold were ‘transported’ to a sunny beach resort last week during their latest pop-up restaurant event.

They found cannabis under the passenger seat along with cash, scales plastic bags and other drugs paraphernalia.

Expect queues in Arnold when one of the UK's busiest Greggs stores opens its doors for the first time since lockdown.The branch on...

The victim was one of three men riding bikes on a path near Bestwood Lodge Drive, Arnold, on Friday, May 29.

The new scheme is one of 50 to receive funding and will introduce a new park and ride at the Redhill Roundabout

A teenager from Arnold was among four people who were today jailed for being members of the banned National Action right wing neo-Nazi group.

The warning comes after five distraction burglaries were committed in the borough over a 10-day period

With pricing starting at 55p, there are plenty of products to choose from, as well as a price range that suits everyone.

Nottingham City Transport (NCT) have said the frequency of buses throughout the borough will significantly increase

The new book by the popular Arnold historian was released this week

Gedling's Neighbourhood Policing Teams update the community about recent crime taking place on their patch.

Car park users will be required to display a ticket in council managed car parks – with the first two hours remaining free of charge.

New social distancing measures will be in place including a one way system and notices throughout the market.

The incident happened on Bestwood Lodge Drive

More passengers will be expected to start using borough services from tomorrow when a number of bus routes return after being suspended during lockdown.

Severn Trent has confirmed they are currently experiencing problems in the NG5 area with some customers seeing low pressure while others were receiving no water at all.

Police are warning residents in Arnold to 'stay vigilant' after incidents where fraudsters targeted pensioners in the town.

Andrew Hawnt invited a number of friends to help him complete his movie 'The Demon and I' over lockdown using their mobile phones.

Traders selling essential items have been allowed to remain open but it is now hoped others may return once restrictions are lifted.

The popular chain - which has three pubs in the borough - plans to open the venues when more lockdown restrictions are lifted.

The extra services will begin operating from Sunday, May 31.

Police have released an image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with an aggravated burglary and an incident of criminal damage in Arnold.

The scam offers recipients £250 in vouchers for Aldi, in exchange for their personal details.

Although plans have now started, the company stated would only open up for business if permitted by the government.

Police were called just after 5.40am on April 19, 2020 to a report that men had forced entry to a house in Stanhope Crescent,

Arnold's food bank charity has been boosted by the news it will get a share of a £30,000 cash donation from The Nottingham building...

CT4N has announced their L9 service will be back in action from April 27.

Police received a report that three men had forced entry to a house in Stanhope Crescent

The boy stole items including money and a PlayStation from a number of victims

Gedling Borough Council paid a touching tribute to NHS workers fighting coronavirus as the nation took to their doorsteps to clap for our carers once again on Thursday night (April 17).

Pupils still attending Burntstump Seely C of E Academy have heaped praise on their parents for their efforts as key workers during the Coronavirus pandemic

Community Integrated Care, is offering flexible and rewarding work opportunities with prompt start dates across Arnold and Nottinghamshire

CT4N's L9 Saturday service will be suspended following the incident.

The incident happened around 8pm on Redhill Road

Nottinghamshire Police's Knife Crime Team seized the bladed weapon during a proactive work as part of Operation Sceptre.

The 23-year-old man's car was stopped on Mansfield Road in Redhill by Neighborhood Policing Officers

The male was arrested on suspicion of Possessing Class B drugs with the intent to supply.

Ideal Carehomes, who runs Coppice Lodge, said it is aiming to bring people together by recruiting local people to lend a helping hand

Three men were reported to have broken into a house in Rolleston Drive

Officers from Op Reacher and Arnold Neighbourhood Policing Team executed Misuse of Drugs Act warrants on Louisa Close and Danes Close in the town.

The incident took place at MSR News in Front Street

PD Flak and PD Bart are the latest members of the force and are named after the dogs of two late police officers.

Gedling Borough Council has erected the CCTV camera on a pole on Rolleston Drive in a bid to help cut down on crime.

Nottingham’s own Henry Normal will be at Arnold, Burton Joyce, Carlton, Carlton Hill, Ravenshead and Gedling Libraries during April and May.

James Street was recently resurfaced by Nottinghamshire County Council, but their efforts weren't appreciated by one resident who quickly slammed their efforts on social media.

The bus arrived at Coppice Farm Primary School after being donated by Nottingham City Transport

People are being urged to have their say on the plans which include a new two-storey building with permanent small business units and a revamped market.

Pupils at Pinewood Infant School and Foundation Unit in Pinewood Avenue, are able to invite their ‘very special someone’ to a Valentine’s Day Dinner at the school on Friday

Officers were called just after 1.30am today (Sunday 9 February) to a report of an incident on Rosecroft Drive.

These are the Oscar-nominated films playing over at The Bonington over the next few weeks...

Helen Lloyd, the manager of Arnold Foodbank, said they'd never had a Christmas like it in terms of donations

The office refurbishments and construction scheme are part of a £28m 'masterplan' unveiled yesterday by council chiefs.

A former police dog trainer got an early birthday surprise yesterday, when Nottinghamshire Police’s Dog Section visited him at his care home in Arnold.

Officers are asking witnesses to come forward following the incident in High Street yesterday (January 31).

The 88-year-old woman had been helping a man believed to be a delivery driver, deliver a parcel.

The green light was given on Wednesday to erect a CCTV camera on a pole on Rolleston Drive in the town in a bid to help cut down on crime.

Readers contacted us in their droves to tell us about Gedling borough's worst affected streets

The county council-owned land in Rolleston Drive, in Arnold, was the site of offices which had been derelict for around six years before the fire.

The team visited some of the areas more built up areas including Arnold, Carlton, Mapperley, Netherfield, Colwick and Daybrook,

Davidsons Homes has submitted proposals for the new development on land to the west of Mapperley Plains and Catfoot Lane.

Officers are concerned for the safety of Lexi Holland, 15, after she was reported missing from the New Ollerton area.

The bus has been donated to Coppice Farm Primary School by Nottingham City Transport.

An opticians in Arnold is urging people to keep an eye on their senses as part of a New Year health awareness campaign.

Nottingham City Transport has announced a number of timetable changes for some borough services, from January.

The Townhouse Bar and Kitchen, situated at 1-5 High Street, now has a 'Forfeiture' signs on the door.

Officers said they are concerned for the welfare of 16-year-old Toan Nuguyen

Here's when buses will be running from Nottingham City Centre back to parts of Gedling borough during the early hours of January 1.

Children from Burntstump Seely C of E Academy have something to sing about after joining the Carlton Male Voice Choir on stage at their Christmas concert

Jen Beal had ordered a gaming computer from an online market place site for her son, Dylan, who has autism.

Children at Killisick Junior School have been collecting boxes filled with hats and gloves and toiletries

Little Lambs representatives, delivered more than 35 bags of shopping to Arnold Foodbank.

If approved, the new bar would be based at 33-35 Front Street, in units previously occupied by Raez Shoes and Bargain Booze.

The team at KH Hair in Arnold put out a call for donations of items including shoes, warm clothing, food and toiletries

Kalen Burns has been studying an optical assistant apprenticeship, including coursework and exams alongside working at Specsavers on Front Street.

Officers attended the address in Baker Avenue in the town on Friday (December 6) and executed a drugs warrant.

Plans for a new joint fire and police headquarters in Arnold have been given the green light by planners for Gedling Borough Council.

The woman died accidentally of severe burns following a fire at her home back in July 1

The charge relates to a report of a distraction burglary at a home on Castleton Avenue

The Nottingham, which has a branch on Front Street, has organised the festive fundraiser to benefit the homelessness charity Framework

Organisers of the Arnold Pie Competition have cooked up the contest in the hope of finding the perfect recipe to make the town famous

KH Hair in Arnold is collecting donations of much-needed items that will be distributed to homeless people in Nottingham.

The new equipment in the play area includes a viper rope swing, 30-metre zip line and 5 metre tall multi-climbing unit with slide.

11-year-old Jasmine Chapman was named as the county-wide winner of this year’s 4Uth awards

Mila Pouncey visited KH Hair to have her waist-length hair cut short for the Little Princess Trust charity