Gedling Villages

Police officers and members of the community based themselves on A612 Church Road in the hope of catching motorists speeding through the village.

Angry train passengers have been venting their frustration, saying they are being 'packed like sardines' on a daily service to two of the borough's stations.

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

Engineering work is scheduled to take place on Saturday, February 1 and Sunday, February 2.

It's one of Gedling borough's most beautiful spots – and it's being ruined by fly-tippers.

The Environment Agency has said it has no plans to give the public access to a bridge across the River Trent at Colwick sluice flood gates as it would pose a 'significant health and safety risk'.

Plans for the construction of two highway junctions which could pave the way for a controversial major housing development near Linby have been approved.

The depot, in Colwick Business Park, is already operating, and had applied for retrospective planning permission.

A councillor for Newstead has been asked to meet with climate protestors later today who want shares they claim have been paid for using a council pension fund to be sold.

Nottinghamshire Police is warning van owners to be vigilant after a number of thefts of tools from vehicles in Colwick and Gedling

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

A 79-year-old man from Ravenshead has been jailed for nine years after being found guilty of non-recent child sexual offences.Thomas Gadsby, of Grays Drive,...

The Willow Tree Tea Room opens on Main Street in the village from tomorrow (Tuesday 7)

Cllrs Sam Smith and Michael Adams, are calling for more action after discovering that fly-tippers have struck again

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

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

A flood warning - meaning flooding is expected and immediate action is required - has been issued for parts of Gedling borough.

Santa and his float will be doing the rounds of Carlton and the surrounding towns and villages in the coming days.

The packaging company is treating its customers to grow-your-own Christmas trees.

Stunning images taken by helicopter capture a birds-eye view of parts of Gedling borough

Three police cars were damaged during the chase after the Ford Transit car transporter failed to stop for police

A community bus operator with routes to towns and villages across Gedling borough has launched a new contactless payment service.

Summerbys Catering were crowned winners in the outside catering category at the English Wedding Awards 2019

Police have arrested a 26-year-old man after a vehicle rammed a police car in Bestwood Village after failing to stop for officers.

Police officers found empty toolboxes, drill parts and other electrical items in Main Street

Gedling Neighbourhood Police Team has organised a number of open events in villages across the borough over the next few weeks.

Gedling Borough Council have contacted the police and are appealing for information

Drivers are struggling to make their way through the village due to severe flooding on the roads.

A flood alert remains in place at Stoke Bardolph as water levels on teh River Trent continue to rise.

Colwick-based global packaging and printing firm The Wilkins Group has been crowned Family Business of the Year at the 10th Midlands Family Business Awards.

From Monday, November 18, Nottingham City Transport will be making timetable changes on Mondays to Fridays to the 44 and 44A service.

Two men were seen looking into people's houses and walking down driveways

Officers were called out during the early hours of Saturday (October 26), following reports of a road traffic collision in the Park Lane area of Lambley.

Suzy Rose was named Beauty Therapist of the Year at the Midlands Beauty Industry Awards last Sunday (October 20).

Mr Blackstock of Papplewick was convicted of nine offences of failing to license properties under the Selective Licensing scheme.

Lord Byron’s ancestral home in Newstead is one of 85 on the ‘at risk’ register released today.

Oil and gas giant Total announced earlier in the year they will be leaving their fuel storage site at Colwick Industrial Estate during 2019.

The Reed Pond Nature Reserve is currently run by Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, who had intended to sell it due to ‘lack of funds to maintain it going forward’.

The new beer is being named after Ada Lovelace and is set to be given its first tasting on Ada Lovelace Day, which takes place on Tuesday (October 8), at The Pit Micropub in Newstead Village

The Wilkins Group delivered a pallet of whiteboard and gold card to Gedling Play Forum

A number of watches were stolen along with a quantity of cash after burglars broke into a home in Quarry Road

Bridle Lodge was judged by the CQC on how safe, effective, caring, responsive and well led it is.

The 420-place capacity school, which also has a 39-place nursery on site, is one of several new schools that has seen a multi-million-pound investment from Nottinghamshire County Council.

The MP spent most of the day with officers and attended their morning briefing, visited crime hotspots in the area and also went out on the beat.

Carl Thomas has been jailed after pleading guilty to handling stolen goods and going equipped to steal.

The Hutt in Ravenshead, Travellers Rest in Mapperley and Friar Tuck in Arnold are some of the pubs included as part of a £2.7billion deal

Colwick-based haulage company, Fusion Supply Chain Solutions (SCS), has been helping others share in its commercial success by dispatching one of its new trucks on a fundraising tour for charity.

Train passengers making plans for the bank holiday weekend have been warned of significant disruption in Carlton and Burton Joyce.

A group of volunteers carried out speed checks on Longdale Lane.

The incident took place at the Post Office in Main Street at around 1am on Monday, July 22, 2019.