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We were bowled over by the Ravenshead Skittles League

The traditional pub game of long alley skittles continues to be played at the Sherwood Ranger in Ravenshead.

Residents ‘delighted’ as Carlton Hill Post Office finally reopens

The reopening of a Carlton post office - which has been closed for over seven weeks - has finally taken place.Carlton Hill Post Office,...

Tree works planned at Papplewick wildlife site

The application proposal requests permission to carry out work on seven trees.

‘Eyesore’: Anger over ‘disgusting’ fly-tipping at former care home site in Gedling

The site is attracting fly tipping with old carpets and food waste being dumped at the premises.

Lambley WI celebrate their 70th birthday in typical WI style

Lambley WI are celebrating their 70th birthday on March 13 in the way they do best - they've decorated the Lambley bus stop!

Gedling MP Tom Randall to stand for Tories at next General Election

Mr Randall yesterday revealed he has been reselected by Gedling Conservatives as their candidate for Gedling.

Police step up patrols in Arnold following complaints about off-road bikers

Officers said they will now be carrying out high-visibility patrols after concerns were raised by residents.

Police appeal after dog-on-dog attack in Gedling Country Park

Officers want to trace the owner of the offending dog, believed to be a Weimaraner

Digging deep: No last orders for The Pit in Newstead who continue to raise the bar after surviving lockdowns

The Pit is bucking the trend as it enters its sixth year of trading, going from strength to strength.

Arnold’s AMP welcomes its newest business

The new skincare shop joins a tearoom, deli, wine-tasting experience, Post office and pet product store at the AMP

The Vibe – your guide to what’s going on in Gedling borough (10 March – 16 March)

Never miss a thing in Gedling borough ever again. From theatre to film, live music to art exhibitions, The Vibe is the only guide you need to know what's on and what's happening across the borough...

Morrisons launch two-course dinner deal at Netherfield store with all the trimmings for just £8.99

Favourite dishes such as fish and chips, lasagne and a roast dinner with all the trimmings can be enjoyed for under £10

It’s a busy time for Gedling borough’s badger population

It's that time of year when you start to see more and more badgers out and about on the roads of the borough from...

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. 

Plans submitted to demolish ‘eyesore’ building in Arnold that attracts ‘anti-social behaviour’ and ‘drug taking’

Plans have been submitted to demolish a bungalow in Redhill that the application states attracts drug use and anti-social behaviour

Foodbank demand soars across Gedling borough as cost of living crisis continues to bite

An increase in demand for aid is being felt across the Borough, as foodbanks continue to give out a record number of food parcels each week

Arrests made after hundreds of pounds of meat and laundry products were stolen from Calverton stores

Calverton beat teams carried out proactive arrest attempts at two nearby addresses.

Meet the mums helping turn preloved to reloved with sale in Burton Joyce

'Little Peas Swap Shop' is a brilliant new swap shop idea, that has been founded by two busy mums who are also great friends.

Ravenshead Leisure Centre revamp plans set to move forward over coming months

Proposed improvement works have been planned for many years and will now begin in late spring or early summer.

Teen arrested after drugs, sword and nunchucks found during raid on house in Carlton

A 16-year-old suspect was stopped and detained by police – 24 hours after the police raid.

Colwick play area reopens after £100k overhaul

Almost £100k has been spent on Colwick Rectory Play Area to improve the site and add new and inclusive facilities. 

Heated clash over reducing Gedling councillors’ allowances to pay for council tax freeze

Gedling Borough Council approved a three per cent rise in council tax during a budget meeting on March 2.

Reopening date for Carlton Hill Post Office confirmed

It has now been confirmed the branch will now reopen on Friday, February 24 under new management of an independent postmaster.

Heron Foods confirms opening date for new store in Netherfield

Heron Foods has revealed plans to open up a new store inside the former TSB building on Victoria Road in the town centre next month.

Work to create new apartments on former care home site in Gedling continues at pace

A block of 20 apartments was approved on the site of a former care home in Carlton despite concerns over parking and developer contributions.

Gedling Labour candidate reveals 3,445 patients are waiting a month for a GP appointment

A further 6,856 patients had to wait more than two weeks.

‘Significant milestone’ reached in plan for new bridge over River Trent

It will become the first crossing built over the river in the city in 65 years.

‘Painted by schoolchildren?’ ‘Bizarre’ double and single yellow lines in Gedling attract ridicule from residents

The new lines have appeared on Wood Lane in Gedling and residents say they look like they'd been painted on 'by schoolchildren'.

‘Everyone’s giving everything they’ve got, you can’t say anyone’s not trying’: Defiant Carlton Town hope to still stave off relegation

A recent move to the Northern Premier League has had dreadful consequences for one of Gedling’s oldest teams. 

The Vibe – your guide to what’s going on in Gedling borough (3 March – 9 March)

Never miss a thing in Gedling borough ever again. From theatre to film, live music to art exhibitions, The Vibe is the only guide you need to know what's on and what's happening across the borough...

Police advice after reports of a ‘suspicious male’ in Burton Joyce

The warning has been issued by Nottinghamshire Police who said they were 'aware' of incidents in the village.

Plans revealed for new rooftop terrace at Arnold pub

An application has been submitted by John Dixon & Associates on behalf of Everards Brewery to form a new roof terrace.

Gedling police team continue with crack down on anti-social driving across borough

The Operation Reacher team carried out patrols in the area as part of 'Operation Triplefin'

Carlton Male Voice Choir announce upcoming events

Gedling Eye caught up with Ian Watts, Musical Director of Carlton Male Voice Choir, Nottingham’s largest male voice choir about their upcoming shows and...

New flood warning service introduced for Daybrook and Woodthorpe residents

The Agency's Flood Warnings inform the public about an imminent risk of flooding to their home or business

Plans revealed for new bar and bistro on Arnold high street

Sully's Bistro could occupy premises previously used by Revival Coffee Co, which formally closed its doors back in November 2022.

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. 

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.

Post Offices across Gedling borough emerge as the backbone of our high streets

Gedling Eye caught up with Ketan Barchha, Postmaster of Netherfield Post Office

From Avatar to A Man called Otto: The top big screen picks at The Bonington in Arnold this March

There has never been a better time to get lost in a great story on the silver screen.

Maggie’s Nottingham Firewalk at Ramsdale Golf Club in Calverton

Take part in firewalking for Maggie's Charity

135 new homes could be built off Hayden Lane in Linby after proposal submitted to Gedling Borough Council

The homes could soon be built if permission is granted by Gedling Borough Council.

Only a few days left to have your online donation to Arnold Foodbank matched by the Co-op

Arnold Foodbank is working with the Co-op which recently launched a match funding project that will give much-needed cash to the charity.

Councillor calls for action to tackle boy racers and illegal bikers who are ‘danger to community’

Action needed to tackle anti-social drivers terrorising residents in Carlton, Colwick, Gedling and Stoke Bardolph

Pay boost announced for Gedling Borough Council workers

GMB members at Gedling Borough Council have today announced an agreement has been reached to deliver a significant pay boost for staff at the...

Dismay as delay to Carlton Hill Post Office reopening is announced

The branch was set to reopen today but Post Office chiefs have confirmed this has been 'delayed'

Gedling Borough Council urges parents to put brakes on idling at the school gates

Drivers who are stationary but still have the engine running, release harmful pollutants into the air

New fruit and veg outlet has arrived at former travel shop on Carlton Hill

Juicey's has been established by Justine Fawzi, who first moved to the area just over a year ago.

Plans to redesign part of Teal Close development win approval after water pipes found under land

Part of Gedling’s 800-home Teal Close development will be re-designed because a water pipe was discovered under part of the land.

The Vibe – your guide to what’s going on in Gedling borough (24 February – 2 March)

Never miss a thing in Gedling borough ever again. From theatre to film, live music to art exhibitions, The Vibe is the only guide you need to know what's on and what's happening across the borough...

Trust responsible for Carlton le Willows Academy issues update after school was slapped with ‘Termination Warning’

It has emerged that a Termination Warning Notice was issued to Carlton le Willows Academy on January 27,

HSBC will push ahead with plan to shut Arnold branch despite bumper profits

HSBC previously announced that Arnold was one of 114 branches across the UK that would close from April

Train firm reassures Gedling borough commuters after penalty fare concerns

Those using the trains locally had been concerned that the introduction of smart ticketing kiosks would mean that penalty fares would be handed out

Asda and Morrisons ration some fruit and veg as bad harvest impacts supplies

The supermarket giants have stores in Arnold and Netherfield.

Still time to call for improvements to play area on Lambley Lane Recreation Ground in Gedling

A petition has been started and so far signed by nearly 500 people calling for the playground at Lambley Lane Recreational Ground to be revamped.

Safety risks mean Colwick Country Park marina needs £550,000 in repairs

Nottingham City Council is spending £550,000 on repairs at Colwick Country Park marina due to “significant health and safety risks”.The repairs are needed to...

Pie’s the limit for Carlton Hill’s latest high street addition

Project Pies has its grand opening on Saturday (25) at 10am - and we can't wait.

Plans for 40 new homes near historic pepperpots in Mapperley

The 40 dwellings are proposed to be built either side of the new Gedling Access Road (GAR) on Mapperley Plains if permission is granted by Gedling Borough Council.

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. 

Carlton: Warning after suspected rat nest is spotted near bus stop

Social media posts were issued to alert those fearful of encountering the rodents

New wood-burning rules could land Gedling borough households with £1,000 fine

Nottinghamshire County Council’s Trading Standards Service has been the latest Council within the country to reinforce the ‘smoke controlled’ area guidelines,

£2 fruit and veg boxes go on sale in Sainsbury’s Gedling borough stores to help reduce waste

The ‘Taste Me, Don’t Waste Me’ boxes will be available from this week, and will include a variety of surplus fresh fruit and vegetables that would have otherwise gone to waste.

157 new homes could be built on land off Mansfield Road in Redhill after proposal submitted to Gedling Borough Council

planning application has been submitted to Gedling Borough Council and it will now be considered for approval.

Calverton Park Bowls Club prepares for new season

Calverton Park Bowls Club is set in beautiful tranquil gardens to the rear of the Village Hall on Park Road East, Calverton

Gedling borough commuters set to be impacted by fresh series of UK rail strikes

Gedling borough is set to be hit with another round of strike action on its railways.  On February 15 the RMT announced the walkouts, taking...

Colwick Manor Farm: Plans submitted for nine new homes on former farm site

9 new homes could be built on the site of the former Colwick Manor Farm after proposal submitted to Gedling Borough Council

Mapperley man charged after six stabbings across Notts

The stabbings took place earlier this month

Bubblelush Divine Gifts to close on Carlton Hill … but new carpet and flooring business will take its place

Bubblelush on Carlton Hill have sadly announced the closure of the store after 12 years

Objection to Gedling Borough Council’s plan for more than 1,600 homes on Hucknall borders

A local authority has launched a formal objection over Gedling Borough Council's plans to allocate space for more than 1,600 homes on the border...

£2 cap on bus fares extended

The government support ensures people can travel affordably until June 30, 2023. 

Fears over fines as ticket kiosks are installed at Gedling borough stations

East Midlands Railway has installed smart kiosks at Carlton, Netherfield and Burton Joyce stations

Former Mapperley bank to be transformed into new bar and restaurant

Hillcrest Properties has secured planning permission for a 4,000 sq ft restaurant and bar, four apartments, four offices and a 1,000 sq ft retail unit

Carlton man arrested after leading police on high-speed pursuit through Notts

A Land Rover was being driven dangerously and at high speeds as officers worked to bring the incident to a safe conclusion.

Gedling deputy leader asks residents to ‘dip their hands in their pockets’ with tax rise to help protect vital council services

The cabinet met on Thursday (February 16) to discuss its 2023/24 budget ahead of the wider full council budget meeting next month.

Part of 800-home Teal Close development in Netherfield could be redesigned after underground water pipes are found

New documents reveal the layout for some scheme’s third phase will be changed after the underground culvert pipes were discovered.

Wilko set to axe over 400 jobs amid struggling sales post-pandemic

The retailer has allegedly told staff it plans to reduce hours for team supervisors in 150 of its 401 stores after a fall in sales.

Ravenshead sorting office ‘safe for now’ – but councillor believes discussions had taken place around potential closure

It seems that Ravenshead’s sorting office has escaped the knife but a local councillor still fears for the future.

The Vibe – your guide to what’s going on in Gedling borough (17 February – 23 February)

Never miss a thing in Gedling borough ever again. From theatre to film, live music to art exhibitions, The Vibe is the only guide you need to know what's on and what's happening across the borough...

NHS data: Notts GPs see twice as many patients than England average

644,260 appointments took place in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire in November 2022.

33 new homes could be built in Ravenshead after proposal submitted to Gedling Borough Council

The new homes would be built on Longdale Lane if the green light is given by Gedling Borough Council.

Police issue warning to ‘nuisance’ bikers driving dangerously in Gedling borough

Officers have received numerous calls about erratic riders in the Gedling, Carlton and Colwick areas.

Gedling borough planning applications: Plans for 33 new homes in Ravenshead and updated signage for supermarket

Here is a round-up of the latest plans that the council’s planning officers will now decide. 

Thank you for the music: Carlton choir donate musical instruments to Gedling school

All Hallows Primary School pupils in Gedling are enjoying a new set of percussion instruments thanks to Carlton Male Voice Choir.

Police visit Ravenshead school and pupils enjoy cop car tour

Pupils at Ravenshead Primary School had lots of fun but also learnt some valuable lessons from the Gedling Operation Reacher team.

Netherfield railway history celebration planned with scale model of famous Loco depot going on display at Carlton club

The model will be over four-foot long and include key details about how the Loco depot looked and how it housed large trains.

Gedling council tax rise: How much more will Bands A-D pay in the borough?

The council is proposing to increase the tax by the maximum amount allowed.

Carlton Hill Post Office to reopen next week

It has now been confirmed the branch will now reopen on Friday, February 24 under new management of an independent postmaster.

Lambley bus shelter transformed for Valentine’s Day by village WI

If you pass through Lambley Village by bus, car or even on foot you can't fail to notice the village bus stop.

Cost of living: Arnold Foodbank breaks record with ‘busiest year’

6,200 food parcels were given to those in need - and the charity said that this broke the record previously smashed during the pandemic.

The planned roadworks and road changes in Gedling borough over the next few weeks

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

Building work progresses on new supported living apartments at former ‘Bruno’ pub site in Carlton

The former Earl of Chesterfield pub site on Carlton Hill will soon house 23 supported living one-bed flats after planning permission was granted by Gedling Borough Council.

Gedling borough residents face maximum council tax increase from April

Gedling Borough Council’s cabinet will meet on Thursday (February 16) to discuss the plans, with all councillors to be recommended to approve them next month.

Lamb jailed after stealing meat from Arnold store

Lamb, 23, appeared at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday where he pleaded guilty to five recent theft offences.

Police find 1kg stash of cannabis hidden inside barbecue at man’s home in Mapperley

Officers also discovered bags containing substantial amounts of amphetamines when they raided Kash Brookes’ former home

Last chance to back historic Gedling Station levy bid

Their bid for £75,000 from Gedling Borough Council's local Community Infrastructure Levy is part of a four week consultation that closes tomorrow (15 January).

Police begin arson investigation after ‘deliberate’ fire at bungalow in Mapperley Park

Emergency services were called to Redcliffe Road on Saturday night (11) after reports of smoke coming from a property.

Five of the biggest stories from the last week on Gedling Eye

Here's a quick rundown of the biggest stories on Gedling Eye over the past few days:

Nine-year-old girl’s ‘postbox to heaven’ idea to be rolled out across UK after successful trial at Gedling Crematorium

The idea for the postbox came from nine-year-old Matilda Handy who wanted to look for a way to express her emotions after her grandparents died.

Council axes plans for new primary school at Gedling Chase Farm due to ‘lack of demand’ for places

A new primary school at Gedling’s 1,050-home Chase Farm development will no longer be built

We asked Elon Musk’s AI chatbot ChatGPT what it knew about Gedling borough – here’s bot it came back with

We decided to put the new software through its paces and find out what the artificial intelligence knew about Gedling borough.

Lincoln Christmas Market could end after four decades

Many visit Lincoln Christmas Market each year, taking the train from Carlton Station

Petition to save Ravenshead sorting office attracts more than 600 signatures

Without the income received for the sorting office, the future of the Post office itself looks precarious

Shopping at supermarket convenience stores could cost you an extra £800 a year

According to data from Which?, leading retailer Tesco was found to charge higher prices at its Express convenience stores than at its larger supermarkets.

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

Petrol prices have struck new record highs across Gedling borough.

Arnold Foodbank ramps up funding with Co-op matching amount of cash donated online – and you can help

Arnold Foodbank is working with the Co-op which recently launched a match funding project that will give much-needed cash to the charity.

Wetherspoons hike price of beer and food by 7.5%

Popular pub chain Wetherspoons has hiked the price of booze and food by 7.5% to help battle rising food and energy costs

The Vibe – your cultural guide to what’s going on in Gedling borough (10 February – 16 February)

Never miss a thing in Gedling borough ever again. From theatre to film, live music to art exhibitions, The Vibe is the only guide you need to know what's on and what's happening across the borough...

Gedling borough planning applications: Plan to convert barns to houses and proposal for outdoor sports and recreation site

Here is a round-up of the latest plans that the council’s planning officers will now decide. 

Cleanest Chinese takeaways and restaurants in Gedling borough

Which are the cleanest? We have taken a look at all the Chinese takeaways in Gedling borough to see how the Food Standards Agency (FSA) rates them

Nottinghamshire County Council leader Ben Bradley expected to make East Midlands Mayor decision this autumn

Bradley has long been linked with the role after pushing to get the £1.14bn devolution deal over the line.

Holidaymakers warned of 10-week wait for new passports

The Home Office is said to be planning to keep the 10-week deadline introduced during the pandemic in place

Co-op increases funding for Gedling borough community groups providing ‘warm spaces’

The Co-op was the first retailer to launch a £1m ‘warm spaces’ funding offer.

Council tax increase to fund Nottinghamshire Police approved by councillors

Caroline Henry, Nottinghamshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner brought her tax rise forward as she looks to balance the books at Nottinghamshire Police.

Gedling burglar captured after leaving fingerprints on jewellery box he plundered

Dean Holm left his mark after removing his gloves to prise open a jewellery box he’d taken from inside of a locked filing cabinet.

The planned roadworks and road changes in Gedling borough over the next few weeks

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

Return rail tickets set to be scrapped

Transport Secretary Mark Harper is expected to announce the end of two-way tickets later this week

KFC is giving out free bargain buckets until March 12 with app delivery orders

The fried chicken chain has launched its latest delivery deal that Gedling borough customers can access on their first order via the KFC app. 

VIDEO: Dashcam captures ‘savage attack’ on taxi driver who was pushed out of moving vehicle in Arnold

A taxi driver who was 'battered' by a drunken and violent passenger in Arnold was left requiring urgent medical attention after being pushed from...

‘Use them or lose them’: Council steps in to save Gedling borough bus service

But council warns they will face a review in 12 months' time

Top Wighay council offices in Linby ‘should be scrapped’ to create £20.5m roads cash, say independent councillors

The Independent Alliance want to scrap the controversial new £15.7m offices in favour of pumping cash into road repairs.

Ravenshead Pétanque Club continues to expand – with 80 members taking part in sport growing in popularity

Petanque is growing in popularity locally and nationally and can be very addictive.

Who was Richard Bonington? The renowned painter from Arnold whose life was cut short by tuberculosis

He has a school, theatre and even a popular social club named after him

Iceland is supermarket where prices have risen the fastest amid cost of living crisis

The frozen food chain has stores in Arnold and on Carlton Hill

READERS’ GALLERY: Saturday, February 4,2023

Do you think you've captured a Gedling borough moment in a photograph that other readers would like to see? If so then send it in to be featured on our Gedling Eye readers' gallery.

Aldi crowned as UK’s cheapest supermarket – but how do the others compare?

As we continue to feel the pinch from the cost of living crisis, it’s no wonder many of us are thinking twice about where...

Updates on future of pubs in Carlton and Lambley provided by owners Star Pubs & Bars

The Beacon Hill remains open but The Lambley has closed

Lidl is offering shoppers chance to win £10,000 when buying fruit and veg from their stores

Lidl is offering shoppers at their Gedling borough stores the chance to win £10,000 by buying fruit and vegetables.The German discount supermarket has stores...

Council converts bathrooms to wet rooms so elderly residents in Netherfield can remain in their own homes

15 properties in the town were identified as meeting the criteria to have their standard bathrooms converted into accessible wet rooms.

Family confirm they will not be reopening Woodies store in Netherfield following death of beloved owner

Woodies store in Netherfield sold everything from birdseed to picture frames

People in Gedling borough urged to be vigilant following spike in courier fraud

Elderly victims are pressured into handing over thousands of pounds in cash as part of an undercover police investigation into their bank

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.

Inspections aim to ensure a fair measure across Gedling borough’s petrol stations

Motorists in Gedling borough are being told they can be confident that they are getting what they pay for on the forecourt

Bestwood man charged with rape after serious assault on girl

A 39-year-old man has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court today

Former Gedling MP Vernon Coaker leads opposition to controversial Government anti-protest legislation

Lord Coaker led a successful resistance against a Government Bill intent on cracking down on disruptive protests.

The Vibe – your cultural guide to what’s going on in Gedling borough (3 February – 9 February)

Never miss a thing in Gedling borough ever again. From theatre to film, live music to art exhibitions, The Vibe is the only guide you need to know what's on and what's happening across the borough...

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds and Madness to headline Splendour 2023

Two absolute icons of UK music have been announced as headliners for the 15th birthday edition of Splendour. 

Red Arrows flying near Gedling borough tomorrow – here’s where and when you might be able to see them

Residents in Burton Joyce, Calverton and Woodborough might see them as the skies above are within the training airspace they use

Schoolchildren’s artwork about what they love in Arnold takes pride of place on new homes hoarding

The designs for the hoarding were created as part of an art competition, run by ilke Homes and housing provider Jigsaw Homes Midlands

Nottinghamshire Police dismissed 32 officers in last two years following misconduct hearings

The force says most were for “honesty and integrity matters”, adding the dismissals show it takes incidents seriously.

On-call firefighters needed in Carlton

If you live or work near the station, then this could be your new role.

Drivers who run over a cat would have to stop and tell police if new law wins approval

Motorists that run over a cat on Britain’s roads would have to stop, report the incident to the police and seek help from a vet. ‌

The planned roadworks and road changes in Gedling borough over the next few weeks

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

Weekend of action tackles ‘boy racer’ problem in Colwick and Netherfield

Gedling's Operation Reacher team spent the weekend stopping vehicles involved in 'car cruising' in the area - which has prompted complaints from residents.

Gedling cops tackle underage drinking and anti-social behaviour ‘blighting’ parts of borough

Gedling police cracked down on underage drinking and antisocial behaviour blighting parts of the borough over the weekend.
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