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Breck Hill Park in Woodthorpe in line for £100k revamp

The Breck Hill Park in Woodthorpe will be improved thanks to funding from FCC Communities foundation

Cannabis plants seized during raid on property in Calverton

Officers from Operation Reacher executed a warrant at a property on Pepper Street along with support from the Arnold Neighbourhood Policing Team.

Gedling borough eateries sign up to Eat Out to Help Out scheme

The scheme opens on August 3 and customers get a 50 per cent discount on food or non-alcoholic drinks

A-maze-ing Arnold attraction reopens this Saturday – and will be bigger and better than ever

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

New mandatory face masks in shops rule comes into force today

Gedling borough residents will have to wear one if they are in supermarkets, indoor shopping centres, takeaways, banks and at transport centres like rail stations.

More details released about new primary school at Teal Close development in Netherfield

A new school set to be built on the Teal Close development in Netherfield will offer 210 primary places, it has been revealed.The new...

Former Gedling MP Vernon Coaker joins University of Nottingham as honorary professor

Mr Coaker has joined the University of Nottingham’s Rights Lab as an Honorary Professor of Modern Slavery Policy.

Man arrested and knife seized following collision in Arnold

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

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

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.

Is coronavirus affecting your mental health? People in Gedling borough can contact service for support

Let’s Talk – Wellbeing provides support for people with anxiety, depression and other similar difficulties

MPs in Gedling borough tell us why they voted against protecting the NHS from a post-Brexit trade deal

MPs have voted down an amendment to the government’s Trade Bill which would help protect the NHS from any form of control from outside the UK.

Gedling borough’s council gyms and pools reopen this Saturday

Leisure centres across the country closed in March as part of the national response to the coronavirus pandemic.

VIDEO: Police raid homes after drug supply concerns are raised by residents in Netherfield

Policing Teams executed two drugs warrants at addresses in Shaw Gardens on the back of information received from members of the public.

Papplewick home targeted during major police crackdown on drugs in Notts

Several luxury cars have been recovered including a Rolls Royce and a Bentley.

Knife crime plunges to new all-time low across Notts, new stats show

The force saw a 13 percent reduction in the number of knife offences in the year end to March 2020.

Campaigners say Carlton homes plan would destroy badger habitat

An application has been made to build three modern homes on the site of the Burleigh House Orchard, off Midlands Crescent.

SUPER COUNCIL: Scrapping councils ‘won’t be forced’ if unwanted in Notts, Minister says

Local approval will still be important if councils in Notts are to be scrapped and replaced with one new council, the local government minister has said.

Cut down on carbon footprint as shoes made from recycled plastics go on sale in Lidl stores across borough

The discount supermarket has said the shoe is being made with 25% recycled ocean bound plastic and 75% recycled polyester

Carlton burglary suspect arrested after police foot chase

Police arrested a Carlton burglary suspect after a foot chase in the Sneinton area on Saturday.Officers were on mobile patrol when their attention was...

Gedling borough gyms reopening: New rules for council leisure centres issued

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

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer visits Gedling and talks to council leaders about coronavirus concerns

He was speaking during a visit to Gedling Country Park where he also spoke to carers and families of people in care.

Coronavirus survivors in Gedling borough urgently needed to donate blood

NHS Blood and Transplant has issued the public appeal to help make sure there is enough plasma to enable a trial and treat patients.

New ‘Flagship garden village’ progressing well on outskirts of Linby

Work is well underway to lay the groundworks for a huge new development on the outskirts of Linby, councillors have been told. The carbon neutral...

PICTURED: The moment a daring kestrel swoops in to steal a barn owl’s kill out of its talons above Newstead and Annesley Country Park...

Photographer Tim Cook witnessed the incident while out walking in Newstead and Annesley Park

Council says A612 weekend closure will speed up Burton Road works

A section of the A612 will close this weekend while essential drainage works take place as part of the Gedling Access Road construction.

MP Tom Randall raises concerns over ‘vexatious claims’ on behalf of Gedling veterans

Tom Randall MP raised the concerns of veterans in his constituency with Minister for Defence People and Veterans Johnny Mercer MP.

McDonald’s branches in Arnold and Netherfield slash prices after VAT cut

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.

Section of Colwick Loop Road between Victoria Retail Park and Burton Joyce will close over weekend for GAR works

The section of the A612 is set to close from Friday, July 17, at 8pm until 6am on Monday, July 20.

Investigation launched as dead fish spotted at Gedling Country Park lagoon

Around 100 fish are thought to have died in the incident and the Environment Agency and Gedling Borough Council have been working to try to establish what happened.

Police issue CCTV image over concerns for man’s welfare who was last seen in Colwick

Police are appealing for information after reports of concern for a man’s welfare after he was last spotted in Colwick.The man, who had a cut...

Design unveiled for new coronavirus memorial garden at Gedling Crematorium

An artists’ impression shows how a new memorial garden at Gedling Crematorium to remember people who have died during the COVID-19 pandemic will look.

Watch out for these roadworks across Gedling borough over the few weeks

Here are the latest roadworks being planned around Gedling borough

New rules revealed as wedding ceremonies take place again at Arnold registry office

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.

Wetherspoons slash prices at Gedling borough pubs so that VAT cut is passed on to punters

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.

Don’t lose your voice: Residents in Gedling urged to look out for their voter registration details from council

With local elections taking place in Nottinghamshire in May 2021, this is an important opportunity for residents to make sure they can take part.

Five stories you may have missed this week from across Gedling borough

Five stories that may have fallen under your radar from across Gedling borough

Watch: Stunning drone footage shows latest progress on Gedling Access Road

Work continues at pace on the new Gedling Access Road - as stunning drone footage shows it is edging closer to completion.

Huge interest from developers for ‘new village’ at Top Wighay Farm near Linby

The county council – which is behind the development – says 10 housing developers have expressed an interest in the site.

Neverspoons app aims to steer drinkers away from Wetherspoons pubs in Gedling borough

Neverspoons shows users a map marked with JD Wetherspoon pubs as well as nearby independent pubs

New riverside walkway planned from Colwick Park to footbridge across Trent

The long-awaited bridge, open to cyclists and pedestrians, has now received £9.2 million in funding from the Government.

Arnold councillor welcomes plan to turn vandal-plagued care home into flats

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

Arrests made as police crackdown on crime at retail park in Netherfield continues

Officers say the initiative has been launched after a spate of thefts at the shopping area since coronavirus restrictions were lifted.

Former care home in Arnold to be turned into flats following six-figure deal

A former 32-bed care home in Arnold is set to be turned into flats after a developer completed a six-figure deal to buy the...

The Nottingham building society branches in Carlton Hill and Netherfield earmarked for merger

The Nottingham said they are proposing to take its branch network to 48 with the merger of eight branches

Gedling MP Tom Randall hails Chancellor’s coronavirus jobs plan

Gedling MP Tom Randall has welcomed the Chancellor’s summer budget – with plans to protect jobs being announced.

Warning to pedestrians following reports they are accessing closed road in Gedling

Pedestrians are being warned not to access a closed road in Gedling after reports people are ignoring warning signs.Lambley Lane is currently closed to...

Police target shoplifters after spike in reports at Victoria Retail Park in Netherfield

Officers from Gedling Neighbourhood Policing Team today carried out an operation to target shoplifting at Victoria Retail Park.

Gedling Borough Council offices reopen to public

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.

Gedling borough residents warned about sharp rise in courier fraud

Courier fraud is a crime in which the victim is tricked in advance into handing over cash, bankcards or valuable items to a suspect

Pub shuts in Arnold following reports of anti-social behaviour on Super Saturday

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

Gedling cops issue warning to borough drinkers as pubs prepare to reopen

The warning has been issued by Inspector Chris Pearson, neighbourhood policing inspector responsible for local policing in the Gedling Borough.

MP and councillors pledge to tackle traffic problems outside recycling centre in Calverton

People asked to only use the site for 'essential visits'

‘Urban square’ proposed for Chase Farm development in Gedling

Planning proposals for a new 'urban square' at Chase Farm in Gedling have been submitted to the council this week.

Bonington Theatre in Arnold to be lit blue for NHS birthday celebrations

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

These pubs in Arnold and Burton Joyce reveal what social distancing measures will be in place for Super Saturday

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.

Nottingham East MP Nadia Whittome donates part of salary to St Ann’s charity

Ms Whittome announced that the St Ann's Advice Centre will be the first good cause to benefit from her workers wage pledge.

Playgrounds, skate parks and ball courts to reopen across Gedling Borough tomorrow

The facilities were temporarily closed in March as a response to the Covid-19 pandemic, but following the latest government guidance, all sites will reopen this weekend.

Arnold school kids get back to nature in their new woodland classroom

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

Police issue drink-drive warning to people in Gedling borough ahead of ‘Super Saturday’

Since the lockdown began, the force saw about the same level of drink and drug driver offenders on the roads during April and May

Morning raid with drug warrant in Gedling

Police this morning conducted the search of a house on Chestnut Grove in Gedling.

Gedling leader ‘takes the knee’ in support of Black Lives Matter

One of the speakers at the event outside Nottinghamshire County Council’s headquarters was Carlton Errol Henry, who represents Carlton West, and is he only black councillor on the council.

Work begins on new road junctions in preparation for Top Wighay Farm development in Linby

The council have said that more than 1,000 full-time jobs could be created as part of plans to build 805 homes, a new primary school, shops and playing fields

100 days of lockdown in Gedling borough – in pictures

Look back on the last 100 days in lockdown across Gedling borough

Ravenshead volunteer wins Diabetes UK award

Jeff Clarke, 65, from Ravenshead, has volunteered for the charity for five years, and works tirelessly to improve diabetes care in his local community and across the county.

Arnold’s Bonington Cinema reopens this Saturday – but there will be changes

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

Schools in Gedling and Burton Joyce get Government cash boost to improve facilities

Carlton le Willows Academy and Burton Joyce Primary School will benefit from funding to improve school facilities.

12-year-old Carlton pupil makes face masks to raise charity cash during lockdown

Year 7 Academy student Megan Peckover has spent hours sewing face masks for friends and family

Gedling MP supports local charity helping young people who are experiencing loneliness during lockdown

The support packs have been created as research revealed that during lockdown, young adults are almost three times more likely to experience loneliness.

Work on new £18.5m emergency services headquarters in Arnold to begin next month

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.

These are the changes you can expect to see when you next visit your GP in Gedling borough

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire CCG has today given details about a number of changes GPs have made to surgeries for when patients start returning across the borough.

Blooming cheek! Flowers stolen from outside revamped social club in Arnold

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...

More pubs and clubs in Gedling borough announce July reopening plans

More pubs in Gedling borough have announced reopening plans over the coming days

Busy road in Colwick village to close for over a week

There will be disruption on Vale Road for almost three weeks as work takes place to install a sewer and manhole.

Council responds to calls for a pedestrian crossing near school in Carlton

A petition was set up last week by concerned parent Jodie van Alten, whose children attend Haddon Primary School in the area,

Urgent call to stay safe around rivers as temperatures rise and lockdown rules are eased

The warning amidst soaring temperatures and the easing of lockdown restrictions.

Balsam bashers continue mission to fight off ‘evil’ invaders at Ouse Dyke

A fighting force of volunteers are close to taking back control of a waterway in Netherfield from an evil invader who has been terrorising...

Staycation scam warning to people in Gedling borough planning UK holiday

The warning comes as criminals take advantage of uncertainty around coronavirus travel restrictions and cancellations to target their victims and commit fraud.

Man charged after police officer is headbutted in Ravenshead

A man is due to appear at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court today (July 26) charged in connection with an alleged assault

Extinction Rebellion leave clear climate message for Gedling MP

They are demanding the MP speaks out now about what they say is the Government's failings to reach its own climate targets.

We talked to landlords of these Gedling borough pubs about their July reopening plans

Landlords and landladies in Gedling borough said they are looking forward to welcoming their customers back and are currently now working hard to prepare their pubs for opening day.

Residents invited to have a say on joint development plan for Gedling borough

Councils across Notts are required to set out strategic policies to address local priorities for development.

New chief executive of Gedling Borough Council appointed

Mike Hill, who is currently the acting chief executive, will be officially appointed, subject to Full Council approval, on July 15.

Hospice charity plans to reopen borough shops next week

Nottinghamshire Hospice has followed government guidance to ensure the safety of shoppers, staff and volunteers and put in place new measures for social distancing.

Police appeal after teenage girl assaulted in woods at Calverton

The incident happened in Oxton Woods at around 9.30pm.

Arrests made after alleged knifepoint robbery in Netherfield

Two victims travelled to the Netherfield area in a car after arranging to sell a designer bag, belonging to one of them, via social media.

Gedling MP Tom Randall backs campaign to stop car wash being built in Carlton

An MP has thrown their support behind a campaign to stop a car wash being built on land in Carlton.Gedling MP Tom Randall visited...

Man robbed of designer bag at knifepoint in Netherfield after advertising it for sale online

He was threatened at around 7pm on Manvers Street with a flick-knife and the bag was taken.

Petition calls for crossing near Haddon Primary School in Carlton

Concerned locals have been quick to sign a petition calling for a pedestrian crossing to be put in place near a school in Carlton.

Take a look inside new state-of-the-art GP surgery in Netherfield

The new multi-million pound facility replaces the current surgery on Forester Street and will provide greater capacity to meet an increasing demand for services

Gedling’s Chase Farm expansion approved

Second phase of Chase Farm development can go ahead, bringing hundreds more homes

Carlton man jailed after violent rape of stranger in woods

Paul Warrington was sentenced at Nottingham Crown Court today after pleading guilty to rape

Next phase of Teal Close development in Netherfield gets green light

The decision by Gedling Borough Council gives the green light to the second phase of the development, meaning the next 353 homes can be built.

Management at Victoria Retail Park in Netherfield thank visitors for ‘making it a safe and pleasant place to shop’

Managers at the retail site said they will continue to keep their website and social media pages up-to-date with news of further re-openings.

Police carry out early morning raid in Carlton

Officers forced entry to a house in Violet Road at around 7.50am on Tuesday (June 17) morning

Carlton man charged with robberies in city

A 37-year-old man appeared at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court today charged with four counts of robbery.

Gedling councillor and MP clash over summer free school meals vouchers

Gedling MP Tom Randall and Councillor Michael Payne have exchanged letters over the past week about the voucher scheme

Man and woman charged following theft from Homebase store in Daybrook

Ailee Mullins, 36 and Christopher Paulson, 61, both of Frobisher Gardens, Arnold, are both charged with theft

New access road to be created at £6m park and ride site in Redhill

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

Man arrested following claims of false imprisonment at address in Gedling

Officers were called to Besecar Avenue at around 1am on Monday (June 15) to a report of the incident within a residential property in the area.

Conservationist wants Gedling Borough Council to take action against developer so wildlife is better protected at Netherfield Rivendell site

Mark Glover, who is a trustee of Gedling Conservation Trust, wants the council to take action against Persimmon Homes, who are currently working on the new Rivendell development on Teal Close.

Council offer ‘bounce back’ advice as shops across Gedling borough start trading again

Officers from the council’s street cleansing team will also be carrying out ‘deep cleans’ in the town centres

Two arrested after £16,000 worth of goods are stolen from Homebase store in Daybrook

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

‘Life’s a beach’ for Arnold care home residents transported to beach-themed pop-up restaurant

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

MP praises support measures to protect jobs and businesses in Gedling borough

Mr Randall praised what he called 'unprecedented' economic support to protect jobs and businesses during the Coronavirus outbreak.

‘Erratic’ driver sentenced after police stop car in Arnold and find drugs

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

‘Relentless’ burglar jailed after spree of house break-ins around borough

He burgled properties in Mapperley and Woodthorpe and attempted to gain access to house in Carlton

Plucky pensioner, 65, is walking for 72 hours non-stop around Bestwood Village square to raise money for NHS and blind dog charity

Ian West will continue walking around the village square over the weekend until 10am on Monday morning.

Video: Aerial drone footage shows Gedling Access Road progress

The video starts at Burton Road, where works are now underway to construct a new traffic signalled junction with the A612.

New map reveals number of deaths due to Covid-19 across Gedling borough

New data has been released by the Office of National Statistics

Face-covering reminder for borough bus passengers

Passengers in Gedling borough are being reminded that all face will be mandatory on all buses from Monday (June 15).The plan to make masks...

Housebuilder donates £1,000 to swimming club in Calverton

Calverton and Bingham Swimming Club has secured a £1,000 donation from housebuilder Persimmon Homes. With more than 180 young members, the club will use the...

Colwick coffee shop stop could now have Costa wanted man his freedom

The 32-year-old man, who was wanted in connection with money laundering offences in Nottinghamshire and Kent, was suspected to have left the country.

Sausage rolls surge: Expect queues when ‘one of UK’s busiest’ Greggs in Arnold reopens doors

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...

Gedling Borough Council offers extra help to council tax payers

Gedling Borough Council said it has now written to over 3,800 households who have been identified as families who may be struggling to pay their council tax.

Man charged after cyclist was attacked with axe in Arnold

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

Black Lives Matter: Gedling Borough Council to begin slavery-link street name review

It comes after the statue of 18th slave trader and Tory MP Edward Colston was dragged into Bristol harbour.

Robber jailed after gang stole hearse and crashed into car before attacking driver

A robber who was part of gang which stole a hearse before crashing it into a car in Gedling and attacking its driver has been locked up for more than three years.

Victoria Retail Park in Netherfield looks forward to welcoming back shoppers

The management team said they have taken every precaution to ensure the safety and wellbeing of staff and visitors in readiness for the reopening phase.

New park and ride to tackle A60 congestion in Arnold and Redhill

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

Arnold teenager jailed for membership of banned neo-Nazi group

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.

Police issue urgent warning after pensioners are targeted during distraction burglary spree in Gedling borough

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

Lidl stores in Gedling borough holding baby event with prices starting at 55p

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

Watch out for these roadworks across Gedling borough over the next few weeks

Drivers are being warned to expect traffic and travel delays due to roadworks across Gedling Borough over the next few weeks.

Residents vow to fight revised car wash plans in Carlton

Revised plans to operate a hand car wash on empty land next to the Inn For A Penny pub on Burton Road have been submitted

Gedling borough bus services will return to pre-Covid levels from June 28

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

Mapperley car key burglar jailed for three-and-a-half years

He was jailed after appearing at Nottingham Crown Court

Arrests made after £2,800 worth of cigarettes stolen from delivery van outside Mapperley store

The cigarettes were taken in the incident outside Premier Stores on Woodborough Road at around 1pm on Thursday (June 4)

June’s crime update from our Gedling Neighbourhood Policing teams

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

‘I’ll wait for the next one’: Online Capacity Checker allows Gedling passengers to see how full their bus will be before boarding

The capacity information is initially being collected from customers, who are being encouraged to help each other,

Council thanks Gedling borough’s army of volunteers

Over 500 residents contacted the council to offer their help after seeing the request on the council’s website and social media pages.

Café 1899 will reopen tomorrow at Gedling Country Park

Café 1899 will be reopen tomorrow (June 6) from 10am

Warning door-to-door fish sellers could target Gedling borough

"There have also been occasions when the fish has not been kept in chilled conditions."

Overhaul proposed for train line to Skegness serving Netherfield Station

A bid for a share of a £500 million fund to improve rail services and connectivity in more rural areas has been submitted

Pay and display coming back to Gedling borough car parks

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 help for small businesses in Gedling borough amid coronavirus pandemic

Local market traders, charities and small and micro businesses in shared offices can now apply for support through a new government funded Discretionary Business Grant Scheme

‘Large number’ of Frankie & Benny’s restaurants ‘to close for good’

The Restaurant Group (TRG), the owner of Frankie & Benny’s, is set to tell staff today that many of its outlets will not reopen after lockdown.

Parts of Arnold Lane closed in Gedling after crash between car and police vehicle

The road is closed between the junction with Bedecar Lane and Lambley Lane while the cars are recovered.

Memorial garden plan for coronavirus victims at Gedling Crematorium

The owners of Gedling Crematorium have announced plans to create a memorial garden for those who lost their lives during the coronavirus epidemic.

Homes in Burton Joyce still without water after lorry damages water pipes near Gedling Access Road works cutting off 7,000 homes

7,000 homes were initially cut off when a lorry struck a pipe close to the Gedling Access Road site near Burton Joyce last night.

Drugs seized after car stopped in Carlton

Police said they arrested two men and recovered quantities of the suspected drugs following a proactive vehicle stop.

800 households receive help and support from Gedling humanitarian centre during coronavirus crisis

The council said the most common requests include assistance with shopping or collecting prescriptions for those unable to leave their home.

‘Back to school’ – Dominic Cummings satirical cutout reappears in Arnold

The cutout, which was first spotted in Arnold last week, appeared at traffic lights on Mansfield Road this morning at the junction with Redhill Road.

Arnold Market to officially reopen tomorrow – with social distancing measures in place

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