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Police appeal following attempted robbery at Carlton newsagent

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Police appeal following attempted robbery at Carlton newsagent

Police are appealing for information following an attempted robbery in Carlton.

A man entered Carlton News in Foxhill Road East at around 9pm yesterday (Monday 26) carrying an item wrapped in a carrier bag.

He walked up to within the staff counter area, demanding money from the till.

The shop worker, who was on his own in the store, challenged the offender and he left empty handed but some damage was caused to the stock.

The offender was dressed completely in dark clothing and is described as having a local accent. He fled in the direction of Beck Street.

A spokesman for Nottinghamshire Police said: “Officers are appealing for anyone who saw or heard anything in the area to get in touch on 101 quoting 928 of 26 June”.

Teachers in borough getting training to deal with pupils’ mental health issues

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Teachers in borough getting training to deal with pupils’ mental health issues

Teachers in secondary schools in Gedling borough are to take part in a new training programme to help them identify and respond to early signs of mental health issues in children.

The programme, which is backed by £200,000 of government funding, and delivered by the charity Mental Health First Aid, will cover every secondary school in England, as part of a government commitment to improve support for children and young people.

Teachers and other school staff will receive practical advice on how to recognise issues including depression and anxiety, self-harm, and eating disorders.

They will also be invited to become ‘first aid champions’, sharing their knowledge and experiences across schools and communities to raise awareness and break down stigma and discrimination.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said: “Teachers already provide outstanding pastoral care and support for their pupils, but many have said that they would appreciate more training on how to understand and respond to mental health issues.

“We know that identifying symptoms of mental illness early can help young people on the road to recovery. This training will mean more children receive the timely and sensitive support they need to stay well.”

One in 10 school-aged children will have a mental health condition at any time, with half of all mental health conditions beginning before the age of 14, making early intervention and support vital.

Some Sainsbury’s Deli Fillers products recalled after listeria scare

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Some Sainsbury’s Deli Fillers products recalled after listeria scare

Sainsbury’s is recalling a number of their products after listeria monocytogenes were found in some of their Deli Fillers range.

The Food Standards Agency have said that symptoms caused by this organism can be similar to flu and include high temperature, muscle ache or pain, chills, feeling or being sick and diarrhoea. However, in rare cases, the infection can be more severe, causing serious complications, such as meningitis.

Some people are more vulnerable to listeria infections, including those over 65 years of age, pregnant women and their unborn babies, babies less than one month old and people with weakened immune systems.

Food Standards Agency advice to consumers

If you have bought any of the above products listed below then do not eat them. Instead, return it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund.

What Sainsbury’s said…

A spokesperson from Sainsbury’s said they were now recalling the listed products.

They said: “Point of sale notices will be displayed in all retail stores that are selling these products. These notices explain to customers why the products are being recalled and tell them what to do if they have bought the product.”

Products being recalled…

Product: by Sainsbury’s Cheese & Onion Deli Filler
Pack size: 220g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7497786

Product: by Sainsbury’s Cheese & Onion Deli Filler
Pack size: 385g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7466511

Product: by Sainsbury’s Chicken & Sweetcorn Deli Filler
Pack size: 220g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7852922

Product: by Sainsbury’s Chicken Tikka Deli Filler
Pack size: 220g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7469201

Product: by Sainsbury’s Coronation Chicken Deli Filler
Pack size: 220g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7467097

Product: by Sainsbury’s Coronation Chicken Deli Filler
Pack size: 385g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7468131

Product: by Sainsbury’s Egg & Bacon Deli Filler
Pack size: 220g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7467148

Product: by Sainsbury’s Egg Mayo Deli Filler
Pack size: 220g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7467280

Product: by Sainsbury’s Egg Mayo Deli Filler
Pack size: 385g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 6772677

Product: by Sainsbury’s Seafood Cocktail Deli Filler
Pack size: 220g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7467350

Product: by Sainsbury’s Tuna & Sweetcorn Deli Filler
Pack size: 220g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7497804

Product: by Sainsbury’s Tuna & Sweetcorn Deli Filler
Pack size: 385g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 6772670

Product: Be Good To Yourself Tuna & Sweetcorn Deli Filler
Pack size: 220g
‘Use by’ dates: Up to and including 04/07/2017
Item code: 7467333

No other Sainsbury’s products are known to be affected.

Missing Gedling man found ‘safe and well’

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Missing Gedling man found ‘safe and well’

A missing man from Gedling has now been found ‘safe and well’

Peter Gwinnell, 55, left his home on Monday (26); he is known to have visited Nottingham city centre.

Officers were concerned for his safety after he was reported missing from the Gedling area at around 9am.

Delays expected on bus services during roadworks on Woodborough Road

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Delays expected on bus services during roadworks on Woodborough Road

Delays are expected on a number of bus services from today during roadworks.

The Sky Blue 45,46 and 47 and will be affected as works takes place on Woodborough Road near Cranmer Street.

Work is expected to be completed by late afternoon on Wednesday (June 26).

During this time, stops on Cranmer Street will be closed in both directions.

Netherfield Indian restaurant and takeaway repossessed

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Netherfield Indian restaurant and takeaway repossessed

A Netherfield Indian restaurant and takeaway has been repossessed by a debt recovery firm on behalf of tge landlord.

Notices appeared over the weekend in the windows of Fire and Spice restaurant and takeaway on Victoria Road.

The document states: “These premises have been seized on the authority of the landlord.

The note in the window of Fire and Spice restaurant in Victoria Road

“Notice is hereby served and forfeiture of lease effected. No unauthorised persons are permitted entry unless with the prior consent and knowledge of Debt Squared Group or the landlord/managing agent”

The restaurant and takeaway had achieved a five-star food hygiene rating from Gedling Borough Council

Sherwood woman jailed for stabbing partner

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Sherwood woman jailed for stabbing partner

A woman from Sherwood has been jailed for 10 years after being found guilty of stabbing her partner.

Malgorzata Kobialka, 44, of Sherwood, Nottingham, was found guilty at Nottingham Crown Court after wounding him on February 19, 2017.

She denied the stabbing from day one of the investigation, instead claiming that her partner was attacked by an unknown man on the doorstep of their home.

Kobialka then waited three hours to call an ambulance, instead choosing to call friends and family, before changing her clothes in an attempt to get away with the crime.

Detective Inspector Clare Dean headed the investigation: “Despite committing this savage attack on her partner, leaving him with serious, life threatening injuries, she still believed she would be able to pull the wool over the jury’s eyes.

“Leaving her partner to suffer for hours before calling for help proves how little remorse she has for her actions. Thankfully, the victim has now fully recovered.

“We take reports of domestic abuse very seriously; it ruins lives and only by taking a stand against it, can we really make a real difference.

“I want to thank my team for tirelessly working to widen the gaps in her already suspicious account of what happened, piecing together the evidence and witness accounts that sealed today’s successful evidence led prosecution.”

Passenger removed by police from train at Carlton Station

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Passenger removed by police from train at Carlton Station

A passenger was this morning removed from a train at Carlton Station by police.

Officers today were called to the station and removed the passenger from the 11.08 train at around 11.30am.

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It is not yet known why police removed the passenger from the train.

An eyewitness at the station said: “The person was escorted from the station by police. They had what looked like masking tape across their mouth and looked quite distressed.”

Gedling Eye has approached Nottinghamshire Police, British Transport Police and East Midlands Trains for comment

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Men arrested in Sherwood for ‘hate crime’

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Men arrested in Sherwood for ‘hate crime’

Police have arrested two men after a racially aggravated crime at a mosque in Sherwood.

Police were called to the Al-Quba Masjid mosque in Edwards Lane at 1.45am on June 18 following reports of two men acting suspiciously

Two men, aged 30 and 27 have been arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated public order offences.

Officers attended and from there, a hate crime investigation was launched.

They have since been released under bail conditions.

We are committed to working with all of our communities and support them in every way possible. We take hate crime very seriously and would encourage anyone who has been a victim to call us on 101.

Police dog kennels in Arnold reopen in memory of fallen colleague

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Police dog kennels in Arnold reopen in memory of fallen colleague

Nottinghamshire Police has today unveiled its fully refurbished dog kennels at Force Headquarters in Arnold – which have been named after a fallen colleague.

A major building project has been taking place at the force’s Sherwood Lodge Headquarters to upgrade and modernise the dog kennels.

A decision was made to name them as a tribute to former Nottinghamshire Police dog handler, PC Ged Walker who was killed in the line of duty in 2003.

Walker was dragged to his death by a stolen taxi as he tried to arrest the driver. Former drug addict David Parfitt from Nottingham was jailed in 2003 for 13 years for manslaughter.

Today (Friday), at a special ceremony, the unit will be officially opened by Chief Constable Craig Guildford, Police and Crime Commissioner Paddy Tipping and Ged’s widow, Tracy Walker.

Nottinghamshire Police chief constable, Craig Guildford, said: “Today is a really proud day, to be able to open brand new kennels in memory of someone who was a huge inspiration to the Force gives me great pleasure.

“As we know, police dogs are incredibly important for us to support vital investigative and prevention work and we’re grateful that we can invest in this area, as well as ensure that they’re housed and trained in the best possible surroundings.”

Also in attendance will be members of Ged Walker’s family, some of his colleagues and some of Nottinghamshire Police’s current serving dog handlers, along with the dogs who will be benefitting from the new facilities.

Police and Crime Commissioner Paddy Tipping said: “The welfare of all those who work for Nottinghamshire Police is hugely important and the dogs are no exception. With their specialist abilities they are key members of the policing family and now our very hard-working four-legged friends can benefit from these modern, well-equipped kennels and training facilities.

“I’m particularly grateful to Tracy Walker for permitting us to name the new kennel block in her husband’s memory. I know that Ged was held in high regard by all his colleagues and I think everyone agrees this is a very fitting way to remember him.”

In addition to his responsibilities for all Nottinghamshire Police’s property, the Commissioner runs the Animal Welfare Lay Visitors Scheme.  This sees canine experts making regular checks on the condition and welfare of the police dogs, providing independentverification of their health and wellbeing.

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