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Government addresses severity of new Covid variant amid rising cases
Health Minister Ashley Dalton said there is no evidence the XFG 'Stratus' variant causes more severe disease, as flu and RSV levels sharply increase across England
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UK savers losing hundreds by not switching banks
New research by Hargreaves Lansdown shows 56% of Brits haven't switched to higher-paying savings accounts, with losses ranging from £688 to £992 annually
Post Office confirms final Christmas post deadlines for cards and parcels
The Post Office has warned that most international posting deadlines have already passed but there is still time for certain deliveries before December 25
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The K virus symptoms to look out for over H3N2 flu strain outbreak
NHS hospitals have declared critical incidents amid fears the H3N2 flu strain - dubbed subclade K - could trigger one of the worst flu seasons to date
Royal Mail shares 'ten-minute rule' to protect postal workers
Royal Mail has issued important safety advice for dog owners to protect postal workers during the busy Christmas delivery period
'An incredible champion for our town': Tributes paid to Mansfield's former mayor
Kate Allsop was first elected as mayor in 2015 and held the position for four years
Nottinghamshire village drug dealer who bit police officer finally jailed after stash found
He has been jailed for 18 months
‘Pubs are endangered species’: Village boozer set to be knocked down to build new homes
Previous plans to build new homes on the site were rejected
City Ground businesses say stadium expansion could bring customers 'by the coachload'
Businesses say Nottingham Forest's latest plans could have an 'amazing' impact on the area
Top Nottingham cop pledges 'the war on e-bikes will continue' amid yob crackdown
The force says there has been an increase in the electric vehicles being used by balaclava-wearing hoodlums
Planned new Nottingham youth club could 'change lives of thousands'
The government announced it would spend £500 million on youth services across England as part of a plan to revive the 'decimated' sector
Ben Bradley joins Reform to help cut spending over a year after losing parliamentary seat
The former Tory MP states he has lost his trust in both the Labour and Conservative party
New team and £9m cash pot to tackle mould in Nottingham amid new law
It comes following the death of two-year-old Awaab Ishak, who died from a respiratory condition caused by prolonged exposure to mould
From 'neglect' to kindness - Nottinghamshire care home lifted out of special measures
'Significant improvements' were found by inspectors
City official gives assurance homelessness 'will get better' despite Lister Gate challenges
The Labour-led authority aims to reduce the number of rough sleepers identified in monthly counts to single figures by 2028
Nottingham selected as one of first eight areas for new national Young Futures Hub
Nottingham has been chosen as one of just eight pilot areas in England to deliver a major new Government initiative that will transform support for young people across the city. The new Young Futures Hub, part of the Government’s National Youth Strategy announced today, will bring together yo...
Nottingham named as one of the top local authorities for walking and cycling infrastructure
Nottingham City Council has been ranked as one the highest performing local authorities in a Government review of active travel infrastructure and support. Active Travel England – the government’s executive agency tasked with making walking, wheeling and cycling the preferred choice for everyday...
Parents' shock after 'long-term' closure of Ruddington school announced
Significant structural issues have been found with the building
'Jealous' man guilty of murdering mum and three children in house fire
Sharaz Ali, 40, was 'fuelled by drink and drugs' when he set fire to the house, killing Bryonie Gawith and her three children
Drunk arsonists targeted cafe owned by woman whose granddaughter died in caravan fire
Donna Broadley was on holiday when she received messages about the blaze