Local News
Nottingham Friar Lane police: Live updates as road closed after crash
This is a breaking news story - follow our live updates below
Local messages
The underwater volunteers who dive to find missing dogs and people
Beneath the Surface helps police forces all around the country to look for people believed to have gone missing in bodies of water
Nottingham landlord warns Britain's pub culture is at risk as pint profits fall to 3p per £1
Jake Pemberton, landlord of The Gladstone in Carrington, has paid more than £3,000 more on staff wages on 2025 compared to 2024
Get Weekly Updates
Get the headlines in your inbox every week.
Breakfast snack sold in supermarkets recalled over 'mouse contamination'
People have been told it is unsafe to eat any of them
'Bat out of hell' speeders and dodgy parking turn Papplewick into a nightmare
Andy Adams, 77, who is blind, has hit his face and fallen over due to obstructive vehicles, and he's far from the only one struggling
Chief exec apologises to Gedling bin man who claims boss made racist banana jibe
According to Funsu Maveso, who is black with Italian and African heritage, this was the beginning of a number of discriminatory incidents that he had to face during his time at the council
Teacher who 'touched countless lives' among latest Nottinghamshire tributes and funeral notices
Our thoughts are with the friends and family affected
85 open complaints against Nottingham nurses and midwives
The body which regulates doctors refused to say how many are being investigated over maternity failures
Authority hires new psychologists to cut SEND waiting lists in Nottinghamshire
Six new full-time educational psychologists are set to join Nottinghamshire’s special-needs service to help assessments to be completed faster
UK passport fees April 2026: How much adults and children will pay as prices rise to £102
Passport prices are set to rise from April 8, 2026 - with changes for applications for adults and children
UK holidaymakers face new border rule in 29 European countries after law change
The new Entry/Exit System (EES) is designed to improve border security within the EU and its neighbouring countries
Europe's most walkable city - a beautiful underrated sunny spot in Spain
A study has named the scenic Seville as Europe's most walkable city, beating Barcelona and Madrid. The southern Spanish city's major sights can all be seen in just 30 minutes on foot
Turkey tops TUI rankings for best European Easter holidays with hot sunny weather
TUI has analysed historical weather data to identify the Easter breaks most likely to provide ideal conditions, with Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria topping the rankings.
Boost in technology to help vulnerable adults stay at home
The technology is particularly helpful for those living with dementia
Closed Birds Bakery unit on the market as owners look for new tenant
Residents blamed the closure on a number of factors ranging from a lack of parking to potholes
One of Europe's sunniest Easter destinations just 3 hours from UK
Gibraltar has been named one of Europe's sunniest destinations with direct flights from London and Manchester, year-round sunshine and English-speaking charm
I've lived in Mapperley for 12 years and now I'm sofa surfing at 75
She thought she'd found her forever home but, weeks before new rights come into force, Sue Locking has been kicked out of her rental property
New team to check cladding is safe across Nottingham after Grenfell Tower fire
After the Grenfell Tower fire in London, which killed 72 people, the Government introduced new fire safety rules
Security guard 'backed into corner and pushed' at University of Nottingham building
Police are looking to speak to two people in connection with the incident
Woman finally tells of rape on Notts train tracks 37 years ago by 'Army men'
Aged 16 at the time, she found herself taken advantage of by a group of men when her train was delayed for two hours