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Rushcliffe Borough Council has signed off planning guidance for the huge Gamston–Tollerton Airfield site, paving the way for around 4,000 homes. It’s a major step for one of the borough’s biggest developments, with big implications for roads, services and local growth.

Waterside Bridge is edging closer to opening, with a huge crane now on site to install ramps and stairs. The bridge itself is taking shape, but riverside path works still need finishing before residents can start using it.

A man who groomed and sexually assaulted two teenage girls has been jailed. The case centred on abuse after he met the victims at a Nottingham skate park, bringing some justice after deeply disturbing offences.

Motorists are being pointed towards Nottinghamshire’s cheapest forecourts as petrol prices start climbing again. With global tensions feeding through to the pumps, where you fill up could make a noticeable difference this week.

Fresh details have emerged about an earlier assault by Valdo Calocane on warehouse workers, just weeks before the Nottingham killings. The incident is likely to add to scrutiny over missed chances to intervene before the later tragedy.

A boy has appeared in court after a 15-year-old was stabbed at a Nottingham school. The victim remains in hospital with serious injuries as the case moves into the justice system.

A council tax increase of 2.998% has now been approved The post Gedling Borough Council finalise budget for 2026/27 appeared first on Gedling Eye.

Wednesday looks set to be bright but blustery across Nottinghamshire, with sunny spells developing after a cloudier start. Expect a cooler, clearer evening once the wind begins to ease.

Emergency services were called after a car overturned on a road in St Ann’s, with people reportedly trapped inside. Fire crews and police attended as the incident caused fresh concern on a busy city route.

A trial has heard that two men are accused of causing the death of a fellow burglar during a violent attack. Prosecutors say the way the assault was planned and carried out justifies a manslaughter charge.

A 14-year-old boy has died after a crash involving an e-bike and a car in Derbyshire. Police say no arrests have been made and the Kia driver is currently being treated as a witness.

Seven people have been arrested after a break-in at a former supermarket site. The building had already shut after structural trouble linked to the partial collapse of the Walkden Street car park.

A Crufts success has given the Clumber spaniel a timely boost — and put Nottinghamshire heritage back in the frame. The breed’s roots trace back to Clumber Park in Sherwood Forest, making it a local point of pride.

Nigel Farage has urged residents to be patient over promises to cut bills, after Reform backed a 4.9% council tax rise in Derbyshire. The comments are likely to sharpen questions over whether the party can match rhetoric with reality in local government.

HMS Dragon has sailed for the eastern Mediterranean as the UK boosts its military presence amid rising tensions with Iran. The destroyer’s mission includes protecting RAF Akrotiri after the base was reportedly targeted by an Iranian-made drone.

Jess Phillips says she has become a victim of the courts backlog herself, with a case linked to an alleged restraining order breach not due for trial until 2028. Her comments came as MPs approved a controversial bill aimed at easing pressure on jury trials.

Bereaved parents have accused Keir Starmer of ducking a tougher line on children’s social media use. In a direct challenge to the Prime Minister, they say the government has failed to show courage on measures aimed at protecting under-16s online.

Lossiemouth underlined her class with victory in the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham, strengthening her claim to modern great status. It was a marquee result on the Festival’s biggest stage and one racing fans will be talking about for days.

By sticking to the correct and popular position on Donald Trump's Iran war, the Prime Minister has now forced his political opponents into an embarrassing reversal, argues Adam Bienkov

A pair of identical twins from West Bridgford have made a real splash by becoming national artistic swimming champions, bringing home two gold medals at the Swim England National Age Group Championships. It’s a lovely local success story and a brilliant achievement that’s sure to make their family, club and community proud.