Nottingham City Council accused of 'wasteful' £100k spending on magazines
Nottingham City Council has defended the spending on its Arrow Magazine
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Staff found not washing their hands at Nottinghamshire Indian restaurant given zero food hygiene rating
Inspectors highlighted a number of issues when they visited Indian Nights, in Fosse Way, in East Bridgford, in June 2026
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'Joke' Nottinghamshire group ended up getting £9,000 in taxpayer cash, trial told
Ashfield District Council's leader denies fraud and income tax evasion as his trial nears its end
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Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire tourist tax closer than ever as East Midlands mayor given new powers
Visitors staying overnight at hotels, B&Bs, holiday lets and campsites could soon be charged a levy
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'I drove car named best value EV in the UK – this is what it's really like'
The Honda Super-N has been awarded best value EV in the UK by WhatCar? – but is this £18,995 Honda electric car really worth the money? I took it for a spin to find out
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9/11 anniversary: Where Bristol people were when the September 11 terror attacks happened
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks
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'It's disgusting' - residents call for action over bed bug infestation at three tower blocks
'We are not dirty people, and have a lovely clean home that’s been taken over'
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All the free places in Birmingham I'm excited to visit this weekend
You can get into top attractions with zero admission fees and visit places normally hidden from public view as part of Birmingham Heritage Week
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People with these conditions likely to get maximum PIP award length
PIP supports those who need help with daily living tasks
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What an AI Armageddon might actually look like
AI could pose a threat like no other, surpassing even the nuclear race. Scenarios include a rogue agent creating a biological weapon
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Remembering young Sheffield broker, 33, killed in 9/11 terrorist attacks 25 years ago today
The world remembers the victims of the September 11 attacks 25 years ago today
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New barriers plan for Bristol harbourside after death of police officer
'Site observations have also identified opportunities for early improvements'
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Rayner defends pause to local council overhaul
The cabinet minister tells the BBC she wanted to ensure the plans could survive potential legal actions.
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Shoppers 'ditch' toastie makers for 'no mess' £12 gadget that makes toasted wraps in the microwave
Instead of spending a small fortune at your nearest coffee shop, you could gain the ability to make your own toasted wrap at home and the office with a simple gadget
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Explora Journeys has launched its largest-ever cruise ship – here is what it’s like on board
Cruise editor Marc Shoffman discovers how Explora Journeys is bringing a luxury hotel experience to the sea
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'Tourist tax' described as "sensible first step" by South Yorkshire's mayor as Government lays out new powers
"A visitor levy in South Yorkshire would simply bring us into line with many other comparable European Cities including our friends over in Manchester”
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Men seen with axe and metal bar when brawl broke out with shopkeeper on busy street, Sheffield judge hears
“This was a disgraceful episode of public disorder”
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The man who bought an island, hired hitmen and throttled a theatregoer
Malcolm Potier is beginning his third spell in jail after attacking the woman at a Queen musical.
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Free family-friendly bike ride with viral star coming to Birmingham this weekend
His last visit attracted thousands of bike riders
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Birmingham's beer garden season comes to an end this weekend
This has historically been the last weekend of the season in Birmingham
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Rybakina sets up blockbuster Sabalenka final at US Open
Soon-to-be world number one Elena Rybakina will face Aryna Sabalenka in a blockbuster US Open final between the tournament's top two seeds.
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Reform confirms plans to solve Nuneaton and Bedworth's HMO 'problems'
There are areas of 'high density'
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Crowd of 100,000 laps up relentless sensory experience as NFL woos Melbourne | Jack Snape
The morning kick-off provided ‘incredible’ vibes for a sell-out crowd clearly different to that which attends AFL and cricket games at the venue At 9am on a Friday, Melbourne’s tongues would usually be tinged with tooth…
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