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15/01/2025

Latest Team Talk Episode Talking High Flying Nottingham Forest & Tamworth defender Haydn's Silky Roulette Against Tottenham Hotspur in the FA Cup
Catch The Full Episode On Notts TV Official YouTube & Freeview Channel 7 Tonight At 8pm!

15/01/2025

Do we do Robin Hood proper in Notts? Do we celebrate one of the world's most famous outlaws enough? Well this week, Nottinghamshire County Council launched a survey asking residents, visitors and local businesses their views on the legend Man in Tights as well as how he can used to promote our tourism. So we've been out to get your thoughts - and we've spoken to the authority's cabinet member leading on the survey, too.

14/01/2025

Are you someone who stares at your phone when a number you don't recognise comes up?

Well, one college in the city is doing something to help tackle this anxiety among teenagers. A recent U-Switch survey found that a quarter of 18 to 34-year-olds never pick up calls.

College is running coaching sessions on improving phone confidence to support students in overcoming their fear, known as telephobia.

Jordan Guerrero reports for Notts Today, live every day at 5.30pm.

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14/01/2025

New year, new month - must mean a new book on the Notts TV Book Club. Join Becky and the panel, who discuss a psychological murder - Penance by Eliza Clark. Catch the episode tonight at 9pm or on our YouTube channel

Notts TV football show Team Talk is offering viewers the chance to win two tickets to Billy Davies’ return to Nottingham...
14/01/2025

Notts TV football show Team Talk is offering viewers the chance to win two tickets to Billy Davies’ return to Nottingham next month.

The former Nottingham Forest manager will host an event at the Albert Hall in Nottingham on Thursday, February 20.

Called ‘It is What it is: Billy Davies and Friends’ the evening will also star former defender Wes Morgan, ex-goalkeeper Lee Camp and former kitman Terry Farndale. The live event will look back over Davies’ famous time in charge at the City Ground.

13/01/2025

With the recent announcement by Keir Starmer who says 'artificial intelligence (AI) is the "defining opportunity" of our generation' - we've asked the people of Nottingham what they think...

11/01/2025

One region in the county is leading the line for some very new innovation to do with how they collect your rubbish bins. Bassetlaw District Council are getting to grips with their new state of the art investment into software that helps structure bin collectors routes. The new flagship vehicles are yet to leave the depot for shifts as their drivers still have a few more weeks of getting to grips with the tech. They expect to see huge savings in the long term and Jordan Guerrero went along to Carlton Forest to check out the nifty kit

10/01/2025

There has been major disruption across the county due to flooding, seeing widespread road closures and even damaging homes , but its not just streets and houses being affected by the water, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust staff at the Attenborough Nature reserve have also been dealing with the affects of poor weather, with the site having to close for 2 days due to rising water, the trust says that increasing flood incidents are a growing concern, as the weather means losing vital donations from visitors. Jack Simms has more.

10/01/2025

Local artists from across the county have come together to show off their work with the hope to sell their creations to the local community too. They set up their drawings and paintings at the Nottingham Society of Arts on Friar Lane in the city centre, where buyers could meet and talk to the artists before buying some of their work. Our reporter Eloise King went along to get some creative inspiration.

A plan to build an apartment complex near the River Trent in Beeston has been thrown out by local councillors.Broxtowe B...
10/01/2025

A plan to build an apartment complex near the River Trent in Beeston has been thrown out by local councillors.

Broxtowe Borough Council refused to grant the construction of 29 two and three-storey flats on Riverside Close, Riverside Road, which overlooks the Beeston Canal and River Trent.

The decision was made on Monday (January 8) at Broxtowe Borough Council’s planning committee. There had been 96 letters of objection or concern ahead of the meeting.

Residents and councillors cited concerns over the proposed development due to parking and traffic issues, privacy of residents in nearby properties, biodiversity and the environmental impact to the area.

There were also fears the construction could cause damage to nearby Beeston Canal, sewage disposal issues and an increased risk of flooding due to its close proximity to the River Trent.

The proposed development by Beeston Marina Limited is located along Riverside Road in Beeston Rylands, off the A6005 Derby Road and close to Weir Field Recreation Ground.

Councillors also criticised the design of the building, saying it has an “out of character” appearance to the neighbourhood.

Full story: nottstv.com

Parking fees will be introduced at Gedling Country Park to help pay for future maintenance.Gedling Borough Council appro...
10/01/2025

Parking fees will be introduced at Gedling Country Park to help pay for future maintenance.

Gedling Borough Council approved a ÂŁ2 parking charge at a Cabinet meeting on Thursday (January 9), alongside a budget of ÂŁ12,000 to pay for two pay-and-display machines.

The new fees will come into force in the spring. The attraction’s car park is currently free to use, but people are asked to make a donation at collection points on the site.

Cllr John Clarke (Lab), the leader of the council, said donations had “tapered off” and money would be needed for future maintenance.

“It is in a way a victim of its own success,” he said.

“We have got hundreds of thousands of people going there and if you walk on that car park backwards and forwards, backwards and forwards, it gets worn out, and has to be replaced.

“Sooner or later on its tenth anniversary next year we will need to do significant maintenance on that site, and now we have found a way to fund it.”

Full story: nottstv.com

08/01/2025

Catch all the action as The Nottingham Panthers beat Glasgow Clan 2-1 in a tight Elite League encounter at the Motorpoint Arena at the weekend. Tonight 9pm on Notts TV

08/01/2025

A Nottingham group who won Best Band in 2024 at the UK Bhangra awards and who also became an overnight TikTok sensation with their very own Bhangra inspired Jingle Bells song joined Al Booth on Notts Today to share their story.

08/01/2025

'Clough Was The Big Dog' - Miracle Man Ian Bowyer & Clough's First Signing Talking About The Gaffer

Catch the full episode tonight at 8pm on YouTube & Freeview Channel 7 too ⚽️

Around 60 vehicles are being clamped every month at Nottingham’s park and ride sites as the city’s tram operator continu...
07/01/2025

Around 60 vehicles are being clamped every month at Nottingham’s park and ride sites as the city’s tram operator continues a crackdown on rule-breaking motorists.

Nottingham Express Transit (NET) began clamping vehicles at the Forest Park and Ride in October 2022, in a bid to reduce the number of people using the facility against its rules.

Enforcement of the rules was then rolled out across all seven park and ride facilities the following year.

NET says park and ride sites are for the sole use of tram ticket holders, meaning all motorists using the facilities must have a valid tram ticket or a travel card. Overnight parking is also prohibited.

Progress on the issue will be discussed at a meeting at Nottingham City Council’s Loxley House headquarters on January 14.

“Parking enforcement continues across the network,” documents published ahead of the meeting say.

“Activity has remained stable throughout the year, with on average 60 vehicles per month being clamped across all seven park and ride sites.”

NET is also looking to continue a crackdown against fare evasion and anti-social behaviour across the network.

While both issues are in decline, NET says front-line staff members “continue to experience abuse and occasionally physical violence when carrying out their duties”.

06/01/2025

Flooding transport latest:

Heavy downpours and melting snow caused flooding throughout Nottinghamshire on Monday, leading to severe disruption of roads and public transport.

By midday (January 6) the worst of forecast heavy rain had passed, but flood alerts remain in place for the length of the River Trent and many roads across the county are still blocked.

Trains and buses are affected, and East Midlands Railway posted on X saying: “Heavy flooding continues to disrupt services across our network…Flooding is also affecting our ability to run rail replacement buses.”

At midday the A52 remained closed Eastbound between Ruddington and the Wheatcroft Island in Rushcliffe, and was down to one lane westbound between Radcliffe on Trent and Gamston due to flooding at the Bassingfield Lane Junction. Nottingham Road in Radcliffe-on-Trent (below) is also under water.

There are also reports of floods in Lowdham, Oxton, Lambley and Burton Joyce.

Nottingham city transport says flooding is affecting the bus routes South Notts 1, Lilac 26, Navy 49 and Sky Blue 61. The transport operator is updating periodically on X when routes are continuing and if they are diverting.

New year - New Debate at a later time of 9.30pm   is joined by another illustrious and local panel to kick start your ye...
03/01/2025

New year - New Debate at a later time of 9.30pm

is joined by another illustrious and local panel to kick start your year with views on news and the events that affect YOU here in Notts. Have you already lost faith in Sir Keir Starmer? Are we getting too scared of the weather? And are new year resolutions worthwhile and lots more.

A man’s body has been discovered in the lake at Wollaton Park in Nottingham.Notts Police said emergency services were ca...
03/01/2025

A man’s body has been discovered in the lake at Wollaton Park in Nottingham.

Notts Police said emergency services were called at 12.59pm today (Friday) after the body was reported by a member of the public.

Officers said the man’s family has since been informed and an investigation into what happened is ongoing.

Detective Inspector Lisa Jones, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “This is a tragic discovery and our thoughts this afternoon are with this man’s family and friends.

“Whilst our investigation into what happened remains at an early stage, we don’t currently believe his death to be suspicious.

“As we work to understand how this man came to be in the water, I would like to appeal to any additional witnesses to come forward.”

Several people posted on social media to say there was a heavy police and ambulance presence around the lake area at around 1pm on Friday.

Some said they had been asked to leave quickly by staff and officers. The hall and grounds were then closed off shortly afterwards.

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