Nottingham, England News

KURTIS Luke Marshall, 21, of Dennis Avenue, Beeston, will face a trial accused of having a knuckle duster in Dennis Avenue on September 23.

A FEW weeks back, my working day ended with a meeting in West Bridgford. It dragged on until 6.30pm, so I decided to dive into the shops and buy an evening meal before I went home.

Music wasn't what brought singer Emi Evans to Japan. But it's what made her stay - and what is making her famous.

AN INCREDIBLE woman who lives in Bulwell is thought to be one of the oldest in the whole of England - after celebrating her 110th birthday.

Now, Mrs Hoggart's husband, Laurence, has received a payout from Network Rail, the company which owns and operates Britain's rail infrastructure and is responsible for track safety.

Nottingham City Council announced yesterday it will charge motorists a 1 flat rate in the evenings and Sundays instead of prices varying from between 50p and 5.50. New charges were introduced in November to park in the city centre between 6pm and 8pm.

"LOOK at the view from my office . . . just look at it!" says Derek Brewer as he gazes out across a frosty, mid-winter Trent Bridge.

Police believe the series of gun attacks could be the work of one man, and have released an E-fit image of the suspected offender.

CARL Colin Lewis, 22, of Ladysmock Gardens, The Meadows, has been ordered to pay compensation to a police officer and Nottingham City Council.

AFTER a cold, dry and gloomy January, Notts could be set for a frostier outlook for the rest of this winter.

They are charged with arson with intent to endanger life and violent disorder in the attack on the station at about 10pm on August 9. It was hit by petrol bombs.

ANOTHER survey has painted a dire picture of Nottingham this one claiming we're the second worst in the country when it comes to empty shops.

A NUMBER of residential properties including an opportunity to buy a house with a regulated tenancy are set to go under the hammer next week.

Woolwich council is willing to work with the Robin in the Hood Festival, to help the medieval fair continue.

There is something amazing about the town of Elmira, something that is hard to explain.

TWO men have been accused of being part of a group who threw bricks, rocks and wood at police during the violence in Nottingham last August.

A cash machine stolen by thieves who used a tractor to remove it from a wall has been found at a Leicestershire farm.

ASURVEY released today suggesting nearly a third of Nottingham's shops are standing empty has been dismissed by retailers and commercial property advisers.

I WISH your reporter had spoken to a wider group of people before writing the article "Residents speak out on 20mph speed limit plan" in last weekend's Post.

The worst affected were bus services, with Nottingham City Transport cancelling all buses after 8.30pm on Saturday due to the worsening weather conditions.