Nottingham, England News

Sunday week's mass was taken by Fr F. Higgins. The reader was Mary Clare Endy. Delia McGibbon, Andrew O'Mara-Winson, Jim Turton, Herve Poveda and Jerry Herrington served communion.

A coroner is considering calling for improvements at a road junction on the Annesley bypass to prevent further tragedies following the death of a Hucknall motorcyclist.

On the move: EY, also known as Ernst and Young is to close it's City Gate offices in Nottingham.

Two skulls and a thigh bone have been found at a construction site for Nottingham's new tram, according to a workman.

That is the luxury "Dave the cockle man" has been serving to Nottingham pub-goers for the last 50 years, with barely a day off.

Nottinghamshire's official guide for accommodation, sports, entertainment, culture, shopping, drinking, dining and more has just been launched by Experience Nottinghamshire, the destination management organisation responsible for driving leisure and business visitors to the city and county.

ARTISAN breads and cakes are to be sold at a new bakery in West Bridgford - and local businesses say it signals the resurgence of independent shops in the area.

A drink-drive suspect kicked and fell on a police officer when he was arrested in the early hours of the morning in Bulwell, a court heard.

IN PICTURE: Martyn Swaby - Credit Union and Jeff Buck - Rumbletums, pictured at the Rumbletums Cafe in Kimberley.

Still going: Owner Peter Grain, 83, with shop manager Malcolm Chiswick, 62, at the Gee Dee Models shop in Hockley.

A Stapleford woman was handed a three year conditional discharge after pleading guilty to two offences under the Social Security Administration Act 1992, at Nottingham Magistrates Court on January 20. She was also ordered to pay costs of A 382.50 to Broxtowe Borough Council and a A 15 victim surcharge.

Commercial property agency Innes England has strengthened its team after Leicester professional Sian Cawthorne qualified as a chartered surveyor with the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors .

A courageous Bulwell man who has experienced the trauma of a life threatening prostate cancer scare has made a triumphant return to the amateur stage in a sparkling production of Aladdin.

This year marks the 200th anniversary of the end of the movement known as Luddism.

The company develops a series of wearable devices that uses wireless technologies to facilitate globally accessible obstetric services in the home and hospital.

THE owner of a one-stop wedding shop hopes business will be boosted by an increase in marriages this year after some superstitious brides and grooms avoided saying "I do" in 2013.

At the recent February meeting President Jean Toseland was pleased to welcome two new members Chris Quinn-Wilcox and Sita Tunstall.

John Draycott 44 was spotted by a community protection officer after he failed to remove dog faeces on a footpath along the River Leen in Bulwell, last September.

Nottingham City Council are planning to spend an estimated 2,000 to look into the possibility of providing a new zebra crossing in Bulwell.

A family was hit by a double tragedy after the deaths of a baby and then his grief-stricken Hucknall mother, an inquest heard.