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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Nottingham News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Nottingham with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the city. From breaking developments to community updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and citywide stories—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Nottingham News Today is built for listeners who want reliable local...

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Student Loans Get Clearer Terms | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Student loans are getting a major overhaul as the government steps in to fix how terms are explained — after a damning report revealed mis-selling. New borrowers will get clearer, more honest info about how loan conditions can shift with future laws, helping them make smarter financial choices. But current graduates aren’t being helped — many are stuck with rising repayment burdens amid soaring co...

Dial 159 to Stop Bank Scams | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Bank scams are on the rise, but there’s a simple shield: dial 1-5-9 if you’re ever unsure about a call from your bank. This secure, spoof-proof number connects you directly to your bank’s real switchboard — backed by 21 major UK banks and already helping over 800,000 people avoid fraud since 2021. It’s your instant, reliable way to verify your bank’s identity without risking your money or personal...

Victorian Home Demolition Approved | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

A beloved Victorian gem on the Trent in West Bridgford is set for demolition after council approval, paving the way for a four-story riverside mansion — a stark shift from past preservation efforts and earlier apartment plans. Once a rallying point for heritage lovers, the site’s rumored ties to Jesse Boot’s summer house fueled the campaign to save it. Now, final details like ecological impact and...

Holly Missing: CCTV Leads Key to Finding Her | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Holly’s been missing for ten days — last seen in Mapperley on Sept. 4, 2026 — and police are urgently asking anyone who saw her or those around her to come forward. She’s 5’7”, with curly blonde-pink hair in a ponytail, facial piercings, tattoos, and was wearing a black t-shirt, leggings, and backpack. CCTV footage from that time may hold vital clues — the people in it aren’t suspects, but could h...

Nottingham 10K Gets Fresh New Route | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Get ready to lace up for the revamped Nottingham 10K, returning May 23rd with a flatter, faster course designed for runners of all levels. Starting and finishing at Victoria Embankment, the new route weaves past iconic landmarks like City Ground and Trent Bridge, ending along the River Trent — complete with a bigger event village for fans. Inspired by runner feedback and honoring Jane Tomlinson’s...

Burnham Runs Great North Run | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Prime Minister Andy Burnham smashed tradition by becoming the first sitting PM to toe the line at the Great North Run, clocking under two hours for the 13.1-mile sprint from Newcastle to South Shields while raising funds for homelessness charity Changing Lives. Despite his busy schedule, he ran just minutes shy of his personal best and praised the event as Britain’s premier mass running spectacle...

Swans in Peril from Fishing Gear | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Swans along the Chesterfield Canal are suffering devastating injuries from discarded fishing gear—hooks, lines, and lures—leading to emergency rescues, surgeries, and even death. What was once a rare occurrence has exploded into a crisis: fifteen rescue calls for one family of swans alone, eight cygnets and adult swans injured this year alone, up from just six incidents last year. Wildlife groups...

Nottinghamshire Van Recycling Rules Change | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Van owners in Nottinghamshire brace for a major recycling center overhaul starting January 2nd—new booking rules, visit limits, and banned vehicle types are here to stop commercial waste abuse and keep bins open for real residents. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summ...

Eastwood’s Health Center Crisis | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Eastwood’s long-awaited $31 million health and leisure center is finally moving forward — despite months of stalled government funding and no response from officials. Frustrated council leaders say the community is suffering from preventable health crises, with higher rates of cancer, diabetes, and heart disease, and they’re ready to act. The council has approved a scaled-back version of the proje...

Trent Basin’s Waterside Transformation | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Nottingham’s Trent Basin is transforming from a historic cargo hub into a thriving waterfront neighborhood, with 87 new homes set to rise by spring 2027 and room for 50 more later. Once a bustling port from the 1920s to the 80s, the area now boasts over 100 homes inspired by Copenhagen’s waterside charm. A major highlight? The brand-new 1600-ton pedestrian and cycle bridge, which opened in June de...

Rollercoaster Next Door Sparks Outcry | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Neighbors in Hucknall are furious after a giant, unfinished rollercoaster—being built right next door to their homes—turned their quiet streets into a noisy, intrusive fairground. Residents complain of constant noise, privacy violations as workers peer into bedrooms, and even trespassing youths climbing fences. The Mellors Group, which says the delay is due to global steel supply chain issues, now...

Ilkeston Targets Street Cruising | Nottingham News 14.09.2026

Ilkeston’s streets are under siege from anti-social driving, with August seeing a record spike in complaints—police are urgently seeking dashcam footage from key dates on Chalons Way. A joint crackdown by police and Erewash Borough Council is underway, backed by a new Public Spaces Protection Order, ANPR tech, and a total ban on car cruising events—with fines for all involved. Residents demand act...

Prison Overcrowding and Early Release | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

UK prisons are buckling under record overcrowding, forcing tough choices on who gets early release to ease pressure—balancing public safety, rehabilitation, and the human toll on families and staff. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting. So...

Early Releases and the Prison Crisis | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

Prison overcrowding is forcing a bold new conversation: early release programs may soon become reality, sparking fierce debate over safety, rehabilitation, and justice. As officials explore pilot programs targeting those showing real progress, families, advocates, and policymakers grapple with high stakes and deep emotions. This isn’t just policy—it’s a turning point with lasting consequences for...

Scariest House on Rightmove Up for Auction | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

Step into the UK’s spookiest auction property—literally dubbed “the scariest house on Rightmove”—a crumbling three-bedroom gem in Nottinghamshire with a £75k starting bid. Nestled beside a train station, it boasts mature gardens, two living areas, and endless renovation potential… or redevelopment dreams (if you can get planning permission). Open viewings are this Thursday and Friday, and while th...

Monday’s Dry and Sunny Forecast | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

Monday’s forecast looks sunny and pleasantly warm, with temperatures climbing into the mid-20s by afternoon. Start the day with light clouds and a slim chance of a sprinkle, but don’t worry—rain chances vanish quickly as winds stay gentle. Expect a brief shower around lunchtime (30% chance) that clears fast, followed by lingering sunshine before evening clouds roll in. Humidity will climb from 60%...

Restoring History for Student Living | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

They’re breathing new life into Nottingham’s historic Damad House mill—built in 1910 and nestled in a conservation area—by converting it into student housing with 136 beds. Instead of demolition, they’re restoring the original charm while removing mismatched modern additions to blend seamlessly with the neighborhood’s heritage. The mix includes shared flats with private bathrooms and communal kitc...

A1 Northbound Shut Down After Early Morning Crash | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

A1 Northbound Shut Down After Early Morning Crash | Nottingham News

Wilford Lane Landmark Faces Demolition | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

A beloved landmark on Wilford Lane, famed for its turrets and Neo-Gothic charm, faces imminent demolition after years of stalled planning and community outcry. Once home to Jesse Boot’s summer house legacy, the building—now boarded up and littered with decay—has sparked a petition with 3,000 signatures to save it. Despite previous plans for luxury apartments and self-build homes, all expired, new...

Nottingham Forest Stadium Expansion Decision | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

Nottingham Forest’s City Ground could soon undergo a massive expansion, potentially adding over 20,000 seats if council approval is granted this week—bringing capacity from 30,000 to 45,000 in Phase One. The plan, first floated in 2019, includes extending the Peter Taylor Stand and filling in corners of the Trent End, with a later phase targeting 52,500 by upgrading the Brian Clough Stand. But don...

Missing Woman Holly Still Unlocated | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

A missing woman named Holly, last seen in Mapperley on September 4th, is still unaccounted for — and police are urgently asking the public for help. Two men, not suspects but potentially holding vital clues, have been identified from CCTV footage. If you recognize them or know anything about Holly’s whereabouts, contact Nottinghamshire Police immediately. Holly is 5’7”, with curly blonde-pink hair...

Pippie’s Journey from ICU to Running | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

A tiny fighter named Pippie defied the odds after a harrowing birth, surviving with brain cooling and facing emerging cerebral palsy. Now nearly two, she’s determined, funny, and thriving in specialized support from charity Footprints, which helps kids like her with mobility and communication. Her mom Jessie is running the Robin Hood Half Marathon to fund this vital work — and to honor Pippie’s un...

A60 Roadworks: Night Closures & Detours | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

Nightly roadworks on the A60 Mansfield Road inbound are set to begin Monday, September 14th and run until Friday, September 25th—except weekends—shutting down traffic between Goose Fair Island and Mapperley Road/Forest Road East from 8 PM to 6 AM. Drivers should expect detours via Gregory Boulevard, Alfreton Road, Upper Parliament Street, and South Sherwood Street. Outbound traffic remains mostly...

Road Work Alerts for Rushcliffe This Week | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

Roads in Rushcliffe are buzzing this week with major disruptions—sewer repairs, gas line work, and telecoms upgrades are causing temporary traffic lights and closures across multiple neighborhoods. Debdale Lane in Keyworth is fully closed until Friday, September 18th, while Station Road in Plumtree, Leake Road in Gotham, and Main Street in Cropwell Butler all have rolling or 24/7 lights for essent...

Capitol Cinema Revival in Bobbers Mill | Nottingham News 13.09.2026

A historic 1936 cinema in Bobbers Mill, Nottingham—once the Capitol Cinema and later a church—is set for a dramatic revival after three years of closure. Now on Historic England’s at-risk register, the Grade II-listed building is poised to reopen thanks to a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant. The Mount Zion Apostolic Church, which has held services elsewhere, plans to return and restore the ven...

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