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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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Southwell FC’s Pitch Upgrade Plan | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:30
Southwell City FC is set to transform its aging grass pitch into a state-of-the-art synthetic turf facility, boosting year-round play and community access while future-proofing the club for growth and attracting top talent. 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 base...
Nottingham Betting Shop Smash | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 0:51
Nottingham Betting Shop Smash | Nottingham News
Vicky McClure Visits School Amid Renovation | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:21
St Peter’s Junior School in Ruddington just got a major upgrade — and a celebrity shout-out. After discovering rot in its historic beams, the school shut down its main building in December 2025 and launched a sleek, temporary “learning village” on-site. The highlight? One classroom was named after TV star Vicky McClure — winner of a National Television Award for “Trigger Point” and star of “Line o...
Nottingham Police Seek Witness in Assault | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:26
Nottingham police are urgently seeking public help to identify a suspect in a brutal June 17 assault on Carlton Street, Hockley — where a 26-year-old defended a friend being attacked and suffered severe injuries, including losing his teeth. Authorities released a CCTV image on Sept. 10, asking anyone with info to contact them at 101 (ref: 26000359821) or Crimestoppers anonymously. This isn’t just...
ROK Coffee House Hiring Now | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 0:59
ROK Coffee House in West Bridgford is hiring a full-time manager and supervisor—fast! Ideal for hospitality pros with team leadership experience, you’ll run daily operations, train staff, manage inventory, keep things spotless, and drive sales. Passion for coffee + strong people skills = your ticket. Apply via email or drop by the shop—part-time roles welcome too. Listen in comfort: Get a discount...
Father and Son Drown in Malta Tragedy | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:29
A father and his 11-year-old son drowned tragically in a powerful wave at Malta’s Ramla Bay, sparking an emotional inquest in Nottingham. Mohammad Qadoos, a Nottingham taxi driver, and his bright, respectful son Ayaan were swept away during a family holiday — while the mother was nearby with her other daughters. Their bodies were recovered and identified by Mr. Qadoos’ brothers. The coroner has pr...
QMC Gets Major Entrance Upgrade | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:51
Queen’s Medical Centre is getting a major upgrade with £3.7 million to fix leaks above A&E and reinforce entry bridges, while also modernizing the entrance with a redesigned car park, better drop-off zones, new canopy, bike storage, and a revamped lobby—all to boost safety, resilience, and patient experience. Construction will temporarily limit access, redirect traffic, and restrict Blue Badge par...
Queen's Medical Centre Gets Major Upgrade | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:38
Queen’s Medical Centre is investing £3.7 million to transform its main entrance — tackling waterproofing for the A&E below, upgrading bridges, reimagining parking with more drop-off spots, adding a new canopy, modernizing bike storage, and revamping the lobby. While disruptions are unavoidable, vehicle access remains via one bridge for quick drops, and Blue Badge holders must seek alternative park...
Nottingham Murder Trial Unfolds | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:26
A shocking murder trial in Nottingham unfolds as Jack Preston claims he was defending himself against a paranoid Coel Tainton, who allegedly pulled a loaded shotgun first—only for it to discharge accidentally during their struggle. Preston says Tainton’s final words were “tell my mum I love her,” but the prosecution counters with a theory that Preston sought to buy drugs from Tainton to launch his...
Nottingham Man Faces Murder Charges | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:25
Sixty-three-year-old Simon Moon from Nottingham is facing serious charges after police found a woman in her fifties injured on Lichfield Road in Sneinton on May 2nd. Arrested and pleading not guilty to attempted murder, Moon also faces assault causing grievous bodily harm with intent. He appeared via video link at Nottingham Crown Court on September 10th, wearing a grey t-shirt, and was kept in cu...
Nottingham Police Seek Witness in Assault | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:08
Nottingham police are urgently seeking a man they believe can help solve a brutal assault that left a 26-year-old with multiple missing teeth after he stepped in to defend his friend on Carlton Street. Authorities have released his image, hoping the public can identify him — crucial info could break the case. If you recognize him, call Nottinghamshire Police at 101 (ref: 26 00 359821) or Crimestop...
Bridgford Crime Update & E-Bike Seizures | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:29
An unauthorized encampment behind Marks & Spencer in West Bridgford was swiftly resolved by the local council in just two days—no police powers needed. Meanwhile, e-bike seizures are climbing, with a warning to residents: if you’re modifying bikes or riding them in anti-social ways, you could face confiscation and legal trouble. On the bright side, shoplifting and robberies in Rushcliffe hit their...
Council Mergers on Hold | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 2:08
The government has abruptly paused its sweeping plan to merge local councils, including Nottinghamshire’s nine councils, citing new legal advice and pushing elections to May next year. Local leaders like Broxtowe are furious, demanding reimbursement for tens to hundreds of thousands of pounds in staff time and resources already spent — with job security hanging in the balance. While the Ministry a...
Ferris Wheel Sex Goes Viral | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:19
A man who had sex on a Ferris wheel at a music festival ended up facing legal consequences after the moment went viral — and his boss called him to break the news. Already under a community order for a drug-driving offense, he pleaded guilty to outraging public decency after a mother with her young son witnessed the act. The boy was reportedly shaken, and the incident sparked widespread online att...
Nottingham Crackdown on Anti-Social Behavior | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:38
Nottingham’s city center is getting a major crackdown with a new Public Spaces Protection Order designed to tackle persistent anti-social behavior and make the area safer for shoppers and businesses. Covering everything from Forest Recreation Ground to Nottingham Castle, the three-year plan—launched in May—brings sweeping changes including a September 15 ban on balaclavas (with exemptions for reli...
Fly-Tipping Case in Clifton | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:16
Dean Edge from Clifton got nailed for fly-tipping trash on a country lane, slapped with a £912 fine and a criminal record after authorities caught him in the act—with help from Nottinghamshire Police. The business he worked for now faces cleanup costs too. This case is a wake-up call: illegal dumping isn’t just messy—it’s a crime with real consequences. Always use licensed waste carriers and never...
Mother of Two Found Dead in Ollerton | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:14
A tragic murder has shaken the community of Ollerton, as 52-year-old mother Anna Zukowska was found dead in her home on September 6th. Her sons, mother, and sister are devastated, honoring her as a vibrant woman with a bright future ahead. A 60-year-old neighbor, Jozef Oleszek, has been arrested and charged with her murder, with court appearance set for September 10th. Detective Inspector Stu Bars...
Nottingham Station Staff Attacked | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:20
A shocking daylight attack at Nottingham railway station left a staff member stunned after being struck on the head by a stranger—passengers watched helplessly as chaos unfolded. British Transport Police are now hunting for the suspect, releasing a photo and urging anyone with info to contact them via text or call, referencing case 36 of August 5th. Anonymous tips are also welcome through Crimesto...
Roads Rails & Trams Disruptions Today | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 2:08
Roads and rails are buzzing with updates today—Nottinghamshire’s main highways are clear, but the A52 at Wheatcroft is still slowed by planned utility work and a major junction rebuild, with lane restrictions through September and completion slated for spring 2029. Public transport riders, especially late-night travelers between Nottingham and Lincoln, Leicester, or Loughborough, should verify sch...
Bus Cut Off: Shelford and Gunthorpe Struggle | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:35
A beloved local bus route, the Rushcliffe Villager, has been axed through Shelford and Gunthorpe after major roadworks forced a reroute — leaving residents stranded. Though extra Nottsbus 747 services are running, they’re inconvenient, requiring multiple transfers and longer trips — especially hard on elderly and car-free locals trying to get to shops, doctors, or family. Eight extra weekly journe...
Tony Laing: Nottingham’s Boxing Legend | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:12
Tony Laing, the legendary Jamaican-born British boxing champion who ruled the light-welterweight division in the 80s, has passed away at 68. More than just a fighter, he became Nottingham’s beloved boxing mentor, shaping the next generation with his fiery style and unwavering dedication. Former champs and fans alike hail him as a true icon—his legacy lives on in the fighters he trained and the ele...
Reorganization Pause Hits Nottingham | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:52
The government has paused a major local government reorganization in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, scrapping plans to merge dozens of councils into just two by 2028. Councils nationwide—including this region—have already spent hundreds of thousands preparing for changes that may never come, leaving staff hired specifically for the overhaul in limbo, with some earning up to £100,000. Officials sa...
Nottingham Rebuilds Arts After Bankruptcy | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:48
Nottingham is reviving its arts scene with a bold $200,000 annual investment over five years, already distributing $150,000 to 40 groups to fund diverse events like the Queer Up Duck Festival and the African Cultural Festival, while also subsidizing theatre trips for schools to ensure every child gets cultural exposure — all part of a post-bankruptcy comeback aimed at making the city a UK cultural...
Nottingham Assault Case Deepens | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:46
Nottingham’s courtroom drama heats up as 54-year-old Mark Crampton, charged with grievous bodily harm, pleads not guilty via video link — his presence at the scene is confirmed, but his role remains in question. The attack on a 32-year-old man on Bembridge Drive in August left slash wounds, thankfully non-fatal. But this isn’t just Crampton’s case — police have arrested a fourth suspect, a 35-year...
Eight Bedrooms Without Permission | Nottingham News 10.09.2026 1:45
In Nottinghamshire, developers turned a quirky property with a fitness center and electrical shop past into an HMO—only to sneak in three extra bedrooms and skylights without planning permission. Despite missing the legal paperwork, Mansfield District Council approved it retrospectively, calling the additions “good use of wasted space” and noting they didn’t alter the residential character. The fi...
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