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'It's our highlight of the year' - the vloggers going behind the scene of Goose Fair (opens the original)
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The bollards are removed from the entrance of Nottingham's Forest Recreation Ground as a convoy of huge lorries arrive and a flock of enthusiasts ready their cameras to capture the "magic" and the mechanics behind the Goose Fair. "It's just the craziest pull-on of any fair but it's also the best one to watch - just to see the madness. "It's our highlight of the year," said Graham Ciborski. Before any other visitors arrive, he joins a group of other fairground enthusiasts who have travelled from
'Compulsive fraudster' who claimed to be a lord and doctor jailed (opens the original)
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A "compulsive fraudster" who falsely claimed to be a lord and a doctor and set up a number of fake companies has been jailed. Darren Anderson, from Gamston in Nottinghamshire, set up 13 fraudulent companies between 2022 and 2023, leaving businesses and individuals more than £200,000 out of pocket. The 43-year-old, who went by names such as Lord Timothy Ahlbeck and the 18th Duke of Ahlbeck, was also the director of five companies while banned and stole from properties he had rented. On Thursday a
Derby MP to use Mail on Sunday libel payout to fund law award (opens the original)
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An MP who was falsely accused by the Mail on Sunday of hiding a private education has said she is using her libel settlement to support first-year law students who attended state schools. Catherine Atkinson, who represents Derby North, was paid damages and costs after an article in an early edition wrongly claimed that she attended a private school. Associated Newspapers, the newspaper's publisher, corrected later editions and published an apology, external. The Labour MP, who was state-educated
The 'troublemaker' who captured 50 years of rebellion (opens the original)
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When Alan Lodge arrived in Nottingham to study photography at the age of 40, he did not see himself as an artist. Instead, he described himself as a "professional troublemaker". After attending his first free festival in 1972, the scene became part of Lodge's life and later, he left a brief career as an emergency paramedic in the London Ambulance Service to dedicate his life to capturing scenes of alternative culture. His passion was initially borne out of documenting evidence of clashes between
Police say Nottingham attacks were 'not preventable', public inquiry hears (opens the original)
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A police force has said the Nottingham attacks were not "reasonably foreseeable or preventable", a public inquiry has heard. Valdo Calocane - who was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia in 2020 - stabbed to death Barnaby Webber, Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates, and tried to kill three others, in a spate of attacks on 13 June 2023. Nottinghamshire Police dealt with Calocane on 10 or 11 occasions between 2020 and 2022, but John Beggs KC - representing the force - said police "cannot manage d
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