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The moments before 'selfish' driver killed ex-soldier in horror city crash (opens the original)
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CCTV traffic cameras captured the moments seconds before a "selfish and reckless" banned driver killed a former soldier by crashing into the back of a his car on a busy city road. The footage shows disqualified driver Rowan Grant undertaking, weaving in and out of traffic, and accelerating to 87mph before he collided with Andrew Lister’s vehicle on the A610 Nuthall Road. The victim, a 36-year-old father, was killed as a result while his partner, Laura Whatton, suffered multiple fractures and spe
Busy city street closed after pedestrian injured in serious crash (opens the original)
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A busy Nottingham street "will be closed for some time" following a serious collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian. Motorists have been asked to avoid Wilkinson Street in Basford, following the incident at 2.45pm on Thursday afternoon (October 1). Nottinghamshire Police says it is investigating the crash and the pedestrian involved has been taken to hospital. "The road will be closed for some time while an investigation takes place. We ask motorists to avoid the area," a spokesperson for
Police officer given final warning after grandma said she'd be 'cut up' (opens the original)
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A Nottinghamshire Police officer has been given a final warning over his "wholly inadequate" response to an incident in which a grandmother was threatened with being "cut up and put in the bin." A second officer who attended the incident in St Ann's on October 29, 2024, would also have been given the same punishment, had she not already resigned. PC Thomas Lee-Storey and former PC Amy Jowett did not record any crime, record anything the victim had told them or do anything to safeguard her on the
Hundreds of parking tickets issued at Goose Fair as some cars towed (opens the original)
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Hundreds of drivers have been slapped with fines for parking on prohibited streets during the first weekend of Nottingham's Goose Fair. Nottingham City Council said more than 500 penalty charge notices (PCNs) were issued to drivers for vehicles parked around the Forest Recreation Ground between Friday and Sunday (September 25 to 27). A strict ban prohibits parking on more than 30 residential streets around the recreation ground during the annual fair, which will run until October 4 this year. Th
Extremist group pictured doing Nazi salutes at social club gathering (opens the original)
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Members of an extreme far-right group have been pictured doing Nazi salutes and displaying a Swastika flag at a private Nottinghamshire social club gathering. The Underwood Miners' Welfare, known as The Junction @ Underwood, hosted several members of Active Club England last Saturday evening (September 26). The group has been described by anti-semitism organisations as a "nationwide network of localised white supremacist crews" and a past BBC investigation found members hailed Adolf Hitler as a
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