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'There is nothing else': Patients launch fight to save vital hospital service (opens the original)
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“There’s nothing like it. Nothing else in the district,” is how one patient describes a vital service at a Nottinghamshire hospital, which is expected to close. The hydro pool at King’s Mill, which provides hydrotherapy to people across the East Midlands, will reportedly close its doors at the end of November. Sherwood Forest Hospitals Foundation Trust, which manages King’s Mill, has confirmed that the pool is due to close, but have not said when this will happen. It has been alleged that the de
Teen with Paralympic dream endured nine months of pain after incident at shop (opens the original)
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A blind student suffered concussion, headaches and memory issues for nine months after she walked into Superdry & Co's store front shutters that had been pulled down before the shop had officially closed. Chelsea Hudson, 19, was entering the Nottingham branch of Superdry with her boyfriend, who is also blind, but had not realised a member of staff had already made plans to shut the store. As she attempted to enter the shop, which was the store’s former location in Victoria Centre, Chelsea struck
'Panic' as pensioners stuck in flats after lifts broke down (opens the original)
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Residents in a retirement complex in West Bridgford claim they were left stranded in their apartments for four days after their only working lift broke. “It’s absolutely disgusting,” says June Hamer, 81, who has lived in the three-storey Hilton Grange Complex, on Hilton Crescent, for 12 years. The complex, which is open to people aged over 55, has two lifts but residents claim one has been out of action for weeks, meaning that when the second broke on Saturday (September 19) some residents on th
Former Wilko store transformed in £3.1 million project (opens the original)
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A former Wilko store, which has stood empty since 2023, has just re-opened its doors - but this time as a new college campus for young people training for careers in the construction industry. West Nottinghamshire College has officially opened the doors to its new Portland Square construction centre, in Sutton-in-Ashfield, following a £3.1 million redevelopment of the large-scale premises on Outram Street. College leaders and representatives from Ashfield District Council, the Ministry of Housin
Airport passengers faced disruption as overturned lorry closed key route (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Motorists on their way to East Midlands Airport faced significant disruption today after a lorry overturned on the A453. The vehicle overturned between the airport and East Midlands Gateway following an incident at Finger Farm Island on Friday, September 25. The road, near Castle Donnington, was closed for a significant period while emergency services att
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