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Ashfield District Council leader Jason Zadrozny resigns after fraud conviction (opens the original)
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The leader of Ashfield District Council has resigned after being convicted of fraud and tax evasion. Jason Zadrozny, of Stanton Hill, was accused of setting up a fake heritage group to defraud Nottinghamshire County Council out of thousands of pounds. On Monday at Northampton Crown Court, the 46-year-old was found guilty of nine counts of fraud and four counts of tax evasion after a four-week trial. He has also resigned from the Ashfield Independents group, but confirmed he has not yet resigned
Nottingham City Council underspend to help with cost of living (opens the original)
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Nottingham City Council is to provide more support with the cost of living after spending millions of pounds less than expected, the authority's deputy leader has said. It was announced earlier this summer that the Labour-run council had underspent by more than £20m in the 2025-26 financial year. Ethan Radford said details were still being finalised but the council would shortly announce a series of one-off measures "designed to alleviate pressure on individuals and businesses." "Many of these p
Nottinghamshire among first to suspend fridge and freezer collections (opens the original)
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Council fridge and freezer waste collections have been suspended in Nottinghamshire due to a national shortage of space at disposal sites. Collections will be suspended for four weeks initially from Monday next week and will be reviewed weekly, the county council said. A council spokesperson said: "We fully recognise that this will be frustrating for residents and we would only take this step where it is necessary." A spokesperson for the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra)
Nottinghamshire County Council apologises after parent email data breach (opens the original)
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A council has apologised after revealing personal details of parents in an email about school bus passes. The email, seen by the BBC, was sent to parents by Nottinghamshire County Council on Friday. It contained the full names and reference numbers of dozens of students, as well as the names and email addresses of other parents and carers. A council spokesman confirmed there had been a data breach following a mail merge project to send reminders about school bus pass payments. The spokesman adde
Investigation after ill-tempered Newark council meeting halted (opens the original)
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An investigation is under way after a "breakdown in proceedings" led to a council meeting being called off. During a heated discussion about councillors' allowances at Newark and Sherwood District Council on Tuesday, which was streamed online,, external an incident took place off camera which led to the stand-in chair calling a halt to the session. Sources present at the meeting told the BBC that Simon Forde, leader of the Independents for Newark & District group, "lost himself" and "behaved agg
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