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Is key Nottingham bridge getting the investment it needs? (opens the original)
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Concerns have been raised over whether a major city bridge is getting enough investment as Nottingham Forest presses ahead with City Ground expansion plans. Trent Bridge is currently maintained by the Bridge Estate charity, for which Nottingham City Council is the sole trustee. City councillor and Nottingham Forest fan, Steve Battlemuch, has long been campaigning to turn the bridge into a tourist attraction featuring a walk of fame. He says the bridge, which carries 50,000 vehicles every day and
‘Collapse’ of group predicted after court case as defection to Reform announced (opens the original)
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An Ashfield councillor has defected to Reform UK after his former group’s leader was convicted of fraud and tax evasion offences. Ashfield District Council’s former leader Jason Zadrozny was found guilty of nine counts of fraud and four counts of income tax evasion at Northampton Crown Court on September 21. The 46-year-old had led the authority on behalf of the Ashfield Independents since 2018, but announced his resignation as leader of the council and the group the day after he was convicted.
New council boss chosen after former leader convicted of fraud offences (opens the original)
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The new leader of Ashfield District Council has been announced after its former boss was found guilty of fraud and tax evasion offences. Jason Zadrozny was found guilty of nine counts of fraud and four counts of income tax evasion at Northampton Crown Court on September 21. The 46-year-old had led the authority on behalf of the Ashfield Independents since 2018, following an earlier stint as leader in the 2000s for the Liberal Democrats. He resigned as council leader and leader of the group just
Homeless women staying up all night due to fear of violence on city's streets (opens the original)
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“Women feel they don’t matter, that they don’t exist, that no-one cares about them. There is no provision in the same way as there is for men,” says Louise Wilkins, the team leader at Nottingham’s Health Shop. The Health Shop, based in Broad Street, Hockley, provides drug and sexual health support and advice – particularly to homeless women. Alongside staff from Framework, the Nottingham Recovery Network and the NHS, its small team has formed what’s known as the Access Project, which seeks to me
Concern as thousands of working council tenants can't pay rent (opens the original)
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Thousands of working people in Nottingham are in significant rent arrears, new figures show. As of March this year, 23 percent of all council tenants – around 5,357 people – were in arrears totalling £2.6 million. Nottingham City Council says many people are unable to pay rent due to high levels of poverty, with the city ranking 18th out of 296 local authority areas for deprivation. Of the tenants in arrears, almost 4,000 were not claiming Universal Credit or housing benefits, which councillors
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