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'A rogue trader took £30k from us and left. We can't afford to fix anything' (opens the original)
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When cowboy builder Sean Gartland ran away from the renovation of Julie and Martin Schermer's home, he didn't just take £30,000, he stole their home. "It's depressing because coming in here is not like coming home anymore," says Mrs Schermer. "I don't call it home; it's just a roof over my head. That's what I should call it." Almost five years after Gartland ditched the job, the Bilsthorpe couple still effectively live on a building site, with no fireplace or kitchen. The couple, both aged in th
Man found with 'large knife' hidden in sock in city centre (opens the original)
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A man was reportedly found walking around Nottingham city centre with a "large knife" hidden in his sock. Reports of a man carrying a knife were made to Nottinghamshire Police in the early hours of Tuesday, September 1, after concerns were raised with security staff at a bar in Thurland Street. The city council's CCTV operators monitored the suspect's movements and provided updates to officers, who located Kurtis Swinscoe at the junction of Carlton Street and George Street in the Hockley area. T
Mum pays tribute to 'beautiful boy' killed in off-road bike crash (opens the original)
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The mum of a four-year-old boy who died in a Newark off-road bike crash has paid tribute to her "beautiful boy". Robert Henry Steele, who died in the Churchill Drive collision that took place at 6pm on Sunday (August 30), has been been described as "such a big character, full of love, big smiles and cheeky charm". Nottinghamshire Police previously confirmed that emergency services were called to the scene of the crash where Robert, who was a passenger on the bike, was pronounced dead at the scen
People told to stop climbing Goosey as 'Goose King' mounts statue (opens the original)
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The city council has warned people not to climb Goosey the Goose Fair goose after the self-declared 'Goose King' mounted the iconic Nottingham statue. Nottingham City Council said it was aware of members of the public scaling the mascot, which was recently placed in its usual spot at the centre of a roundabout near Forest Recreation Ground ahead of the historic fair later this month. One of those is online influencer the 'Goose King', who has uploaded multiple videos to TikTok of him sat atop th
Castle Rock Brewery announces 'incredibly exciting' move to new site (opens the original)
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Nottingham's largest independent brewery has announced an "incredibly exciting" move to a new site. Castle Rock Brewery confirmed on Thursday, September 3 it had been given planning permission for its proposed relocation to a historic brewing site in Old Basford, following the sale of its current site in Traffic Street. The new site, off Percy Street, has a "remarkable brewing heritage", having originally been constructed for the Prince of Wales Brewery in 1891, remaining in operation into the e
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