HeyJaredJoseph Connelly
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Campaign march as residents call for reopening of popular greenway (opens the original)
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An MP was joined by residents as he marched up to the front doors of Nottinghamshire County Councilâs offices to redeliver a petition that was ignored. Rushcliffe MP James Naish delivered the 2,500-signature petition to county bosses in January, calling for the reopening of the Radcliffe to Cotgrave greenway. It opened in 2019, but was closed in January 2024 due to safety concerns after a grass bank leading from the path to flat ground below was dug into. Two-and-a-half years later, the path r
Raw meat mishandled, rats run rampant and staff donât wash hands at popular restaurant (opens the original)
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Staff at a popular restaurant âwere not seen to wash their hands at allâ during a food hygiene inspection. Indian Nights, on Fosse Way just off the A46 between East Bridgford and Bingham, was given a zero-star food hygiene rating after a visit from an officer on June 11. The report from the inspection describes a number of problems observed - including the handling of raw meat, with hands or gloves not being washed afterwards, as well as raw meat juices being splashed around the kitchen. The
Do you know about the biggest housing plans in your part of Nottinghamshire? (opens the original)
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Itâs the oft-repeated adage: âWe need more homesâ. But with a growing population, that could never be more true â and it doesnât look like demand will be easing any time soon. New Prime Minister Andy Burnham recently said that the UK is in the middle of a âhousing crisisâ, and says he wants to speed up the construction of both council and private housing nationwide. Whether the country will be able to build quickly enough to catch up to the numbers required is a question that remai
Data shows councilâs Tories account for 97% of expenses claims â including for âbeer festivalâ (opens the original)
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Rushcliffe Borough Council has agreed to review its expenses policy after concerns were raised that some claims were âinappropriateâ. A Freedom of Information (FOI) request sent by Rushcliffe Independents councillor Ted Birch earlier this year found some councillors had been reimbursed for costs at events such as beer festivals and remembrance services. Data also showed that since 2022, 97.4% of expenses claims from Rushcliffe councillors had come from Conservative members â despite them m
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