Joseph Connolly
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Major new plan for landmark town building unveiled with demolition proposed (opens the original)
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Mansfield District Council has unveiled detailed new plans for the regeneration of the former Beales department store in the town for the first time. The authority has submitted a planning application to itself which includes 65 documents revealing how the building is set to look when it is transformed into “Mansfield Connect”. Once completed, it will serve as a “civic and community hub” – a shared space for organisations like the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and Mansfield’s Business I
Regulator forced to step in amid new issues at notorious mental health hospital (opens the original)
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Regulators have been forced to step in at a troubled mental health unit after an inspection raised worrying new concerns. The Rowan 2 ward at Highbury Hospital in Nottingham, run by Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, has been hit with nine restrictions on how it can operate. Inspectors from the Care Quality Commission (CQC), which regulates health institutions in the UK, raised concerns following an “unannounced monitoring visit” on July 2. They returned four days later, again unannounced, on
They were supposed to be dream homes – they’ve turned into a nightmare (opens the original)
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Water is soaking through the brown-stained walls. Buckets are placed all over the floor to catch drips. The fire alarm is hanging from its wires after becoming dislodged from the ceiling. This home, at Trent Basin on the banks of Nottingham’s iconic river, cost Kayla De Beer nearly £400,000 when she bought it less than two years ago. But just four weeks after the roof started leaking at the end of August, it’s barely habitable. The first phase of Trent Basin – a joint regeneration project betwee
Tiny council to stream meetings to stop conspiracy theories (opens the original)
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A parish council has agreed to livestream its meetings in a bid to address conspiracy theories over transparency. Blidworth Parish Council, near Mansfield, has been the subject of questions for several months about how it conducts business behind the scenes. The allegations intensified earlier this year when residents who wanted to film meetings were told to place their cameras in a designated area of the room and to inform the council on the morning of the meeting if they intended to record. Th
Food hygiene inspectors find old bacon in takeaway's fridge (opens the original)
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A Nottinghamshire takeaway was given a zero-star food hygiene rating after bacon that was two months out of date was found in its fridge. Food Court on Wilford Road in Ruddington was visited by food standards officers on April 22 this year. The takeaway sold a variety of cuisines, including pizza, burgers, kebabs and curry, and only opened in the south Nottinghamshire village at the beginning of February. But at the time of the inspection, two packets of Istanbul Turkey Rashers were found in the
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