Kerry Coupe
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- Sep 9, 2026
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Did farm shop live up to expectations when I finally pulled in for a meal? (opens the original)
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A bank holiday with no plans for me is the perfect time to try somewhere new. So a friend and I agreed to meet for lunch at Maxeyâs Farm Shop and Kitchen in Kirklington, a place Iâd driven past many times and not pulled in to. I expected it to be packed on August bank holiday Monday - the car park is usually full, particularly when thereâs some sort of event on, like pumpkin picking, but it was surprisingly easy to find a space. We had a meander around the homewares shop before heading int
Children and dog steal the show in musical led by star performer (opens the original)
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Never work with children or animals - or so the saying goes. And itâs a saying that those behind the musical Annie, which arrived at Nottinghamâs Royal Concert Hall last night (Tuesday, September 1), rightly chose to ignore. From the opening scenes, which began before the audience were fully seated, it was a cast of seven small children - on this occasion, the Rockefeller Team, that led the way - with June Young excelling in the role of Annie. The show set in 1930s New York follows the story
School celebrates best ever results (opens the original)
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The Priory Belvoir Academy in Bottesford celebrated its best ever GCSE results this year. Students, parents and staff delighted in their achievements at the school while collecting their results. Head teacher Levon Newton said: âI am absolutely thrilled that the class of 2026 have produced our highest set of attainment grades as a result of their dedication, resilience, commitment and excellent attendance. âThey have been a delight to teach and deserve this success. Students and staff have w
Nottinghamshire in drought status after driest July on record (opens the original)
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The area has moved into drought status after the driest July on record. The National Drought Group now says that 71.3% of England is in drought status, including the East Midlands, affecting 45m people in total. All regions are experiencing pressure on their water resources - with increasing impacts across agriculture, public supplies, navigation, and the environment. In the East Midlands, the Environment Agency has been working with partners including fisheries, councils and the Canal and River
Sweet musical serves up all the ingredients for success (opens the original)
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âIt only takes a taste when itâs something special,â sang Jenna and Dr Pomatter. And once youâve had a taste of the musical Waitress, youâll want to go back for more. Waitress opened at Nottinghamâs Royal Concert Hall to a sold-out audience last night (Monday, August 10) and the description in the programme of the show as a âjoyful juggernautâ couldnât be more accurate. It follows Jenna, a waitress at Joeâs Pie Diner in a small town, who dreams of a better life, away from her
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