Louis Corbett
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Meet the group sprucing up run-down areas of city to make them shine again (opens the original)
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From spraying brownfield sites with flower seeds to guerrilla gardening in run-down areas, this wildlife group is doing everything in its power to make Nottingham wild and colourful again. Grow Notts, founded by Jack Harris, 31, has been operating as a community interest company since 2022, with the aim of bringing forgotten-about areas back to life through nature while educating and engaging the community. Mr Harris was an organic grower elsewhere in the country before moving back to Nottingham
'We left them behind' say family heartbroken after city fire (opens the original)
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Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service chiefs say a huge scrapyard fire is 'under control' as one of those forced to evacuate described her daughter as being 'distraught'. The fire service says it is 'optimistic' that those living in the five homes that have been evacuated due to the Radford Road incident will be able to return in "the next few hours". Six appliances from Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service are in attendance at the business fire in Radford Road, Old Basford, after the incid
Pair 'caught red-handed' after prison staff intercepted illicit package (opens the original)
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Two drug smugglers have been jailed after attempting to drop off a package into a Nottinghamshire prison with a drone. Police responded to a drone incursion at HMP Lowdham Grange on September 5, 2023, shortly before 4pm, after prison staff recovered a package that contained cannabis resin, deal bags, large bags of cannabis and a mobile phone. Officers were deployed to the area, and a vehicle of interest was found near the prison moments before the drone drop. The Peugeot van was then followed to
Urgent plea issued to help fund beloved event after money runs dry (opens the original)
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An urgent plea to help bankroll a popular Nottinghamshire town event has been launched after government funding ran dry. Organisers of Beeston Light Night have issued the plea after three successful events brought in around 10,000 attendees each and helped bring in a boost for Beeston's high street too. The free event, which is run by the Illuminate the Midlands Consortium and the Beeston Civic Society, usually features a number of temporary light installations in the town centre, along with fam
'Lifeline' sex worker charity reopens after a year of closure (opens the original)
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A £500,000 grant has given a Nottingham sex worker charity a lifeline to reopen its Radford site after a year of "significant disruption" to its services. POW Nottingham Ltd, in Independent Street, Radford, experienced significant disruption to its services after a temporary closure of its building in 2025 following a serious incident. It also referred itself to the Charity Commission. The exact nature of the incident has never been revealed. Now it will reopen after receiving a grant from Natio
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