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Government keeping eye on council after leader's conviction (opens the original)
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The government has been in contact with Ashfield District Council after the court conviction of its former leader as MPs call for intervention at the authority. Jason Zadrozny was found guilty of nine counts of fraud by false representation and four counts of income tax evasion following a Northampton Crown Court trial that concluded on September 21. Councillor Zadrozny remains a member of the authority but has stepped down as leader, with Councillor Samantha Deakin recently chosen as his replac
Goose Fair neighbours face 'over the top' parking permit scheme (opens the original)
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People living near Nottingham's Goose Fair say a city council parking permit scheme this year is "completely over the top" and too complicated. The historical annual attraction officially opened at the Forest Recreation Ground on September 25 and runs until October 4, having first become a 10-day event in 2022. Residents of Austen Avenue in Forest Fields say a temporary permit scheme on their road was introduced for the first time last year to stop Goose Fair visitors from making it difficult fo
New Forest tram station could help manage 20,000 extra fans (opens the original)
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A new tram stop to serve Nottingham Forest's City Ground has been suggested to manage the 20,000 extra fans who could be flocking to the stadium. The idea would involve a four-platform NET stop above a new River Trent bridge outside the City Ground, and the East Midlands Mayor says the concept should be considered. The club was recently given the go-ahead to increase capacity at its historic West Bridgford home, but before any work can begin, the Reds must set out detailed plans to manage the ex
Final decision on city expansion needed 'as quickly as possible' (opens the original)
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A final decision on a huge boundary shake-up that could lead to an expanded Nottingham is needed "as quickly as possible". Nottingham was set to expand into several areas of Broxtowe, Rushcliffe and Gedling from 2028 until the government paused the plan whilst it carried out a 'rapid review.' Claire Ward, the Labour East Midlands Mayor, supports a government review on the Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) programme, but believes it needs to be "swift" in giving people clarity on what comes n
Update on key review into extending Nottingham's tram network (opens the original)
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People will have to wait "a little longer" to find out whether Nottingham's tram network could extend to their area as transport officials focus on the fallout from a bus company's collapse. The CT4N bus operator suddenly stopped trading in August and efforts immediately got under way to save as many of their routes as possible. East Midlands Mayor Claire Ward has led on the effort to save the routes and she has warned that other bus operators may soon be asking for more money from her authority
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