Nottinghamshire sits in the East Midlands, bordered by South Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire; home to Nottingham city and Sherwood Forest.
A man has been charged with failing to disclose information regarding terrorist activity linked to the Heaton Park synagogue attack in Manchester. The charge is connected to the October assault that killed two worshippers and injured several others. He is remanded to appear at the Old Bailey on 25 September.
The Major Oak in Sherwood Forest has died after failing to sprout leaves this spring. RSPB confirms the ancient tree, believed to be about 1,200 years old, succumbed to climate pressures, soil compaction from footfall, and prior intervention. The death marks a significant moment for the UK’s forest heritage and prompts reflection on conservation and visitor impact.
A government-ordered review into Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust has exposed long-standing failings in maternity care, with 2,500 families and 800 staff contributing to the Ockenden inquiry. Police investigations and large fines are part of the ongoing accountability process, as the NHS faces calls for systemic reform.
A major NHS maternity investigation has identified widespread failures at Nottingham University Hospitals, with hundreds of harm cases, underlining staffing and leadership problems that span years. The review cites understaffing, culture issues, and delays in care, prompting renewed calls for accountability and reform across England’s maternity services.
The NPR project has a £45bn funding cap and aims to connect northern cities with new or upgraded rail lines. MPs warn it risks repeating HS2’s failures, with unclear costs, routes and governance. The government maintains a disciplined, phased approach while engaging mayors and Network Rail.
The Independent and The Guardian report on Ian McKellen and James Graham's film Love Letter to England, part of the National Conversation, encouraging public contributions on what unites the country ahead of England's World Cup knockout game.
A 22-year-old skydiver has died near Langar Airfield. Emergency services were called on Sunday; the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. Nottinghamshire Police and Skydive Langar are cooperating as investigators work toward a coroner's file. No other injuries have been reported.
An ongoing operation into group-based child sexual exploitation in south Wales has led to eight men being charged across Newport, Swansea, London, Birmingham, Lancashire, Edinburgh and Argyll and Bute. The charges involve rape of minors and facilitating sexual exploitation dating from 1985 to 1996. Prosecutions continue.
Garry Sobers has died aged 89. The West Indies all-rounder redefined cricket with sublime batting, varied bowling and exceptional fielding, leaving a lasting legacy across generations.
Sir Garfield Sobers has died at 89 in Barbados. A legendary West Indies all-rounder, Sobers transformed cricket with his batting, bowling and fielding. Tributes describe him as the greatest all-rounder and a symbol of Caribbean excellence.
Gen Z and millennials are embracing “soft hermitting” to cope with a busy social summer. A RiseGuide survey shows a third of young adults went days without human interaction; searches for “How to say no to plans” have doubled. Even stars like Harry Styles have taken quiet time after tours. Experts say the trend offers a way to protect mental space amid an overactive season.
A Cantonese restaurant in Bingham, Nottinghamshire, has faced two fake orders totalling about £400, undermining trust and prompting a fraud report. The owner says the incident highlights community impact and resilience as she continues running the business.
Residents in Edgelaw View, Gilmerton, face two months in temporary accommodation as groundworks are carried out. Six to eight weeks of works could stretch longer, raising concerns for schooling, transport, and bills as families await a permanent solution.
A Jersey Shore pizzeria has defended its policy not to provide a knife for guests to cut outside cakes during a fifth-birthday party, after a viral video sparked debate online. The owners say kitchen safety and business rules guide their decision, and that the restaurant remains focused on pizza, not event hosting. The incident took place at Joey Tomato’s on Jenkinson’s boardwalk in Point Pleasant Beach.
The Teaching Regulation Agency has banned Tandy L’Enfant from teaching indefinitely after findings that she amended coursework and submitted grades not supported by pupil work across multiple classes. The proceedings spanned 2023–2026, with allegations triggering internal school investigations and formal TRA action. The panel emphasised deliberate dishonesty and subversion of the national qualification’s integrity.
A wave of editorials and reporting from UK outlets highlights growing momentum for a universal, well-funded social care system as debate centers on independence, funding and visa-related worker protections. The coverage underscores the lived experiences of families and the political push to deliver reform.
Accell Group has exhausted all options and initiated insolvency proceedings for Raleigh and UK operations. Raleigh, founded in 1887 in Nottingham, was once the world’s largest bicycle maker. The move follows years of restructuring, factory relocations, and losses, with Accell now seeking an orderly process for viable activities and employment.
The UK faces a heat- and drought-driven summer, with wildfires flaring across England and Scotland. The Fire Brigades Union is calling for more equipment and funding, while authorities warn drought and heat will persist, demanding national resilience and clearer emergency planning.
The Hundred's rebranding under private owners has aimed to broaden appeal with bold branding and new identities, including Sunrisers Leeds and Manchester Super Giants. While ventures like free merchandise activations have boosted engagement, questions remain about sustainability, fan loyalty, and the economics of franchise cricket as competition nears its finals.