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18/07/2025

💬Are you on the waiting list?

City Council says the supply of council housing is “falling significantly short of demand”. There are now more than 11,000 people in the city waiting for social housing.

16/07/2025

Further progress is being made to open up a ‘ghost’ tram stop in Nottingham that could serve a new NHS diagnostics centre.

Foundations for the Broad Marsh tram stop were built on the viaduct along Middle Hill during the construction of the first phase of the NET network in 2004.

The foundations were built into the viaduct, just south of the Nottingham Contemporary, to provide an option for future expansion were it to be needed.

Tram bosses are now looking to begin discussions over the stop with the relevant parties involved in the regeneration of the wider Broad Marsh site.

Back in March, the Government’s housing and regeneration agency, Homes England, agreed to buy the former Broadmarsh shopping centre site. It has promised to work with the city council to realise its vision for the land.

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust will also be building a new diagnostics centre in Lister Gate, which will be able to quickly test patients without them having to go to hospital, cutting down the backlog of people waiting for MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound scans, and other tests.

Alison Sweeney, NET head of marketing, said meetings are planned with Homes England and the NHS trust to discuss the new stop.

Full story in comments.

15/07/2025

Nottingham's biggest summer party is just 4 days away, with Jake Bugg, Bloc Party, Travis and the Kaiser Chiefs the key acts taking to the Wollaton Hall stage. We'll be down there with our red bus interviewing some of the biggest acts so come and give us a wave!

We will have our annual show for you right here on the channel. And as we look forward to the Kaiser Chiefs headlining the Sunday - here's our interview with them when they last headlined in 2017.

10/07/2025

In June the airfield was shut, having been purchased by housing developer Vistry in 2022.

Vistry has submitted plans for 400 homes – with wider plans for 1,600 homes and a new school – on the site, after it was allocated for housing under Rushcliffe Borough Council’s local plan.

However the Save Nottingham City Airfield campaign group says it has concerns over the area being disturbed due to its historic uses as a disposal site for old aircraft.

The airfield was used for the servicing of RAF aircraft during the Second World War, and after the war it is believed more than 1,200 aircraft, including Lancaster bombers, were taken apart, burnt, and buried on the site.

This process included the disposal of the luminising dials – made using radium-226 at the time – from the cockpits.

Concerns were originally raised 17 to 18 years ago, when Rushcliffe Borough Council conducted an investigation into the incidence of acute myeloid leukemia at the nearby Tollerton mobile home park.

Full story: https://nottstv.com/past-use-of-tollerton-airfield-being-taken-seriously-as-campaigners-say-theyre-concerned-as-hell/

10/07/2025

A local charity, AdvoCATS is voicing concerns and campaigning for action to support tenants with pets - and achieve changes as part of new Government reforms.

10/07/2025

Residents of several Notts villages have raised concerns at a planning hearing this week, which if approved could see is one of the largest solar farms in Europe built on their doorstep.

The One Earth Solar Farm will be built on the Nottinghamshire/Lincolnshire border and would be able to generate energy for more than 200 thousand homes, but residents say the green project poses risks not just to them, but also the environment too.

08/07/2025

📚✨ Don’t Miss the Final Chapter! ✨📚

Tonight at 9pm, we turn the last page on an unforgettable journey. In the final episode of The Book Club Show, Becky and our panel of booklovers shares reflections on the power of books to connect, inspire, and transform. 💬❤️

As we say goodbye, we’ll relive the magic with a special montage of the best moments from across all four series—laughter, debates, revelations, and the stories that brought our book community together. 🎬📖

To our incredible audience and the entire book club community: thank you for reading along with us, for every comment, every recommendation, and every shared story. This chapter may be ending, but the love of books lives on. 💫

📺 Tune in tonight at 9pm for a beautiful send-off here on Notts TV and YouTube

Let’s celebrate the stories 📚

08/07/2025

'It's not just any pub'

More than 2,000 people have signed a petition against planned changes at a Nottinghamshire village boozer over fears it will become a ‘generic chain’.

07/07/2025

📚✨ After 4 incredible years, the final chapter of the Notts TV Book Club is here!

Join us this Tuesday at 9pm on Notts TV and YouTube as we celebrate the stories, the authors, and the amazing community that made it all so special. We’ll be talking all things books and looking back at some of our favourite reads from over the years. 💬❤️

Whether you’ve been with us from the start or just discovered us, don’t miss this heartfelt send-off to a brilliant series. Let’s turn the last page together. 📖

07/07/2025

A burglar who targeted the elderly and vulnerable by breaking into key safes has been jailed for more than six years.

Craig Mercer got into three homes in the south of Nottingham and Rushcliffe by smashing his way into the devices between December 2024 and February this year.

Key safes are often used by the elderly so other people can get into their homes in an emergency once given the codes.

Mercer would force them open to get to the keys inside and then ransack each property, stealing cash, jewellery, bank cards and electronics.

Notts Police caught Mercer red-handed when they raided his home and found stolen property inside, following an investigation.

At court, he pleaded guilty to burglaries at Musters Road, Ruddington, on December 21 2024, Blake Road, West Bridgford, on January 29 2025 and Scarf Walk, Wilford, on February 17.

07/07/2025

Councillors say Gypsy and Traveller families living at a large site in Newark continue to be left “in limbo” over their futures.

A number of residents of the Tolney Lane site have been looking to get permanent planning permission from Newark and Sherwood District Council to give them more certainty over where they can live.

However the authority’s officers said there were “significant flood risk concerns” and recommended an extension to temporary planning consent should be given instead.

At a Planning Committee meeting on Thursday (July 3), planning permissions for two separate sites at Tolney Lane were considered.

The first site is located at Shannon Falls, on the northern side of Tolney Lane, and is included in the council’s plan for the allocation of land to Travellers – which is currently at a draft stage.

It has existed on temporary permission since 2022.

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