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Plans to regenerate the Stockyard into a creative and market destination have twice been delayed.
All Saints is a Grade I listed building, with parts of the it dating back to the 11th Century.
Nottingham City Council approved the removal of two trees outside a mosque in Sneinton.
Lucy Gossage reflects on what it takes to conquer some of the toughest races on the planet.
The Canal and River Trust says the paddles within Kilby Lock were opened.
The amount of bird excrement is posing a health risk to those using a green space.
For these enthusiasts, the set-up is part of the "magic" and has earned them thousands of followers.
More than £3,000 is raised by customers and friends to help Claire Bailey make lasting memories.
Maggie Thurman reunites with those who saved her after falling ill at Hathersage Swimming Pool.
Andy Burnham says there is "no way" the East Midlands will lose out on infrastructure projects.
An inquest hears Orion Homer's mother also had a lack of contact with midwives out of prison.
The 16-year-old allegedly wrote he wanted to "hijack someone's car" and "run over a few people".
The fair, which dates back more than 700 years, has returned to the Forest Recreation Ground.
Police say a 30-year-old man died in hospital while the pedestrian, 39, suffered serious injuries.
Scott Bradley had been drinking and taking cocaine the day before he killed Kathleen O'Neil.
Szymon Babynko will stand trial over the death of Isaac Clare-Watts at a Summer Solstice gathering.
Temporary signs near the A38 were intended to divert traffic to nearby Hilton and Egginton.
A large plume of smoke is rising from the site and people should shut windows and doors.
The road is shut at Finger Farm Island with "significant disruption" being reported.
A group of litter pickers that found the haul says the problem has been getting worse.