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John Mann is celebrating 10 years as an MP (w110610-3c)

We need to clamp down on net abuse

I have previously raised in this column the scandal of Starbucks paying less tax for the whole of their UK operation than an independent café on Bridge Street.

Worksop South-East Beat Team (w120322-9)

Keep the peace and enjoy this summer

New PCSO Dan Gilbert has been getting stuck in and making his presence felt by assisting in the arrest of four offenders over the last few weeks. Dan helped his police officer colleagues in the detention of two men wanted for failing to appear at court and two others suspected of being involved in a burglary.

Reading club at Grannys Tea Room in Todwick. Pictured are Betty Williamson, Marilyn White, Joyce Ing and Eileen Northall G130607-7a

Todwick: Reading in the parlour at Granny’s

You don’t need Richard and Judy to set up a book club.

A Nottinghamshire wide survey of Glow Worms has been set up by Trevor Pendleton of TDP Invertabrate Surveyors and Consultants. Pictured are Trevor with his wife Dilys (w130606-2a)

Beetles could be glowing, glowing gone

Have you ever seen a glow worm?

Inspector Phil Davies

Protecting your beloved garden

We are currently running a campaign entitled ‘Trust Gnome One.’

A.A. Grundi rss

Children at Kiveton Park Infants School took part in an African drumming workshop as part of World Week at the school. Pictured are some of the children that took part with drum tutor Steven Kasamba (w130524-1j)

Kiveton Infants bang their own drum - VIDEO


Clumber Gardener rss

Clumber Park, Walled Garden picture of Chris Margrave.

Clumber Gardener: 50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾

Last month the National Trust launched its 2013 campaign “50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾.”

Firefighters from Maltby Blue Watch visited Maltby Manor Primary School on Wednesday in a fire engine so children to learn about what they do

Firefighters visit to Maltby Manor - SLIDESHOW


John Mann rss

Bassetlaw residents have joined MP John Mann in submitting their concerns regarding the proposed cuts to local ambulance stations

Creative coffins for our MPs

African craftsman’s Paa Joe’s display of creative coffins at Clumber Park is a superb example of entrepreneurial business development with coffins being designed and made to match the character of the deceased person.

Bassetlaw residents have joined MP John Mann in submitting their concerns regarding the proposed cuts to local ambulance stations

Tackle extremism at source

The discovery of an alleged terrorist living in nearby Saxilby in Lincolnshire sould act as a wakeup call.

SLIDESHOW: Outwood Academy Portland “Big Lunch” event


Katie Humble rss

Local Policing rss

Worksop South West beat team PC Jason Crofts and PCSO Jaime Shaw

Thieves capitalise on cycling craze

Get a bit of good weather these days and we are all out on our bikes. The ‘Wiggins effect’ is still strong a year on from the Olympics, thanks to events such as last week’s Milk Race in Nottingham and this next month’s Notts Bike Ride.

The lighter side of life - Helen Johnston rss

Facing fear in the palm of my hand

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Facing fear in the palm of my hand video

From as far back as I can remember I’ve been afraid of spiders.

Feature: Velodrome adventure

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Steven Tindall has set up a new dog training class in Shireoaks, Steven is pictured with one of his pupils, Jake (w130601-1a)

Tigers and bears and dogs? Oh my!

Stephen Tindall’s mum and dad laughed when he told them he was off to join the circus.

Janet King-the first lady President of Bassetlaw and District Cricket League in its 109 year history

Janet makes cricketing history

Cricket has been a part of Janet King’s life since the day she met her future husband.

Sophie's Boutique, Kiverton G130510-5b

Polishing up new look for old furniture

Maybe it’s the Kirstie Allsopp effect, but there seems to be a growing trend for reclaiming old furniture and giving it a new lease of life.

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