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A Retford mum of five who is battling terminal cancer has left emotional message on Facebook saying she has ‘deteriorated quite rapidly’ and could only have a few weeks left.

Piano fans will want to pop along to Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall from 11am on Sunday, February 24.

Comedian Simon Brodkin has embarked on the third leg of his Serious Joker tour in the guise of alter ego Lee Nelson and is performing at Derby Theatre on Friday, February 22, and Nottingham’s Glee Club on Thursday, April 4.

A Worksop factory which employs around 300 people has announced to will be looking for voluntary redundancies.

Missed GP appointments in Bassetlaw cost the NHS thousands of pounds a day, new figures reveal.

More casting details have been revealed for Calendar Girls, the award-winning musical by Gary Barlow and Tim Firth, coming to Nottingham’s Theatre Royal later this year.

Controversial cuts which affect people with severe disabilities in Nottinghamshire have been partly reversed again.

The untimely injury to Mark Matheson has robbed him of a place in a special Sheffield Steelers' club-within-a-club.

The news from League One and League Two on Friday 15th February 2019.

This is a Grade II-listed property which was originally a school, but was converted many years ago to provide excellent family accommodation.

Here’s what is going off in the Championship today (Friday 15th February 2019).

Here are the stories making today’s headlines (Friday 15th February 2019).

I was delighted with last week’s news that the former Worksop Wagon Repair Depot is being bought back in to use by the Harry Needle Railroad Company (HNRC) and that there are plans to invest £6 million into the site, writes Coun Simon Greaves.

Police are warning people to be alert of pick pockets when attending busy events and concerts in Nottinghamshire.

Last week, it was announced that Cottam Power Station will end the generation of coal from September 30, writes John Mann MP.

New research from the Labour Party shows that changes to free TV licences to over-75s will cost local pensioners thousands of pounds a year, writes Sir Kevin Barron MP.