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Showtime for Nottingham's answer to Gareth Malone's The Choir
Tonight – after just four hours of expert tuition – Nottingham's version of TV's 'The Choir' will be performing at a Christmas concert before a 500-strong audience. LYNETTE PINCHESS has been there...
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Top ten Christmas gifts for men 2013
Men, like gifts, come in all shapes and sizes - there's the sporty one, the office one, the 'still a boy at heart' one, the romantic one, the pedantic one and if you're lucky there's the perfect one......
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Dr Ian Campbell: Why you should feel like dancing
Dr Ian Campbell, GP at Park House Medical Centre in Carlton, on why you should be dancing at those Christmas parties this year"COME on, get up!"My hand was grasped and I was pulled from my comfortable...
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Nottingham's version of Gareth Malone's The Choir wows audience
MEMBERS of Nottingham's Workplace Choir wowed a 500-strong audience after just four hours of tuition. The 35 women, both from companies and self-employed, sang I Dreamed a Dream and Carol of the Bells...
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REVIEW: A Cranmer cottage escape in the Norfolk countryside
Trying to plan a family gathering is not easy at the best of times but imagine the pressure of finding somewhere to introduce your families for the first time, coupled with the fact that none of your...
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Andy Gregory: Think of soldiers who are away for Xmas
With the families of many servicemen and women facing Christmas without their loved ones, Andy Gregory, Royal British Legion chairman for Nottinghamshire, looks at how they cope WE all have differing...
View ArticleStapleford's Christmas tree removed because of health and safety...
STAPLEFORD'S Christmas tree has been removed by Broxtowe Borough Council for health and safety reasons – and will not be replaced.Richard MacRae, chairman of the Stapleford Community Group, said the...
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Is this the UK's biggest Christmas cake?
NOTTINGHAM chefs used 1,400 eggs and a mountain of dried fruit to create what could be the UK's biggest Christmas cake. The monster bake had to be assembled outside on Friday because it was too big to...
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Pupils' cracking jokes have real pulling power
PUPILS in Notts had a chuckle when choosing their favourite jokes to appear in a store's range of Christmas crackers.People can now keep an eagle eye out for the jolly jokes – which are included in...
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No automatic right to return unwanted Christmas gifts
SHOPPERS have been warned that they may not be entitled to a refund for any unwanted Christmas presents.Under the Sale of Goods Act 1979, there is no automatic right to return goods when people have an...
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Former police officer from Netherfield says he thought he would...
FORMER police officer Brian Jelly feared he might not see Christmas Day after being rushed into hospital for emergency heart treatment.It is the third time in as many years that the 76-year-old has...
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Andy Gregory: Why I like an old-fashioned Christmas card
Feeling let down by the number of e-mailed Christmas greetings this year, Andy Gregory from Southwell says we need to keep the old ways of communicating WITH Christmas over for another year, I'm...
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Ice rink to return to Old Market Square after 20,000 get their...
ORGANISERS have vowed to bring back the ice rink to the Old Market Square next Christmas after 20,000 people got their skates on over the festive period. The rink has been one of the star attractions...
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Nottingham's Winter Wonderland: Workmen begin to dismantle...
Following five weeks of festive fun, Nottingham's Christmas Market will begin to be packed away today. It is likely to take the team of workmen around a week to take down the 50 stalls and attractions...
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What do Nottingham kids spend their pocket money on?
CHILDREN across the county are spending their pocket money on technology, according to a new survey.The amount spent by eight to 15-year-olds on computer games, music downloads and mobile phones is...
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Council to spend £21,000 on new Christmas tree lights
NEW lights for the Christmas tree in Old Market Square will be bought for £21,000.The lights replace those used for the last nine years and are the same style as lights used on all other festively...
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Will it snow at Christmas 2014 in Nottingham?
As parts of New York are covered in white, it begs the question whether Nottingham will be celebrating a white Christmas this year.As much as five foot of snow was dumped on the Buffalo area of the...
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Pride of Gedling awards: Christmas boiler fixer in running for...
CHRISTMAS is a time of goodwill - which is exactly why Chris Pearce spent last year's festive day fixing his neighbours' boiler.The Mapperley resident has been nominated as Good Neighbour of the Year...
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Same eBay 'scam' that tricked Nottingham XBox buyer foils another...
The same scam that brought a Nottingham man to global attention has been pulled on another internet shopper.Peter Clatworthy, of Bilborough, thought he had paid £450 for an XBox One console on eBay,...
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