netherfield
Back in the Day - Issue 20
Today we look into the history of Home Ales and a popular Victorian tea room in Mapperley that was target by thieves
Gedling Eye Reporters
local history
Back in the Day - Issue 19
Today we look into the history of Gedling House, a crime that gripped Arnold and a theft of dog food in Netherfield
Richard Herrod Centre
Council chiefs expect 'no delays' to Richard Herrod Centre demolition despite planning setback
Plus - State of high streets | Weather update
HMOs
Crime falls across Gedling as police report drop in thefts and anti-social behaviour
Plus - Record store opens | Planning round-up | Weather update
local history
Back in the Day - Issue 18
Today we look back at Lord Byron's life at Newstead Abbey, a gun drama in Carlton and coal thefts from Gedling Colliery
HMOs
Residents in Netherfield to ‘give evidence’ on how HMOs impacts their town
Plus - Park revamp | A-Level Round-up | Flag result | Bike track call
local history
Back in the Day - Issue 17
Today we look back at the factories that shaped Netherfield, A train driver who fell off the wagon and a council in hot water over housing
gp surgeries
New Carlton Active centre moves closer as planning application reaches key milestone
Plus - LGR legal bid | Your say on Carlton Active | Roadworks
gp surgeries
OPINION: 'Sticking plaster solutions won't keep current leisure centres open - a new facility is desperatly needed'
Plus - Pride Awards | Your say on Carlton Active | Bonington Update
local history
Back in the Day - Issue 16
Today we look back at a reports of a woman unable to conceive due to living in a high-rise flat, a 1930s report of an unprovoked pub assault in Netherfield and an Arnold murder story from 1896.
gp surgeries
REVEALED: Plans for new £30m leisure centre in Carlton submitted by council
Plus - Crime figures released | Retro feature | Weekend weather
local history
Back in the Day - Issue 15
Today we look back at a report of serious assault on a railway worker in 1926 and a power outage that plunged more than 2,000 homes into darkness in 1964