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House prices in Nottinghamshire crept up by 0.9 per cent in September, contributing to a 4.8 per cent rise over the last 12 months.

Fires claimed seven lives and led to more than 100 casualties in Nottinghamshire over the last year, new figures show.

New figures released by the NHS show it is spending £469,000 more on diabetes prescriptions in Mansfield and Ashfield than it did three years ago as the number of people with the condition continues to rise.

Universal Credit problems are driving an increase in the number of emergency parcels handed out at food banks in Nottinghamshire, charity the Trussell Trust has claimed.

The ideal home for the growing family, this four-bedroom spacious detached property sits on a good size plot within a quiet a cul-de-sac.

A green energy scheme from which hundreds of households in Mansfield and Ashfield have benefitted, could be scrapped next year.

Loneliness is a problem for hundreds of people who receive social care in Nottinghamshire, according to official NHS figures.

The cost of childcare in Nottinghamshire has been revealed for the first time by the Department for Education.

Benefit caps have been imposed on dozens of families in Mansfield and Ashfield over the last year, new figures show.

Firefighters attended false alarms, on average, almost every fortnight at the Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

An ageing population in Derbyshire is increasing the strain on a stretched adult social care system which receives tens of thousands of requests for help every year.

The Royal College of Midwives has called on maternity wards to ‘make every possible effort for all babies to have skin-to-skin contact with their mothers within one hour of birth’.

Dozens of ‘dangerous drivers’ are still on the roads across north Nottinghamshire, despite racking up enough points for a ban.

There has been a huge growth of coffee shops and cafes in Mansfield and Ashfield.

The coming winter is likely to be even more difficult than the last for NHS trusts, staff and patients, a new report has warned.

More five-year-olds in Nottinghamshire achieved a good level of development in 2018, according to standards set by the Department for Education.

New figures have revealed nearly 10,000 children were regularly missing from Nottinghamshire’s schools during the first two terms last year.

The number of people caught with guns and knives in Mansfield has increased by more than a third, according to the latest police recorded crime statistics.

Hundreds of people in Mansfield and Ashfield have already been moved to a Universal Credit system amid concerns over whether they will have less money, new figures show.