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A new study has revealed that more than 20 per cent of Brits dislike Christmas, with overcrowded shops, Christmas dinner and spending time with family topping the list of things they hate.

With many parts of Nottinghamshire forecast to receive the first bout of cold this winter this week, residents have been advised about acting wise to keep warm and well.

The Awsworth community has been left upset and concerned after the lollipop lady outside a school was hit by a car.

Broxtowe's MP Anna Soubry said in a passionate letter to constituents that she is "appalled and embarrassed to be a Conservative MP" after her party called a vote of no confidence in Theresa May.

There are 337 schools in Nottinghamshire – 281 primary, 45 secondary and 11 special schools, writes Coun Philip Owen, chairman of the children and young persons committee at Nottinghamshire County Council.

Sunny spells and isolated showers with cold temperatures are expected across most parts of the East Midlands today (December 13).

Police in Nottinghamshire have issued a warning after a rise in fraudsters pretending to be police officers.

Clothing retailer Superdry - which has a store in Nottinghamshire - has warned it may close shops after announcing lower than expected profits.

Nottinghamshire Police has issued some winter driving tips for motorists as the temperatures start to drop.

Animal charity RSPCA is bracing for its busiest day this Christmas period, December 11, based on 2017’s statistics.

If you're planning to get out and about in Nottinghamshire on Saturday, you might need to rethink your plans as we could be set for some snow.

Nottinghamshire County Council has announced that it is shelving plans to create one or two new ‘super councils’ in the county.

With just two weeks to go before Christmas Day, the festivities are well underway - particularly when it comes to treating the taste buds.

A clear morning is expected to pass on Tuesday (December 11) as cloudy conditions take hold for the day.

For two-and-a-half years, the country’s eyes have mostly been on Brexit and I know many of you are sick of hearing about it, writes Gloria De Piero MP.

To a generation it is among the most enduring slogans in living memory.

The world was a different place in many ways when the adage, “a dog is for life, not just for Christmas’ was unleashed 40 years ago.

But not so far removed for it to have lost its relevance today.