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July 02, 2025

Strikes threatened as university fails to rule out compulsory redundancies

STAFF at the cash-strapped University of Nottingham are planning strikes after bosses failed to rule out compulsory redundancies.

2 mins

Courses axed too late for city students to find new places

CONFETTI CUTBACKS LEAVE LEVEL ONE AND TWO YOUNGSTERS WITH NOWHERE TO GO

3 mins

'Don't let our lovely local become just another pub'

VILLAGERS CAMPAIGNING TO PRESERVE HORSE & GROOM'S 'UNSPOILT' CHARACTER

3 mins

Prolific offender recalled to prison just days afterbeing released

A PROLIFIC shoplifter has been returned to prison - just days after being released.

1 mins

'Dad had no idea how you let him down'

From front page

1 mins

Driver was three times over drink limit when he crashed yet again

SECOND INCIDENT IN A MONTH

2 mins

Depleted tram fleet getting back on track

NOTTINGHAM'S tram services appear to have stabilised after at least 86 early morning services were cancelled in the fortnight before a new timetable was brought in.

1 mins

Some Like It Hot... but not this hot! Film fans hit by air con problems

VUE has had to close some screens at its new Nottingham cinema less than a week after opening as air conditioning problems left some patrons complaining about being \"fried\".

1 mins

'No decision taken' on future of mental health help for cancer patients

NHS HITS BACK AT UNION CLAIMS THAT SERVICE IS FACING THE AXE

2 mins

'Great dad' Kaine 'lost his battle with the demons in his head,' says grieving mum

26-YEAR-OLD WITH MENTAL HEALTH WOES DIED HOURS AFTER POLICE RESTRAINT

3 mins

Centre listens to staff over car park hours

VICTORIA Centre bosses have gone back on their decision to open a section of its car park later after feedback from retailers.

1 mins

'Council is trying to coerce us'

TRADERS SAY WORK AT VICTORIA MARKET AIMS TO PUT OFF SHOPPERS

2 mins

...but city centre has seen better days

THERE are lies, damned lies and statistics, as we all know. But even before we published an article at the weekend saying Nottingham is a better place to live than Derby and Leicester, I had pitched an article saying precisely that, writes SAM DIMMER.

2 mins

Tech supplier goes under as sales lift fails to materialise

A DECADE-OLD firm which supplied well-known retailers and brands has gone into administration and made all its staff redundant.

1 mins

City provides backdrop for vision of future haunted by AI

FILMING WRAPS ON DIRECTOR DERRY'S HOMEGROWN SCI-FI DRAMA

2 mins

Childhood memories are falling victim to cash cuts

BORN and raised in inner-city Radford, my year's highlights were major free events.

3 mins

Deal is a big STEP into future

EDUCATION PROVIDERS AGREE TO BEGIN TRAINING STAFF FOR PIONEER ENERGY PLANT

3 mins

Call for GHF closure

DOZENS of international charities and non-governmental organisations have called for an Israeli and United States-backed aid mechanism for Gaza to be disbanded, following repeated deadly violence against Palestinians heading towards its sites.

1 mins

Arrests as Letby saga continues

THREE people who were part of the senior leadership team at the hospital where the nurse Lucy Letby worked have been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter.

1 mins

Average house price has dipped

THE average house price dipped by 0.8% month-on-month in June, according to an index.

1 mins

Palestine Action blockade at firm

PALESTINE Action has claimed to have blockaded the entrance of an Israeli defence company’s UK headquarters ahead of proposed legislation that will ban the campaign group under anti-terror laws.

1 mins

Immigration reforms for 'complete reset' laid out

LEGISLATION to end the recruitment of care workers from abroad is set to be introduced as part of a raft of immigration reforms.

1 mins

The clock's ticking on zero-hours contracts

A BAN on “exploitative” zero-hours contracts and “day-one” protections against unfair dismissal will not come into force until 2027 as the Government seeks to give businesses time to prepare for reforms.

1 mins

Easy life on trip back in time, but home's where the heart is

For the past few days, I've regressed into a past long forgotten. For reasons of geography, the ludicrous amount of time it takes to sell a house, and starting a new job near my parents, I've moved back into my childhood home for three days a week.

2 mins

Branch lines to the ancient past

Get out and explore the UK's magical forests that were around during the days of medieval kings and castles

2 mins

Spice whirl

GORGEOUS GRENADA OFFERS MARTIN FRICKER A TRUE TASTE OF THE CARIBBEAN

2 mins

£24bn energy investment is approved

THE UK's energy watchdog has sanctioned a massive £24bn investment to revamp the nation’s energy infrastructure, aligning with its commitment to a greener future.

1 mins

Reeves' tax hikes will cost car dealer an extra £30m per year

ARNOLD Clark, the car dealership behemoth, has disclosed the tax increases announced by Rachel Reeves in her inaugural Budget as Chancellor are set to cost the company an additional £30m annually.

1 mins

LOST AND FOUNDLING

WHEN he was three-months-old, baby Christopher was dropped off at a new childminder, but no one ever returned to collect him.

1 mins

Taking the stress out of festivals

LISA SALMON FINDS OUT HOW TO KEEP KIDS SAFE AND HAPPY AT EVENTS THIS SUMMER

4 mins

First Principle's unbeaten record on the line at Thirsk

FIRST Principle is difficult to oppose as he puts his unbeaten record on the line in division one of the Racing TV Club EBF Novice Stakes at Thirsk.

2 mins

Outlaws, Blaze to double up for Pride

NOTTS Outlaws and The Blaze will combine to celebrate Trent Bridge's 2025 Pride fixture with a double-header on Sunday.

1 mins

Century for Jack as Notts in control at Taunton

JACK Haynes hit his third Rothesay County Championship century of the season to lead Division One leaders Nottinghamshire into a strong position on the third day of the match with Somerset at the Cooper Associates Ground, Taunton.

3 mins

Big Bumrah call

CRICKET India captain Shubman Gill will make a late call on his bowling attack for the second Rothesay Test against England, with star seamer Jasprit Bumrah likely to be rested.

1 mins

Cocciaretto produces a real Pegula shaker

WIMBLEDON World number three Jessica Pegula struggled to explain her shock Wimbledon exit as she praised the “insane” performance of opponent Elisabetta Cocciaretto.

2 mins

Stokes: I've got my Edge back

CRICKET England captain Ben Stokes is ready to go hard at India again at Edgbaston, despite admitting last week's epic win at Headingley left him “a shadow of my normal self”.

1 mins

Raducanu's wary of Marketa forces

EMMA Raducanu can take inspiration from one of her best matches - but knows she has her work cut out in a tricky second-round clash with 2023 Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova.

2 mins

Could it be 'Welcome to Wrexham' for Matt now Lyon in doubt

AND WELSH CLUB MAY TARGET O'BRIEN

3 mins

Neco signs four-year contract at Forest

DEFENDER PROUD TO BE ON REDS' JOURNEY AS HE EXTENDS STAY

2 mins

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Nottingham Post Description:

प्रकाशक: Reach-Publishing-Services-Limited

वर्ग: Newspaper

भाषा: English

आवृत्ति: Daily

The Nottingham Post is an English tabloid newspaper which serves Nottingham, Nottinghamshire and parts of Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Lincolnshire. The Post is published between Monday and Saturday each week.