Episodes

  • Nottingham: Rogue traders jailed after conning vulnerable victims out of £880,000 | June 16

    Nottingham: Rogue traders jailed after conning vulnerable victims out of £880,000 | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Nottingham: Three scammers sentenced for defrauding elderly residents out of £880,000, and a University of Nottingham student’s family mourns after her suicide attempts. A 13-month-old boy was abused by his would-be adopter, sparking a new legal battle.
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  • Nottingham: Nottingham dad survives insulin pump malfunction after seconds of danger | June 15

    Nottingham: Nottingham dad survives insulin pump malfunction after seconds of danger | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Nottingham: A local dad survived a failed insulin pump thanks to his wife and son, while city centre safety improved after closing a twitchell area linked to sexual assaults. The East Midlands Railway faces backlash over overcrowded trains and £1 million weekly private care spending for children in Nottingham.
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  • Nottingham: Rape investigation leads to city centre alleyway cordon | June 14

    Nottingham: Rape investigation leads to city centre alleyway cordon | June 14
    Jun 14 2026
    Nottingham's city centre alleyway is under investigation for a rape case, prompting increased police patrols, while the city council's director receives a King’s Birthday Honours award. A report also highlights instability in Nottingham’s adult social care leadership with five directors in two years, raising concerns about service continuity.
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  • Nottingham: Hospital error linked to tragic loss in Nottingham | June 13

    Nottingham: Hospital error linked to tragic loss in Nottingham | June 13
    Jun 13 2026
    Nottingham's Local Wire highlights a family's crisis after a hospital failed to log a new address, leading to a tragic outcome, and the opening of a new NHS rehab facility in August. The episode also covers Elliot Anderson's jail term for shoplifting and Fern Britton's personal revelations.
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  • Nottingham: Nottingham seeks balaclava ban to boost safety | June 12

    Nottingham: Nottingham seeks balaclava ban to boost safety | June 12
    Jun 12 2026
    Nottingham's city council proposes banning balaclavas to boost public safety, following a severe stabbing at Daybrook and a call for stricter enforcement. The council also plans to build 52 new homes on the Clifton care home site to address housing shortages and improve social care.
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  • Nottingham News Today — June 11

    Nottingham News Today — June 11
    Jun 11 2026
    Nottingham's Local Wire faced technical issues preventing today's full news report, prompting a delay in the complete local news roundup for residents. The station apologized and assured listeners the full update will be available tomorrow.
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  • Nottingham: Nottingham faces power cuts and safety measures as new developments reshape t... | June 10

    Nottingham: Nottingham faces power cuts and safety measures as new developments reshape t... | June 10
    Jun 10 2026
    Nottingham faces potential power cuts due to a major development, while David Mellen’s leadership aids the city’s recovery. A new school starts construction at Stapleford, but nurseries struggle with uncertain futures amid government changes.
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  • Nottingham: Nottingham's knife crime crisis sparks debate on solutions | June 09

    Nottingham: Nottingham's knife crime crisis sparks debate on solutions | June 09
    Jun 9 2026
    Nottingham faces a surge in knife crime involving youth gangs on electric bikes, while a mother's death linked to NHS failures sparks calls for accountability. New housing plans in Calverton face safety concerns as the city also sees mixed developments like the Marcus Garvey Ballroom reopening and a £3.5m community fund.
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