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• Thieves steal war hero's plaque
  Posted on 25th January 2012 09:01
  A plaque honouring the bravery of a Worksop war hero has been stolen.
• Road condition witnesses sought by crash team
  Posted on 24th January 2012 13:21
  Police are hoping to trace two people who may be able to provide vital information about road conditions in the moments before a fatal crash in a North Nottinghamshire village.
• Ollerton crash victim named
  Updated on 19th January 2012 15:51
  The 57-year-old woman involved in a collision in Ollerton yesterday (Wednesday 18 January 2012) has been named.
• Drink-drive: fewer tests - but more arrests
  Posted on 18th January 2012 08:55
  Drink-drive arrests in Nottinghamshire went up in December compared with the previous year, despite a sharp reduction in the number of breath-tests.
• CCTV issued in Harworth store burglary probe
  Posted on 18th January 2012 08:31
  CCTV images have been released showing two men police want to speak to about a commercial burglary in Harworth.
• 400 suspects traced with helicopter help
  Posted on 17th January 2012 11:38
  Almost 400 suspects were arrested in Nottinghamshire with the assistance of the helicopter support unit during 2011.
• Frosty morning warning for motorists
  Posted on 16th January 2012 15:44
  Motorists are being urged not leave their cars unattended with the engine running to clear frost from the windscreen.
• Caravan batteries stolen from Clipstone site
  Posted on 12th January 2012 15:38
  Police are investigating the theft of 18 heavy duty batteries from caravans parked at a storage site in Clipstone.
• Businesses targeted by arsonists
  Posted on 11th January 2012 09:41
  Two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of arson following extensive damage to two local businesses in Worksop.
• Motorists foot vandal's bill
  Posted on 10th January 2012 14:30
  Six cars have been damaged by a vandal in Clipstone.

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