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The Red Dragons are back on the road on Saturday, as a sold-out away end will back Phil Parkinson’s side against Crawley Town.
Wrexham will look to get back to winning ways, having claimed draws in their previous matches against Mansfield Town and Crew…
This large unit on Sherwood Business Park in Annesley now has now been let to new occupiers. Photo: FHP
Acting on behalf of long-term investor clients, Tim Gilbertson of FHP has completed the letting of the warehouse and production unit, which meas…
Works are starting around West Nottinghamshire College’s Derby Road campus in Mansfield – and will last for nearly a year. (Photo by: Local Democracy Reporting Service)Nottinghamshire Council[1] has revealed the timeline after the works, at West Nottin…
NIGEL Clough had warned that Mansfield would need to score two at least to win “because Andy Cook always gets one here”.
Cook had scored in the last four meetings between the sides at Field Mill – two for each club.
In fact, Mark Hughes’ dug-out debut …
Two lanes remain closed on the southbound carriageway of the M1 after a serious oil tanker fire closed the motorway in both directions. The fire shut the motorway[1], between junction 29 for the A617 (Mansfield / Chesterfield) and junction 28 for the A…
Ashfield Council chairman Coun Dale Grounds (as Spider-Man) gave youngster Harley a tour of the council offices and Kirkby Leisure CentreHarley was born with kidney problems and it was during the first few years of his young life, during regular visits…
But the motorway remains closed southbound between junction 29 for Chesterfield and junction 28 for Mansfield as the extensive clean-up operation continues.
Posting on X, National Highways East Midlands said: “The M1 has reopened northbound between J2…
Fire crews are tackling an oil tanker blaze on the M1 in Derbyshire.Credit: National HighwaysShortly after 3.00pm, National Highways[1] confirmed that the M1 remains closed in both directions between J28 and J29.Fire crews remain on the scene and the r…
Latest planning applications submitted and decided in and around Mansfield[1] and Ashfield[2] in the week beginning Monday, July 31, 2023:
66 Little Barn Lane, Mansfield: Single-storey rear extension;
The Carrs, Warsop. (Photo by: Rachel Atkins/nationalworld.com)
Unit 4, 69 Woodhouse Road, Mansfield: Change of use from retail to education, providing education services to primary and secondary-aged pupils;
Ash House, Goodacre Street, Mansfield: Conservatory;
71 Hillsway Crescent, Mansfield: Demolition of existing rear extension and replace with larger single-storey rear/side extension with conversion of existing garage to playroom;
Adjacent Broadlands, 30 High Oakham Hill, Mansfield: Creation of dwelling from existing coach house by creating a ground-level extension and two-storey extension, demolition of existing link with main house and creation of new entrance into coach house, double garage in driveway.
A replacement cabin cafe is planned for this side at the M1 Junction 27 in Annesley. (Photo by: Google Maps)
Latest applications decided by Mansfield Council:
185 Chesterfield Road North, Mansfield: Single-storey rear extension. Prior approval not required;
Portland Retail Park, Mansfield: Substation, eight ultra-rapid electric vehicle charge points and associated electrical infrastructure. Conditional permission;
236 Eakring Road, Mansfield: Demolition of conservatory, erection of single-storey extension. Conditional permission;
79 Skegby Lane, Mansfield: Side balcony. Conditional permission;
14 Newtondale Avenue, Forest Town: Garage conversion and pitched roof. Conditional permission;
Westmorland, 19 Radmanthwaite Road, Pleasley: Single-storey rear extension. Conditional permission;
Forest Glade, 64 Lime Grove, Forest Town: Detached garage. Conditional permission;
222 Nottingham Road, Mansfield: Works to six trees. Conditional permission;
22 Westfield Drive, Mansfield: Single-storey rear extension. Approved;
27 Long Meadow, Mansfield Woodhouse: Two-storey extension to side, first-floor extension above existing kitchen and canopy to front. Conditional permission;
Chestnut House, 10A Mansfield Road, Mansfield Woodhouse: Change of use of residential dwelling to four supported living apartments. Refused;
26 Budby Avenue, Mansfield: Demolition of conservatory and construction of single-storey, flat-roof extension. Conditional permission;
Heroin stash found in suspect’s underpants after arrest in Mansfield
Telecom mast site 2,511, near M1 Junction 27, Mansfield Road, Annesley: Cabin café.
Latest applications decided by Ashfield Council:
3 New Westwood, Westwood: Two-storey rear extension. Conditional permission;
1 New Westwood, Westwood: Two-storey rear extension. Conditional permission;
98 Southwell Lane, Kirkby: Vehicular access. Conditional permission;
38 Kenilworth Avenue, Sutton: Rear, single-storey extension. Conditional permission;
123 Church Lane, Selston: Vehicular access. Conditional permission;
13 Main Road, Kirkby: Single-storey rear extension. Conditional permission.
Boucher House, Huthwaite Lane, Old Blackwell: Works to trees;
94 Market Street, Shirebrook: Installation of external steel staircase for first-floor flat;
15 The Close, Langwith Junction: Single-storey front and rear extensions;
16 Maple Close, South Normanton: Change of use from dwelling house to residential children’s home for up to three children.
Latest applications decided by Bolsover Council:
The Vicarage, Main Street, Shirebrook: Works to trees. Conditional permission;
14-16 Saw Pit Lane, Tibshelf: Three loading docks with adjustable height dock levellers and sunken ramp access. Conditional permission;
Unit 3 Grange Close, South Normanton: Extension to existing warehouse industrial unit. Conditional permission;
Briar Close, Shirebrook: Demolition of bungalows 1-50 and garages: Prior approval granted;
Westwood House, Church Lane, Tibshelf: Installation of raised platform for horsebox parking, a gravel/hardstanding area and timber post and rail fencing. Refused.
36 Regina Crescent, Ravenshead: Ground-floor front extension;
Gardener’s Cottage, Hall Lane, Papplewick: Conversion of former outbuildings to living accommodation ancillary to Gardener’s Cottage.
Latest applications decided by Gedling Council:
36 Regina Crescent, Ravenshead: Ground-floor extension to the side and rear elevations. Conditional permission.
1 Hawkhill Close, Ollerton: Single-storey front and rear extension, first-storey front and side extension;
107 Dale Lane, Blidworth: New insulated roof on existing side extension.
Latest applications decided by Newark & Sherwood Council:
Overhead electricity line, Old Rufford Road, Bilsthorpe: Dismantle existing 32.39-metres steel lattice tower AU57, construct new 35.5m tower within the existing line, 25m centre to centre from existing AU57 towards AU56. No objection;
Field reference number 2,260, Forest Lane, Bilsthorpe: Dismantle existing 26.3-metres steel lattice tower AU50, construct new 26m tower AU50R within the existing line, 12.5m from original AU50. Approved.
Mitchells of Mansfield is aiming to make Nottinghamshire the greenest freight distributing county in the UK by offering its customers the ability to offset their freight carbon emissions. The family-run haulage business, based in Sutton-in-Ashfi…