Archery to receive a funding boost in Nottinghamshire
Archery clubs across Nottinghamshire have seen a surge in interest since the London Olympic Games. Eight clubs will now share £25,000.
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A new service starts today to help keep vulnerable children and adults in Nottinghamshire safe.
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Nottinghamshire County Council have released the top ten most bizarre questions they have been asked by phone.
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Full report: more help given to young carers in Nottinghamshire
Seven-year-old Sami Mistry looks after his mother, Rebecca, who has type 1 diabetes.
When she is ill he helps prepare her medication, fetch her juice box to boost sugar levels, alerts paramedics and talks them through the crisis situation until the emergency crew arrives.
Nottinghamshire County Council are now offering more support for young carers by giving them first aid training and support.
More help for young carers in Nottinghamshire
by Deborah Hadfield
Seven-year-old Sami Mistry looks after his mother, Rebecca, who has type 1 diabetes.
When she is ill he helps prepare her medication, fetch her juice box to boost sugar levels, alerts paramedics and talks them through the crisis situation until the emergency crew arrives.
Nottinghamshire County Council are now offering more support for young carers by giving them first aid training and support.
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Popularity surge in archery in Robin Hood's home county, full report
The sport of archery is enjoying a surge in popularity in Robin Hood's home county of Nottinghamshire.
The London 2012 Olympics have had an impact, while a pot of money set up to create a legacy from the Games is paying for new equipment.
Peter Bearne reports.
Olympics leave their mark on Archery clubs in Nottinghamshire
Archery clubs in Nottinghamshire have seen a 70% rise in the number of members since the Olympics.
Sports groups are being given a fund share of one million pounds to create a legacy after the games.
Chris Joyce from the Nottinghamshire Archery Society and members from a club in Burton Joyce have been talking to ITV News Central.
Archery to receive a funding boost in Nottinghamshire
Archery clubs across Nottinghamshire have seen a surge in interest since the London Olympic Games. Eight clubs will now share £25,000.
Read the full storyCouncil increases funding for sports
Nottinghamshire County Council is increasing funding for sports clubs in a bid to keep the Olympic legacy going.
The council launched a £1 million fund last year for local sports clubs, but the figure has now increased by £700,000 to £1.7 million.
It has been increased after hundreds of applications were received from groups that had seen more people taking part following London 2012.
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New service to protect vulnerable children and adults
A new service starts today to help keep vulnerable children and adults in Nottinghamshire safe.
Read the full storyTop ten most bizarre calls at Notts County Council
Nottinghamshire County Council have released the top ten most bizarre questions they have been asked by phone.
Read the full storyGritters at the ready for freezing temperatures
Nottinghamshire County Council is preparing to salt the main routes this evening, with temperatures expected to drop below freezing.
Read the full storyMansfield people urged to gather for mass photograph
The people of Mansfield are being asked to be a part of their history by gathering for a mass photograph which will be buried in a time capsule today (Thursday).
Nottinghamshire County Council are calling for people to come to Mansfield's town hall this morning for the photograph.
The council says it will provide a snapshot of a day in the life of Mansfield.
They are also looking for people to record their thoughts and experiences of the town.
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