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Longtime customers at Ashland Hardware are mourning the end of an era as store manager Cathy Trower moves toward retirement after 32 years. And for those who want to say goodbye, the store is throwin...

By Press Association 2021 John and Patricia Lillistone (Nottinghamshire Police/PA) Tributes have been paid to “loving, caring” grandparents who were found in a submerged car in the River Trent following a two-week search operation. John Lillistone, 83, and Patricia Lillistone, 82, of Lowdham, were in a vehicle which entered the water at Hoveringham, between Newark and Nottingham, on the evening of February 1, Nottinghamshire Police sa...

BBC News Published image captionJohn and Patricia Lillistones car was "swept away" by the river, police said Tributes have been paid to two "wonderful" grandparents whose bodies were recovered from a car that was in the River Trent for almost two weeks. John and Patricia Lillistones car was swept away by the river when it entered the water at Hoveringham, Nottinghamshire, on 1 February. Emergency services located the vehicle days later but struggled to reach it because of fast-flowing water. I...

John Lillistone, 83, and Patricia Lillistone, 82, of Lowdham, were in a car that entered the water at Hoveringham on Monday, February 1.

Heartbreak in Lowdham community after tragic death of couple in River Trent Its just tragic, for the family and friends and everyone who knew them Updated Nottinghamshire Police and the Environment Agency set off from Boat Lane near Bleasby as they to search a section of the River Trent near Gibsmere in Nottinghamshire. (Image: Joseph Raynor/ Nottingham Post) Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later...

A couple who died after their car was swept away in the River Trent in Nottinghamshire earlier this month have been named as John and Patricia Lillistone. John, 83, and Patricia, 82, were in a car which was seen entering the river at Hoveringham, between Newark and Nottingham, on the evening of 1 February. Following a two-week search, hindered by high river levels, their bodies were recovered from the river on Saturday. A formal identification...

BBC News Published image captionEmergency services have been searching the area for almost two weeks The bodies of a man and woman have been recovered from a car that has been in the River Trent for almost two weeks. Searches had been ongoing since witnesses saw a car floating in the river near Hoveringham, Nottinghamshire, on 1 February. Emergency services had located the car days later but struggled to reach it because of the fast flow of water caused by flooding. Nottinghamshire Police said...

No formal identification has yet taken place but family members have been informed by a family liaison officer.

Man and woman found dead in Nottinghamshire river Specialist officers have been searching the River Trent for the occupants of a car which was seen floating down the river 15:38, 13 FEB 2021 Dont miss a thing by getting the days biggest stories sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. ...

Police sub aqua units in Hoveringham, Nottinghamshire located the sunken car using sonar before diving on the vehicle to recover the bodies of the man and woman inside.