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Update: Divers may have found the vehicle that entered the River Trent at Hoveringham yesterday  | Updated: 17:57, 02 February 2021 An object has been found in the River Trent that may be the vehicle that entered the river yesterday afternoon with two people inside. Nottinghamshire Police say divers believe it to be the vehicle, but unfortunately despite several attempts it has not yet been possible to get close enough to be able to confirm if this is the vehicle involved due to the treacherous conditions and fast flow of the river. Specialist police dive teams have been continuing to searc...

Newark: Two people believed to be in car that entered River Trent at Hoveringham yesterday as major search operation continues at Bleasby  | Updated: 14:48, 02 February 2021 Two people are believed to have been in a car that entered the River Trent yesterday, says the district commander for Newark and Sherwood police. Inspector Heather Sutton said the relevant family members have been made aware, and that the public must not speculate on the situation. She said the car that was seen drifting down the Trent at Hoveringham has still not been found. Inspector Heather Sutton. (43477051) She add...

Newark man, 32, charged and remanded over alleged shop thefts from Aldi, Asda, Waitrose and The Range  | Updated: 08:54, 13 January 2021 A man has appeared in court charged in connection with a series of alleged shop thefts in Newark. Daniel Richens, 32, of Portland Street, Newark, is charged with four counts of theft, one count of burglary and one count of common assault. The charges follow reported thefts of items from Aldi, Asda, Waitrose and The Range stores which happened between September 22, 2020 and December 19, 2020. Police (43909239) The burglary charge relates to a report of a br...

Newark police targeting risk-takers on and off the road  | Updated: 09:35, 10 January 2021 Happy new year everyone, writes Nottinghamshire Police’s district commander for Newark and Sherwood, Inspector Heather Sutton. Under the new local priority of speeding and road safety, nearly all of the response teams have completed their speed gun training, giving us 24/7 coverage of a speed enforcement capability, and when officers have any down time they are undertaking this activity. Since the start of the priority, over 400 vehicles have been checked, with advice or tickets issued where ap...

District commander for Newark and Sherwood, Inspector Heather Sutton, on tackling the need for speed Police in Newark and Sherwood are to prioritise speeding and road safety over the next three months. District commander Inspector Heather Sutton said: “Speeding is an issue across most areas of Newark and Sherwood due to our geographics, and we know that most of our offenders are residents to the district. Inspector Heather Sutton. (43477051) “While enforcement, or the prospect of, does of course help the problem, we have already done a variety of things across the area to try and le...