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Gardener terrified of losing allotment seat in row over wooden chair - Vimarsana News

Gardener terrified of losing allotment seat in row over wooden chair

A gardener says he is 'terrified' he will lose his plot at an allotment after refusing to apologise in a row over his arbour seat

Nottingham attacks killer's case could have been handled better as family slam CPS review - Vimarsana News

Nottingham attacks killer's case could have been handled better as family slam CPS review

The CPS report has called on ministers to consider re-categorising homicide laws to make three tiers of charges available to prosecutors - first degree and second degree murder, as well as manslaughter

Metro police incident LIVE: Service resumes after person struck by train at Fellgate station - Vimarsana News

Metro police incident LIVE: Service resumes after person struck by train at Fellgate station

Follow live updates here for the latest on the roads and public transport across the region

Furious taxi driver claims 'daylight robbery' as he's fined £170 for 'turning around' - Vimarsana News

Furious taxi driver claims 'daylight robbery' as he's fined £170 for 'turning around'

Nerinder Singh claims he stopped briefly to read the parking restrictions before driving off. He says it's the second time he's been hit with a fine in recent months

Councillors are voting themselves 'shocking' hikes of up to 35% in allowances despite piling pain on residents with massive tax rises - Vimarsana News

Councillors are voting themselves 'shocking' hikes of up to 35% in allowances despite piling pain on residents with massive tax rises

The increases have sparked dismay as councils across the country complain they are on the verge of collapse.