Nottingham Post

1 day ago | nottinghampost.com | Alya Zayed

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has recently revealed that nearly 400,000 letters (specifically 370,018) have been sent out to older people, mainly women. These letters encourage the recipients to check their State Pension payments as they might be receiving less than what they are entitled to. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has shared data on the progress of correcting historical State Pension errors, showing that the average arrears payment is currently at £7,859.

1 day ago | nottinghampost.com | Annette Belcher

Nottinghamshire Police officers helped save a motorcyclist’s life after finding him unconscious on the M1. Four police vehicles were travelling to Northamptonshire for an off-road training exercise when they came across standstill traffic. Believing an accident had just happened, the police units travelled down the hard shoulder and found a motorcyclist lying motionless in the road.

2 days ago | nottinghampost.com | Dylan Hayward

A gentleman has been reunited with his bicycle, six years after it was reportedly stolen in Lincoln. The mountain bike was retrieved following the apprehension of a man suspected of theft from a shop 50 miles away in Anstey, Leicestershire, according to police. The bicycle was allegedly stolen back in 2019 when its owner, identified as Mr Nadin, was just 16 years old. He had left it unattended outside a shop in Lincoln at the time of the supposed theft, Leicestershire Police reported.

3 days ago | nottinghampost.com | George Palmer-Soady

Incorrectly fitted postage lockers blocking the only disabled car parking space at a Nottinghamshire shop have been moved following criticism from campaigners. On February 2, the only accessible space in the car park at One Stop, in Ruddington, was replaced by InPost lockers - used to drop off and collect parcels.

3 days ago | nottinghampost.com | George Palmer-Soady

Protestors in Nottingham rallied around the Brian Clough statue, near the Old Market Square, to show their support for transgender people following a recent controversial Supreme Court ruling. Placards with various messages such as 'we're not going anywhere' and 'trans rights are human rights' were held by attendees near the statue of the former Forest manager, which was wrapped in a transgender flag.