Nottingham World

4 days ago | nottinghamworld.com | Lauren Monaghan

A former Huthwaite pub on the site of an 18th Century farmhouse could be demolished and replaced by apartments after plans were submitted to the council A former Huthwaite pub on the site of an 18th century farmhouse could be demolished and replaced by flats. Halsall Lloyd Partnership, an architect and design company in Nottingham and Liverpool, submitted plans to Ashfield District Council last Thursday (June 19) to build 23 one-bed apartments on the site of the Peacock Hotel in Huthwaite.

1 week ago | nottinghamworld.com | Emma Walker

Discover some of the most breathtaking spots to visit in Nottinghamshire this summer, from the historical Rufford Abbey to the stunning Clumber Park. Nottinghamshire blends natural beauty with deep-rooted history, and these standout spots capture the county at its best. From peaceful nature reserves to stately homes, there’s something here for everyone.

1 week ago | nottinghamworld.com | Stephen Thirkill

But, while we wait, we have dipped into our archives to discover these crackers of fans backing the Magpies in recent years. Take a look at the gallery and see if there is someone you can recognise. 1. County v AFC WimbledonFans of Notts County arrive at the stadium prior to the Sky Bet League Two Play Off Semi Final First Leg match between Notts County and AFC Wimbledon at Meadow Lane on May 10. Photo: Getty Images2.

1 week ago | nottinghamworld.com | Lauren Bolton

A morning of movement, mindfulness and nourishment is coming to Nottingham on Saturday 21st June, as national female-founded activewear brand Sweaty Betty hosts its first ever Half Day Yoga Retreat at Cleaver & Wake. Taking place from 9.30am to 12.30pm, the retreat is designed to help guests reset and recharge in honour of the Summer Solstice, combining energising fitness with calming breathwork and nourishing food, presented in a luxurious, canalside environment.

1 week ago | nottinghamworld.com | Stephen Thirkill

It’s not quite Real Madrid and Barcelona or Celtic and Rangers level, but players switching clubs between Forest and Derby will certainly get the fans talking. Brian Clough of course famously managed both clubs, while his son Nigel wrote his name into the history books at Forest before going on to manage the Rams. Clough isn’t the only man to have occupied the hotseat at both clubs with Billy Davies and Steve McLaren also joining that small club.