Five of the biggest stories from the last week on Hucknall Nub News

By Tom Surgay

22nd May 2022 | Local News

Take a look at five of the biggest stories from the last week on Hucknall Nub News.
Take a look at five of the biggest stories from the last week on Hucknall Nub News.

Have you had a busy week and missed the main Hucknall news stories from the last seven days?

If so, don't panic, here's a quick rundown of the biggest stories on the Hucknall Nub News network from the last week:

1)    Hucknall Community Day made a welcome return to the town on Saturday (21 May) for the first time since 2019.

2)    Hucknall's Joe Worrall captained Nottingham Forest to play-off semi-final victory on Tuesday night (17 May).

3)    Hucknall Cricket Club claimed their second victory of the season with victory over Plumtree.

4)    A high-speed police chase through the streets of Hucknall featured on a brand-new episode of Police Interceptors on Monday night (16 May).

5)    A football fan who assaulted a Sheffield United player on the pitch following Nottingham Forest's semi-final victory has been jailed for 24 weeks.

     

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