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Update: Charley has been found safe.

Nottinghamshire Police are appealing to the public for information regarding the whereabouts of Charley Pearl.

Nottinghamshire County Council is set to undergo transformational changes to the way it makes decisions and introduces policies.

The council has been operating a committee-led, decision-making system since 2012.

Here is all the information on when to catch the latest films this coming week at The Arc Cinema in Hucknall.

The main new release this week is Sonic the Hedgehog 2. When the evil Dr. Robotnik and his sidekick Knuckles make an unexpected visit to Earth on the search for an all-powerful emerald, Sonic joins forces with a new ally named Tails and embarks on a journey to find the emerald before it falls into the wrong hands.

Ashfield District Council has issued a warning to residents across the District, including in Hucknall, about a scam involving the £150 council tax rebate.

It was announced earlier this year by Chancellor Rishi Sunak that a £150 council tax discount would be given to residents living in bands A to D, this equates to almost 90 percent of Nottinghamshire homes.

Hucknall Town has announced the date for its end of season presentation night.

The event will take place at Watnall Road on Saturday 18 June and will run from 7pm until midnight.

The leader of Nottinghamshire County Council Ben Bradley says there is "no silver bullet" to solving the ongoing cost of living crisis for residents.

It comes after a motion calling for the authority to write to the Government calling for the upcoming National Insurance rise to be scrapped was voted down at County Hall.

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Nottinghamshire County Council has confirmed it will be providing free school meals vouchers to eligible families during the two-week Easter break next month.

The announcement comes after concerns were raised by some councillors the scheme was not going ahead during the school holidays, with fears the council was instead prioritising play events offering free food to families.

In a new addition to the site, Hucknall Nub News will now bring you a property of the week.

The aim is to showcase properties in and around Hucknall marketed by local estate agents.

Ashfield District Council has boosted footfall in local shops but is losing tens of thousands of pounds in income by offering two hours of free car parking in the district's town centres.

Leading councillors say the policy has been "really, really good" for the area's local economies, and say the financial loss is only a negative when viewed "in isolation".