News in Hucknall

Health Secretary Sajid Javid has met members of Nottinghamshire County Council to discuss calls for a public inquiry into maternity services at Nottingham's two main hospitals.

Mr Javid met Councillor Sue Saddington (Con) on November 12 alongside Councillor Matt Barney (Con) to accept a letter outlining their concerns.

Hucknall tram passengers will not face disruption and inconvenience tomorrow (Tuesday 23 November) after the workers' union GMB announced it had suspended planned strike action.

The union are currently embroiled in a dispute over pay with NET, the company that operates the trams.

Former Rugby League star Kevin Sinfield will run through Hucknall today (22 November) as part of his fundraiser, 'The Extra Mile Challenge', for motor neurone disease research.

Sinfield, 41, is running 101 miles in 24 hours, starting at Welford Road, the home of Leicester Tigers, where he is currently a coach, and finishing at Headingley home of Leeds Rhinos for whom he made 521 appearances for in a near 20 year career.

Hucknall Arc Cinema's Ghostbusters event evening proved popular on Thursday night (18 November).

There were four screenings of the film, three of which were completely sold out.

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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 King Richard a biographical drama about how tennis superstars Venus and Serena Williams became who they are after the coaching from their father Richard Williams.

Hucknall tram passengers face the possibility of further disruption across the network after members of the workers' union GMB announced another 24 hour strike, which will take place next Tuesday (23 November), following a dispute over pay.

This news comes just a couple of weeks after the first strike which took place on Saturday 6 November and forced NET, who operate the trams, to cancel all services.

Nottinghamshire Police are adding extra officers to dedicated knife crime teams after completing its national officer Uplift allocation a year early.

Additional police officers have been allocated to proactively target criminals who carry weapons and drugs on the streets.

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There is confusion over whether or not the Maid Marian railway line will actually reopen.

Following the Government's raft of announcements as they published the Integrated Rail Plan (IRP) document this morning, Ashfield District Council welcomed the news that the line near Hucknall would reopen.