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Michelle Welsh says she and residents should have been better informed about archaelogical dig works on Whyburn Farm. Photo: Submitted

MP criticises 'lack of communication' over Whyburn archaelogical dig

Fly-tipping has become a constant problem for residents of the flats on Chatsworth Drive. Photo: Submitted

Fed-up resident demands council does more to tackle fly-tipping nightmare

Union officials want talks with NET over risks to tram drivers from heat exhaustion. Photo: Submitted

Unions call for action on heat risk for drivers and passengers on trams

A Hucknall resident says an FOI request has revealed none of Reform's flags have yet been sponsored. Photo: Submitted

FOI request reveals none of Reform's county-wide flags are yet sponsored

Hucknall's residents came out in force to attend a public meeting opposing controversial plans to build 100 homes on Common Lane on Misk Hills.

Defiant residents and MP determined to fight plans to build on green belt

Enjoying the Wonder Woods Project at Bulwell Toy Library's annual playday event at Bulwell Hall Park in 2019

Retro: Open the vaults for some more great snaps from the Dispatch archives

Hucknall Beer Festival is back in the town next week. Photo: Iconic Media Group

In pictures: Hucknall Beer Festivals down the years

Spongebob Squarepants meets and greets visitors during a family event at Hucknall Leisure Centre in 2009.

Take a trip down memory lane with some photos from the Dispatch archives

Pupils from National Primary School have fun making a well dressing as part of The Big Draw at The John Godber Centre.

Retro: Enter the Dispatch archives again for another stroll down memory lane

A flag flying from a lamppost on Annesley Road near the county council offices. Photo: Submitted

Fears raised over 'divisive' flags appearing across town

Lauren Scott meeting Lilly the barn owl at the Latimer Road Fun Day in 2007

Retro: Open the vault for more great pictures from the Dispatch archives
Here are some of the latest great photos from the Hucknall Dispatch’s archives.
John Smith

The site off Dorey Way is covered in rubbish and debris. Photo: Submitted

Hucknall resident demands action over 'disgraceful' fly-tipping

Youngsters Connor Hind and Nikyla Bartram with staff members, Sarah Wilkinson, Angela Fletcher and Judy Robinson pictured at the book start day held in 2007 at Bulwell SureStart.

Retro: Enter the Dispatch archives again for another stroll down memory lane

There was plenty of interested when Hucknall firefighters staged a rescue demonstration in the town.

Take a stroll down memory lane again with more snaps from the Dispatch archives

National Academy students are happy with their results in 2015.

Retro: Look back at GCSE results days from the Dispatch archives

Hucknall National students Rebekah Cotterill, Mark Dennis, Lucy Cook, Emma Garfoot and Simon Brooks jump for joy after getting their results in 2008.

Retro: Open up the archives for some Dispatch memories of A-level results day

The Knights of the Crusades do battle in the arena

Retro: Enter the Dispatch archives for a trip to the Moorgreen Show in 2007

Do you recognise anyone on one of these great snaps?

Retro: Enter the Dispatch archives again for another stroll down memory lane

Do you recognise anyone in one of these great snaps?

Retro: Dive into the past with another batch pics from the Dispatch archives

Villagers and regulars have submitted a petition to Gedling Council calling for the Horse & Groom to be saved from an unwanted makeover. Photo: Submitted

Fuming villagers submit petition demanding pub is saved from unwanted change

Can you spy a familiar face on one of these great pics?

Retro: Take a stroll down memory lane again with more snaps from the Dispatch ar...

Do you remember these or recognise someone in these photographs?

Retro: Enter the Hucknall Dispatch archives again for another stroll down memory...

Do you recognise anyone on one of these great photos?

Retro: Another great batch of shots from the Dispatch archives

Do you recognise anyone on one of these pictures?

Retro: Take another trip down memory lane with the Dispatch archives

Hucknall MP Michelle Welsh said the false rumours were just stirring up hate. Photo Submitted

MP slams rumours new Watnall Road houses are being bought for migrants

The Ashfield Independents say Ashfield Council is buying the Hucknall Sixth Form Centre building to turn it into a new medical centre for the town. Photo: Google

Rivals clash over Independents' health centre 'sale of the century' claim

McDonald's says it has a zero-tolerance approach to ASB at its Hucknall restaurant. Photo: Google

McDonald's committed to cutting number of ASB incidents at Hucknall restaurant

Applegarth Day Nursery in Hucknall has closed its doors leaving many parents shocked and frustrated. Photo: Google

Hucknall parents face new year nightmare after shock nursery closure
Parents in Hucknall have been given a new year childcare headache after a popular nursery in the town suddenly shut its doors before Christmas.
John Smith

Hucknall residents may see changes to bin collection dates later in the year. Photo: National World

Council explains why 2025 bin collection calendar only goes up to May

The huge tree in Titchfield Park brought down by Storm Darragh. Photo: Dave Ellis

Storm Darragh left its mark on Hucknall's Titchfield Park

Whyburn Farm campaigner Jemma Chambers has been told she can't attend a local plan examination meeting - because she 'hasn't objected'

Green belt campaigner denied spot at local plan meeting as she 'didn't object'

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves speaks during a press conference at the Treasury in central London on July 29, 2024. (Photo by LUCY NORTH/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

Dispatch readers slam winter fuel allowance scrap

Work is underway to demolish the old Hucknall police station. Photo: National World

End of an era as old police station starts to be demolished

Hucknall Food Bank urgently needs donations with its shelves now looking empty. Photo: Hucknall Food Bank Facebook

Hucknall Food Bank appeals for more donations as user numbers rise

The start date of roadworks and road closures on part of Watnall Road, has been put back again. Photo: Google

Start of major roadworks and closures on main Hucknall road delayed again

We have launched a community commenting facility on the Hucknall Dispatch website. Photo: Other

Hucknall Dispatch commenting is now live

An increased flooding risk was one of residents' big concerns over the plans. Photo: Submitted

Fury as plans for house on ‘thriving wildlife habitat’ get the green light

Sandara Phillips says it's now impossible to get into the bin store because of all the piled-up rubbish. Photo: National World

Woman demands action over nightmare rubbish and fly-tipping problems at flats

Reece Limbert can now start planning for next season at step five.

Town are staying up!

Fears have been raised new 'supersite' plans could mean closure for recycling centres like Hucknall. Photo: Google

'Supersites plan' raises fears for future of Hucknall tip

Dispatch readers have been thanked for their support of the campaign against plans to scrap free tram travel for concessionary pass holders. Photo: Tracey Whitefoot

Councillor thanks Dispatch readers for saving free tram travel for pass holders

Work is set to start to replace the roundabout with traffic lights and a bus lane in the autumn. Photo: Google

Residents fear 'traffic chaos' when work starts on major road junction

Bulwell residents are concerned about two large potholes on Highbury Road. Photo: Submitted

Call for action to be taken on potholes on major Bulwell road

Luxurious living is guaranteed at this five-bedroom family home on Airfield Way in Hucknall, where the highlights include a games room, bar and cinema. It is on the market for £575,000 with estate agents TAUK + Muirfield, who are based in Eastwood and Southwell.

Flying high on Airfield Way -- luxury living with games room, bar and cinema

Cucina Hucknall, based at 54A High Street, Hucknall, has 30 years of pizza experience to share. The business was highly recommended by readers.

Photos: The seven best pizzerias in Hucknall according to Dispatch readers
As February 9 marks National Pizza Day – we asked readers for their recommendations for the best pizzeria in Hucknall.
Phoebe Cox

Coun Lee Waters measuring one of the potholes on Beardall Street. Photo: Submitted

Hucknall councillors demand action to resurface town's problem roads

Byron’s Rest is Hucknall's award-winning ale and cider bar. Dozens of readers suggested the pub as a perfect pie stop on a Thursday night, 4pm-8pm. Located at 8/10 Baker Street, Nottingham.

Perfect places for a slice of pie across Hucknall according to Dispatch readers

Before and after - the huge trees dominating the view for many and the new view after they had gone. Photo: Submitted

Neighbours get a new view as huge Bulwell trees are removed from garden

Part of the money will used for improvements to Bulwell Market. Photo: Other

Bulwell gets almost £20m of Government money for town centre improvements

Coun Jason Zadrozny says talks for The Range to open up in Hucknall remain on track and at an advanced stage. Photo: Google

Council leader says The Range is still coming to Hucknall

Signs have now been put up at Merlin Park warning dog owners about the ragwort cuttings. Photo: Submitted

Several dogs left ill after eating poisonous plant cuttings left on park

The Range is rumoured to be set to be moving into the old Hucknall Wilko store. Photo: Google

The Range rumoured to be taking over Hucknall Wilko store as jobs advertised

A volunteer has criticised Age UK's proposals to charge pensioners more than £600 for home visits. Photo: Other

Charity with £2.5m in the bank wants to charge pensioners for home visits

Hucknall residents have asked if On Demand buses could replace axed Connect buses. Photo: Google

Councillor says council rules stop Hucknall being part of on-demand bus scheme

Ideal Cars boss Danny Mellors says Ashfield Council are taking too long to issue taxi cab licence plates

Hucknall taxi firm boss blasts 20-week wait for council to issue licence plates

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