Credit: Nottinghamshire PoliceA "thug" who left his victim needing reconstructive surgery after a drunken attack has been banned from every pub in the country
carried out an unprovoked assault after a day of drinking in the Turks Head in Retford
leaving him with serious facial fractures to his eye
nose and cheeks which required multiple surgeries and plates in his face
Ormond pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm at Nottingham Crown Court he was given a two-year suspended prison sentence
Judge Recorder Sprawson described him as a “drunken thug” and banned him from entering pubs in England and Wales for the next two years
The 38-year-old will also have to wear an alcohol monitoring tag for 120 days
which will measure his sweat every 30 minutes to determine if he has consumed alcohol
He will have to carry out 120 hours of unpaid work and pay £7,500 in compensation to the victim
The court heard Ormond has previous convictions for offences including wounding with intent
said: “This was a vicious attack which continues to have a significant impact on the victim to this day
“We hope the sentencing makes a serious impact on the offender’s future choices."
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Roads and Transport
environment
electric vehicle
A resident in Retford has become one of the latest to enjoy the benefits of Nottinghamshire County Council’s (NCC) EV Cable Channel (EVCC) Pilot Scheme
The scheme is available to residents across Nottinghamshire and is part of a government-funded trial to better understand the range of solutions that are available for charging electric vehicles on the street
supplied by Kerbo Charge as one of the scheme’s trial solutions, was installed at the home owned by James Turver
one of the first installed in the Retford area
James’ application met the criteria for submission to the pilot which includes homes with no off-street parking
along with a charger that has been installed or is awaiting installation
“The channel is great; it does exactly what it’s meant to do without any issues
It’s a straightforward yet brilliant solution to a challenge that will only become more common as more people transition to electric vehicles in the coming years
“It’s rare to find something so simple that works so well—I honestly can’t fault it at all.”
Councillor Neil Clarke MBE Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment at NCC said
“We are delighted that residents like James have benefitted from the EV Cable Channel trial
“As we steer our way through the EV transition journey
charging has become an increasing priority
It’s great to see the installation of the cable channel in Retford and the trial will enable us to test the plug and charge solutions which will be necessary for us to thrive in the future
“One of the primary motivations for switching to an electric vehicle is to reduce your carbon footprint. We hope that the cable channel will make it easier for more of our residents to drive an electric vehicle
it will enable the council to determine if it can manage an adequate on-street charging infrastructure for people without driveways.”
The trial contributes to the goals set out in the Nottinghamshire Plan to ensure that more electric vehicle charging points are added across the county
while the adoption of new green technologies that protect our environment will play a key role in fulfilling the county’s ambition to reduce carbon emissions
The work to install the cable channel involves cutting a groove into the footway outside residents’ homes which extends the EV charging cable from their home charge point to the public highway
This does away with the need to lay the charging cable on the pavement
Residents who live in Nottinghamshire who have an EV or are planning to get one and have no access to off-street parking, are encouraged to apply to participate in the scheme. Residents who would like to see if they are eligible for a cable channel to be installed free of charge, can complete this form www.viaem.co.uk/evcc
Nottinghamshire County Council will invest £9 million to support 70 bus services across Nottinghamshire
which may otherwise have been reduced or withdrawn
Thanks to the Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP)
the council will continue to allocate significant funds to services including:
· 4 Worksop town service
· 5 Worksop - Worksop Vesuvius Asda Store
· 6 Worksop town service
· 7 Worksop town service
· 14 Kirton to Mansfield
· 15 Manfield to Walesby
· 16 Mansfield to Clipstone
· 21 Worksop to Harworth
· 24 Newark to Grantham
· 27 Retford to Misson
· 28 Mansfield to Newark
· 29 Retford to Doncaster
· 33 Nottingham to Cropwell Bishop
· 37 Newark to Retford
· 38 Newark to Retford
· 42 Worksop to Retford
· 61 Nottingham to Calverton
· 90 Newark to Nottingham
· 92 Newark to Fernwood
· 90 Sutton-in-Ashfield to Ripley
· 95 Retford to Gainsborough
· 97 Retford to Gainsborough
· 99 Retford to Doncaster
· 108 Worksop Town Service
· 123 Retford Town Service
· 141 Nottingham to Sutton in Ashfield
· 204 Mansfield Town
· 240 Mansfield to Berry Hill (Berry Hill Flyer)
· 300 Lowdham to Newark
· 354 Bingham to Newark
· 367 Newark to Harby
· 417 Sutton Town Service
· 510 Beeston to Stapleford
· 511 Beeston to Stapleford
· 528 Bestwood to Selston/Eastwood
· 536 Beeston to Toton
· 747 Oxton to Lowdham
· 773 Netherfield/Carlton/Gedling/Burton Joyce
· 774 Netherfield/Carlton/Gedling/Burton Joyce
· 775 Netherfield/Carlton/Gedling/Burton Joyce
· 833 Bingham to Cropwell Bishop circular
· 66 Sutton Bonnington to Loughborough
· 1 Mansfield Woodhouse to Huthwaite
· 11A Nottingham to Gamston Morrisons
· 11C Nottingham to Holme Pierrepoint Country Park
· 18X Stapleford to Nottingham
· 34 Hucknall to Eastwood
· 90A Cropwell Bishop
· ALS 1 Jacksdale to Selston
· ALS 101 Huthwaite and Sutton
· ALS 102 Huthwaite and Sutton
· ALS 103 Huthwaite and Sutton
· ALS 2 Jacksdale to Selston
· ALS 3 Jacksdale to Selston
· The Calverton - Calverton to Nottingham
· Central Rushcliffe Nottsbus On Demand covering villages in Central Rushcliffe
· The Keyworth - Keyworth to Nottingham
· Mainline - Bingham to Nottingham
· 1N Newark town
· 2N Newark town
· North Ollerton Nottsbus On Demand covering villages North of Ollerton
· Pronto Nottingham to Chesterfield and Mansfield
· Sherwood Arrow to Connecting Worksop
· The Soar Valley - Normanton on Soar and East Leake shopping routes
· South Newark Nottsbus On Demand covering villages south of Newark
· South Ollerton Nottsbus On Demand covering villages in south Ollerton
· Mansfield Evening Nottsbus on Demand
· The Villager Bingham to Nottingham
· West Rushcliffe Nottsbus On Demand covering villages in west of Rushcliffe
· Newark Nights Nottsbus On Demand
These routes receive either full or joint funding from the council
enhancing their frequency and adjusting routes to better serve local communities
said: “Nottinghamshire is ranked as the best county area for buses in the country based on current Transport Focus data
“It is no surprise really that our buses are ranked as the best county area as your county council is committed to making sure that every community has a reliable bus service
we are really proud of our funding for local bus services
and it is important to remember that to do this
Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment at Nottinghamshire County Council
said: “In Nottinghamshire we have a great reputation for public transport
including a 90% passenger satisfaction rating based on the 2024 survey data
“We spend more than £9 million a year supporting local bus services and this is a significant investment to ensure that Nottinghamshire is well connected by bus
“Our support for bus services is particularly important because without it we know that many services would be reduced or withdrawn
“We have worked closely with bus operators for a number of years now as part of our Bus Service Improvement Plan and this won’t change as we know that there is more work to do when it comes to bus service improvements and making sure that every community has access to a reliable and affordable service.”
Electric
Charging
Cars
Nottinghamshire County Council’s Electric Vehicle Charging Cable (EVCC) Pilot scheme has been rolled out in Retford for the first time as part of the countywide trial to assess the suitability of EV charging cable channels that will enable residents without driveways to charge their electric vehicles outside their homes
The scheme is part of a government-funded trial to better understand the range of solutions that are available for charging electric vehicles on the street and is expected to run until early next year
Following successful installations in other parts of the county
supplied by Kerbo Charge as one of the scheme’s trial solutions
was installed in Retford for the first time at the home owned by Nigel Henderson
Nigel’s application met the criteria for submission to the pilot which includes homes with no off-street parking
so my new electric vehicle charging channel is a game-changer
It makes charging my plug-in hybrid car a breeze and helps me reduce my use of petrol
reaching about one parking space in either direction with a long enough cable from the charger
The installation was quick and the team fitted the channel exactly where the survey said they would.”
Councillor Neil Clarke MBE Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment at Nottinghamshire County Council said
“We are delighted that residents like Nigel have benefitted from the EV cable charging trial
It’s great to see Retford’s first cable channel installed and the trial will enable us to test the plug and charge solutions which will be necessary for us to thrive in the future
“One of the primary motivations for switching to an electric vehicle is to reduce your carbon footprint
We hope that the cable channel will make it easier for more of our residents to drive an electric vehicle
The trial contributes to the goals set out in the Nottinghamshire to encourage more people to convert to electric vehicles by adding facilities for home charging across the county
The work to install the cable channel involves cutting a groove into the footway outside residents’ homes which extends the EV charging cable from their home charge point to the public highway
Residents who live in Nottinghamshire who have an EV or are planning to get one and have no access to off-street parking, are encouraged to apply to participate in the scheme. Residents who would like to see if they are eligible for a cable channel to be installed free of charge, can complete an online form at the Via website: www.viaem.co.uk/evcc
Low Marnham and Normanton on Trent can look forward to a new and improved bus service thanks to support from the county council
a revised service 37 and a new 38 will replace the current 339 bus service
providing direct links to Retford and Newark
This service will still be operated by Marshalls on Mondays to Saturdays
These improvements are partly funded by Nottinghamshire County Council’s Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP)
These new direct journeys mean there is no longer a need to transfer between buses to reach Retford or Newark and aims to be more reliable than before
said: “I’m delighted to see the re-launch of the improved 37 and new 38 service which will make it easier for passengers to get to Retford and Newark
particularly those who live in the more rural villages
These changes will help to offer a simpler service to passengers with greater reliability.”
Operations Assistant at Marshalls said: “The new 37 and 38 timetable means that passengers from our rural communities will no longer have the hassle of changing buses during their journey to Newark
and opens up brand new journey opportunities to Retford for passengers living in Cromwell
giving people more choice and encouraging even more people to leave the car at home and catch the bus.”
Learning and Libraries will begin a new programme to support the health and wellbeing of older people and people experiencing memory loss in two areas of the county
through a two-year programme of monthly music
titled Healthier Happier Connected Creative
is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England
in partnership with Live Music Now and Your Health Notts
and will break down barriers preventing older people from participating in cultural and community events
The Healthier Happier Connected Creative programme will be launching at Inspire’s Libraries in Hucknall and Retford this spring
With three different activities each month
these friendly group events are specifically designed to meet the needs of older people and people experiencing dementia or memory-loss and their families or carers
and will also welcome anyone at risk of social isolation and looking to meet new people
The project will combat loneliness and isolation through three strands of cultural and wellbeing outreach
Live Music Now’s popular Songs & Scones sessions will be returning to Retford Library and debuting at Hucknall Library as the first element of the Healthier Happier Connected Creative programme
focussing on music as a tool for wellbeing
community and joy to older people who may otherwise find it difficult to access culture and music events
sparking memories and sparking joy through the power of music
The second strand of the Healthier Happier Connected Creative programme is Connect & Create
which involves unleashing creativity through the artistic process
48 creative wellbeing workshops will be delivered with commissioned artists
focussing on the joy of creation rather than on perfecting a finished piece
artists will encourage collaboration and community
and invite people to just enjoy the process
because who says kids get to have all the fun
Inspire is currently searching for the first two creatively curious artists to deliver Connect & Create wellbeing visual arts workshops from May 2025 – April 2026
and applications close at 9am on Monday 14 April
The third strand of the Healthier Happier Connected Creative programme is Mind & Movement
which will concentrate on promoting health and wellbeing through physical activity and accessible health information and support
Inspire’s partners at Your Health Notts will deliver opportunities for socialising
exercise and age-relevant health information
Valuing the health and wellbeing of older people in Nottinghamshire is an important step in itself
and Inspire and its partners hope that providing these workshops and offering age-related health support will build confidence and break down barriers
facilitating older people’s participation in arts
“Inspire is excited to host accessible community and wellbeing events at Hucknall and Retford Libraries
We are grateful to Arts Council England for funding this important programme
and we’re looking forward to working with independent artists alongside our incredible partners at Live Music Now and Your Health Notts to bring joy to people who may feel isolated within their communities
Inspire is always keen to include all of Nottinghamshire’s residents in arts and culture
and this project ensures that there’s no limit to those who can be inspired by what we have to offer!”
More information about Healthier Happier Connected Creative can be found at inspireculture.org.uk/HealthierHappier
Learning and Libraries programme: Healthier Happier Connected Creative is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and delivered in partnership with Live Music Now and Your Health Notts
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The Environment Agency has announced a new flood warning service for the Retford community
The new flood warning will help 651 properties at risk of flooding from Retford Beck
The warning can be triggered by a new river level gauge on Retford Beck at Grove Lane
This gauging station provides the Environment Agency’s duty officers with live data to make informed decisions on the imminent risk of flooding
“We are very pleased to be able to provide a flood warning service to the Retford community
“We know how devastating flooding can be for people
and this service will give them the vital time to take action to safeguard themselves and their property
We encourage everyone who is able to sign up to this free service.”
River levels on Retford Beck can be viewed in real time online by visiting the Retford Grove Lane river gauge page at check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk
This additional tool complements the flood warning service by giving members of the public the ability to monitor current river levels
allowing them to make informed decisions on how and when to respond
There will be a public drop-in session for residents and businesses affected by flooding on Wednesday
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Isafe 70 compact safety sheet vinyl flooring has been installed at Retford Town Hall
is an impressive Grade II Listed Building built in 1868 in the Italianate architectural style of the period
the building is also a popular event space with a ballroom and market hall that can accommodate all types of events including weddings
As part of the building’s refurbishment to improve council amenities and maintain its status as a popular destination for the local community
flooring contractor Lincolnshire Carpet Warehouse was asked to supply and install a fit-for-purpose floor by the main contractor
Lincolnshire Carpet Warehouse knew that a vinyl safety floor would provide a hardwearing
safe and easy to maintain surface in general use areas and so recommended IVC Commercial’s Isafe 70 collection
says: “Retford Town Hall’s mixed use nature and primary role in supporting the local community through council services gives a particularly challenging set of conditions for the choice of flooring
Not only must the floor be exceptionally hardwearing and easy to maintain for cleaning staff
but it also needs to ensure mobility for all abilities and ages
must be safe underfoot to reduce the risk of slips and should fit with the interior design of the building
We knew that IVC Commercial’s Isafe 70 could help us meet these challenges at a price that was favourable.”
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it’s an exceptionally durable finish that can withstand constant use
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Using Hypergrip+ to aid maintenance and maintain appearance
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Bassetlaw District Council opted for Light Green 523 to match décor in the building with Lincolnshire Carpet Warehouse installing a total of 120m2 of the floor in general areas
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Dainty was reported for fishing illegally at Hallcroft
ordered to pay costs of £135 and a victim’s surcharge of £88 for a total of £443
Duffield was reported for fishing illegally at Embryo Angling
ordered to pay costs of £135 and a victim’s surcharge of £88 for a total of £443
Leicestershire admitted fishing illegally at Beechwood Park
ordered to pay costs of £135 and a victim’s surcharge of £58 for a total of £340
admitted fishing illegally at Longford Fishery near Derby on 26 May 2024
ordered to pay costs of £135 and a victim’s surcharge of £49 for a total of £307
A spokesperson for the Environment Agency said:
We hope the penalties these illegal anglers have received will act as a deterrent to anyone who is thinking of breaking the laws we have in place across England
Fishing illegally can incur a fine of up to £2,500 and offenders can also have their fishing equipment seized
7 days a week to check on cases of illegal fishing and for those caught cheating the system
Illegal fishing undermines the Environment Agency’s efforts to protect fish stocks and make fishing sustainable
Money raised from fishing licence sales is used to protect and improve fish stocks and fisheries for the benefit of legal anglers
canal or still water needs a licence to fish
and an annual licence costs from £35.80 (concessions available)
Junior licences are free for 13 - 16-year-olds
Licences are available from www.gov.uk/get-a-fishing-licence or by calling the Environment Agency on 0344 800 5386 between 8am and 6pm
The Environment Agency carries out enforcement work all year round and is supported by partners including the police and the Angling Trust
Fisheries enforcement work is intelligence-led
targeting known hot-spots and where illegal fishing is reported
Anyone with information about illegal fishing activities can contact the Environment Agency incident hotline 24/7 on 0800 807060 or anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
fished for freshwater fish or eels by means of an unlicensed fishing instrument
namely rod and line contrary to Section 27 (1) (a) of the Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975
Amendment to the total amount of fines in headline
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Nathan Sharpe has decided to conquer Hadrian's Wall just as he conquered cancer
By NOTICEBOARD · 14 April 2025
A group of family and friends from Retford (pictured above and below) have set themselves the challenge of walking the 84 miles that encompasses Hadrian's Wall, to raise money and awareness for the Doncaster-based charity
a subcharity of the Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals Charity
Founded in 2018 by Muzzammil Nusrath and members of his team at Doncaster Hospital, Living Beyond Mouth Cancer aims to support patients and their families across Bassetlaw, South Yorkshire, and the wider globe through the challenges of fighting mouth cancer
The group of six would-be Hadrian's Wall wanderers, aged between 20 and 70, and their animal companions
have been inspired to undertake the charitable endeavour to support friend and Bassetlaw resident
Locals may know Nathan as a member of local band
or for his family's former ownership of Gauntely's Country Store in Dunham-on-Trent
Nathan has gone through the tumultuous journey of surviving saliva gland cancer
Nathan nonetheless still lives with the scars of his cancer battle and will continue to do so for the rest of his life
hoping to transform a negative life experience into a positive one
has decided to conquer Hadrian's Wall just as he conquered cancer
all to give back to the charity founded by the team that helped save his life
The group of fundraisers will commence their walk from Bowness-on-Solway
and aim to conclude their challenge six days later at Wallsend
If you would like to learn more about Living Beyond Mouth Cancer, or would like to get involved then visit: https://www.facebook.com/p/Living-beyond-mouth-cancer-100064789566864/
or scan the QR code on the image to make a donation
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The road will remain closed for some time for investigation work
‘We are currently at the scene of a serious road traffic incident in Retford
North Road has been closed in both directions between the junctions of Leafield and Fulford Avenue and will remain closed for some time.’
Road closed and slow traffic due to crash on A638 North Road both ways from Fulford Avenue to Leafield
was capable of generating enough electricity for 3.7 million homes and was originally only designed to be operational for 30 years
marked its seventh explosive event to bring down the station's main chimney stack
The operation has seen a succession of explosions over a 10-second period
during which the chimney collapsed under controlled conditions
ShareSaveWatch: Shoplifters steal £100 of Easter eggsA shoplifter caught on CCTV stealing £100 worth of Easter eggs has been sentenced.
Moment burglar appears through store ceilingA 50-year-old man stole about £200 worth of items before leaving via a fire exit, police say.
Bodycam footage shows house fire rescueA PC found a woman in an upstairs bedroom and stayed with her until fire crews arrived.
BARNSLEY AC’s Naomi Drakeford set the new women’s course record at Retford Half Marathon
Her time of 1-17-43 took 17 seconds off the previous record of 1-18-00 set in 2022
The men’s team prize was won by Gareth Cooke
Gregg Harrison (1-30-41) and Dave Findlay (1-36-44)
First back for Penistone Footpath Runners was Suzanne McGill whose time of 1-29-08 placed her in third in the women’s over45 age category
Not far behind was Gareth Irvine in 1-29-13
Others competing were Rob Davies (1-35-47) who claimed fifth place in the men’s over60 age category
Heather Simpson (1-51-03) and Chloe Worth (1-50-51)
Barnsley Harrier Adam Chambers took more than a minute off his PB and finished fourth in his age category
Penistone’s James Mumford claimed first place at the Windmills Six road race
which takes place on the hills above Penistone
Penistone’s Dan Rushforth and Jemma Williams made the trip to the Peak District to compete in the challenging Grindleford Gallop which is a 21-mile race through several scenic villages including Froggatt
Jemma completed the route in 3-29-25 which gave her fifth place in the women’s over40 age category
Dan finished in a time of 3-13-19 which placed him 45th out of the total field of 442 runners
Barnsley AC’s Lydia Race finished as third over40 woman in her first ten-mile race at Thirsk 10 which was also part of the Yorkshire Vets Championships
Chris McNicholas ran 1-08-45 while Jayne Manley finished in 1-44-30
There were personal bests for Penistone’s Pete Beever (1-16-11)
Stefan Butler-Gillen (1-24-02) and Jill Scrivens (1-24-17)
There were PBs for Barnsley Harriers Rachel Jardine – who took ten minutes off her previous best – Jay West
Penistone’s Damian Kilpin competed at the Blakey Blitz which is a challenging ten-mile fell race held in the North Yorkshire Moors
Damian finished in a time of 1-35-06 which gave him 17th place overall and second in the men’s over45 age category
Barnsley AC’s Scott Hinchcliffe ran a course PB of 31-54 to take second place overall
Age category podium positions went to Alan Nutton (third over40 man)
Joe Restell (second over50 man) and Abby Parkin (second over35 woman)
There were strong runs from Penistone’s Lee Hopkins (48-47)
Stu Smith (54-31) and Steve Dommett (1-10-25)
Simon Haywood was the first Harrier back with club legend Janet Heeley the first over75 woman
Mark Oates and Stephanie Gillot ran their first 10k race for the club
In the half marathon race at Draycote Water Running Festival near Rugby
Barnsley AC’s Lee Spensley finished as first over55 man and ran a PB of 1-37-23
Barnsley AC’s Keith Littlewood ran 18-30 at March’s York 5k to finish as second over55 man
Barnsley AC’s Jack Bellamy finished in 16-24 while knocking 21 seconds off his PB
Barnsley AC’s Kerry Storrar competed in the Pro Women’s event at Hyrox Glasgow
finishing as first over50 woman in an overall time of 1-20-44
A new culinary experience is being proposed as part of a £1.2 million project to breathe new life into the historic Buttermarket in Retford Town Centre
Bassetlaw District Council has revealed plans to create a modern and inviting food hall with multiple street food outlets
As well as being a new destination for residents and visitors
it will also provide an opportunity for various food vendors in the town
with seating inside for up to 60 diners alongside external seating and new toilet facilities
could attract more people into the Buttermarket and the wider town
“As well as giving the much-loved historic building a new lease of life it’ll also create exciting opportunities for several food retailers in Retford.”
There is also an ambition to decarbonise the space with the introduction of electrified heating and cooking equipment for food vendors to use
Planning for the development is due to be submitted in the coming weeks
the search for an operator to manage the six food retail outlets will begin
If given the go-ahead work would be financed through government funding including from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund
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