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Updates for Monday 5 December 2016
Man dies in A52 crash near Bingham, road reopens
Police seek double sex attacker in Mapperley Park
Retford winter wonderland attracts 110 families
Mansfield's Mr Smee proposes on stage at the Panto
News, sport, travel and weather updates will resume at 08:00 Tuesday
Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00
Weather: Freezing fog warningpublished at 17:46 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveStaying dry but turning increasingly cloudy overnight.
Fog patches will form in the evening and persist into tomorrow morning. Some dense freezing fog patches locally, with visibility less than 100m.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for fog, in place from 18:00 to 09:00. Please be aware of likely tricky driving conditions
Minimum temperature: 1C (34F).
Elderly man found with head injuriespublished at 17:38 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LivePolice have launched an investigation after a 79-year-old man has been found with serious head injuries.
He is in a serious but stable condition at Bassetlaw General Hospital following an attack in Gateford Road, Worksop in the early hours of Saturday.
Cricket: Hales to find out about England recallpublished at 17:24 GMT 5 December 2016
BBC Nottingham SportNottinghamshire batsman Alex Hales could be set for an England recall tonight, when the squad is named for the One-Day Internationals against India.
Image source, Getty ImagesLatest headlines for Nottinghamshirepublished at 17:12 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local Live- Man dies in A52 crash in Bingham
- Greasley Beauvale School denies it's grading parents
- Hector the wrinkle-faced Shar-pei needs a facelift
Have you seen Armani Tetley?published at 17:09 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LivePolice have put out an appeal after a 17-year-old girl has gone missing from Ollerton.
Armani Tetley hasn't been since Saturday evening.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceShe has links to Mansfield and was wearing an olive green coat with fur-trimmed hood and black heeled ankle boots, police said.
Dog's facelift campaign already raises £700published at 17:00 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveOf course you want to see a video of handsome Hector...
Bus Pass Elvis campaigning in Sleafordpublished at 16:55 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveLooks like Clifton's political renegade Bus Pass Elvis, also known as Lord Biro, is campaigning hard at the Sleaford and North Hykeham byelection over in Lincolnshire.
PA's Midlands reporter tweets...
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End of X postThe seat is vacant after the resignation of Conservative Stephen Phillips last month.
He's up against nine other candidates on Thursday - for a full list click here.
School parents system 'sensationalised'published at 16:50 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveMs Chambers said she was "shocked" at the reaction to the system.
"In my playground when I’ve been out and about, everyone was really positive about it. It’s been sensationalised with 'headteacher grades parents'," she said
"I guess we do in a sense, but it’s grading the partnership."
She went on to say the school has had "fantastic success stories of families that have had these interventions" - "It really does make a big difference," she added.
Eastwood school not 'ranking' parentspublished at 16:33 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveYou might have seen a story in the Nottingham Post, external and the Daily Mail, external today about Greasley Beuvale School, near Eastwood that's "ranking" parents.
Well today the headteacher Donna Chambers has defended the system which she says is about engaging parents.
She insisted the "parental partnership descriptors" she gives to parents are not grades.
“For those who were not engaging with a child’s learning or with the school, we had a meeting with them to see what we can do," she explained.
"For some, they might work full-time and they may need a parents' evening at 07:30, some can’t access a child’s learning because of their own literacy and numeracy skills."
Post Office looking for new locationpublished at 15:47 GMT 5 December 2016
Dominic Johnson
BBC Radio Nottingham reporterThe Post Office has told me they met today with Bargain Booze who decided not to go ahead with the plan to have a counter in their store.
For the time being the Post Office branch will stay where it is on Church Street but they are actively looking for a new location in Stapleford.
Image source, GoogleShar-peis bred to have wrinkly facespublished at 15:46 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveHector was taken to a council pound where unclaimed animals are sometimes destroyed after a week.
Luckily he was taken in by Halfway HomeDog Rescue, which has got his tail wagging again.
The centre's founder, Val Hosegood, said: "Shar-Pei are bred to have these wrinkly faces but in Hector's case the folds are rubbing on his eyes and if not fixed, he will go blind."
Hector's treatment could be as high as £3,000 so Val has turned to fundraising to cover the costs.
Hector the Shar-pei needs a faceliftpublished at 15:42 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveMeet Hector. He's a Shar-pei and he needs a facelift to save his sight. Seriously.
He came in to BBC Nottingham earlier and he was ace. But his story is a sad one.
He was found as a stray in Bradford and was in poor shape - severely underweight and with missing fur. He was in danger of being put down.
But a Newark rescue centre took him in and is raising £1,500 so he can be restored to health and re-homed.
Post Office move 'would put young people off'published at 15:25 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveThe Post Office began a consultation over whether to move the Stapleford branch from Church Street to a counter inside the Bargain Booze store in Derby Road.
Local councillor Richard McRae, who started the petition signed by around 200 people, said the venue was "questionable" because it would "put younger people off".
Image source, GoogleBargain Booze 'pulls out' of Post Office planpublished at 15:14 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveAccording to Broxtowe MP Anna Soubry, the plan to relocate Stapleford's Post Office to a Bargain Booze store in the town is off the table.
Residents had been signing a petition against the move.
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End of X postA52 now fully openpublished at 14:59 GMT 5 December 2016
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End of X postA52 crash: One side openspublished at 14:47 GMT 5 December 2016
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End of X postCenter Parcs sex attacker image releasedpublished at 14:47 GMT 5 December 2016
Dave Wade
BBC Local LiveDo you recognise this man?
Police want to speak to him about an alleged sexual assault at Center Parcs.
It happened in September but police have only today released the picture.
Image source, Nottinghamshire PoliceThe assault happened in the Sherwood Forest resort's communal changing area.
Police said a man was seen standing on a bench peering into a separate cubicle where a woman was getting changed.
A52 crash: Man diespublished at 14:33 GMT 5 December 2016
BreakingDave Wade
BBC Local LiveA man died in the crash on the A52 at Bingham this morning, police have confirmed.
A van and a car collided just after 05:00.
The road was closed in both directions and will remain shut until about 15:00, police said.
Man in 70s 'seriously assaulted'published at 14:19 GMT 5 December 2016
Police have attended an alleged "serious assault" on an elderly male in Worksop this afternoon., external
