After 11 years in residential care, Sutton in Ashfield woman Linda Black will spend christmas in her new apartment in a new initiative by Nottinghamshire County Council

Linda Black moves out of residential care after 11 years.

As young people becoming radicalised online is on the increase, schools across the country are being told to actively monitor children's web use on school networks.

Schools told to monitor children's web use to tackle radicalisation

As Jeremy Corbyn begins the week with his new team, Mansfield Labour MP Alan Meale says he see's no evidence of fall out within the Labour party.

Alan Meale MP comments on the Labour re-shuffle

Sally Anne Nicholson, the new Senior Police Officer for Bolsover and surrounding areas spoke to me about what she thinks of the people within the town. 

New Bolsover Senior Police Officer on the Bolsover people

A local independent school in Welbeck opened the doors to its newly developed building to house education for 3-11 year olds.

Wellow House School opens its new centre for pre-preparatory education

Ashfield District Council leader Sheryl Butler reacts to claims that Conservative and Independent councillors are given little say on council issues.

Ashfield District Council leader reacts to claims Conservatives and Independents aren't given a say.

As doctors all of the UK will carry out a second strike concerning to their working hours and pay,  one doctor from Kings Mill Hospital told Mansfield 103.2 why it has come to such action.

Kings Mill Doctors to strike again over changes to hours and pay

George Osbourne has announced that driverless cars are to move onto the UK's roads as they begin a phase of testing. However, as our motor correspondent Matt Edwards explains, people are told, not to get their hopes on buying one any time soon. 

Driverless cars to be on UK's major motorways and roads by 2020

Announced in this weeks budget, George Osborne is to remove the Independence Payments Payouts benefit from over 350,000 disabled or long term ill. 

A Blidworth resident speaks to Mansfield 103.2 about how she fears for her own security. 

Disabled residents worried over PIP's cuts

It's said the combined value of seized illicit tobacco in Nottinghamshire adds up to a shocking £350,000.
In response, courts are now sending a clear message that those who do the crime are about to receive lengthy time. 

Corey Hughes