• Nation's 33 million drivers will be immensely relieved it's cheaper to fill up

  By kumkwat

  Whoopie doo. Even if the retailer made no profit, it would be too expensive. The cost before all...

            

   

  By Nottingham Post at 07:30 on 19/05/12

  

  THE news that supermarket chains – led by Asda and closely followed by Tesco and Sainsbury's – have started "a fuel pump price war" will be of immense relief to the nation's 33 million drivers. With another 2p a litre off, Asda have cut 4p off over the last three weeks; the national fuel companies must surely respond. For cities like Nottingham, what these supermarkets are doing is very good news because,...

• Roll up, roll up for a right royal picnic in the park!

  By Eastonian

  I agree, who from Leicester/shire is remotely bothered by a picnic in a park somewhere in...

            

   

  By Leicester Mercury at 07:30 on 19/05/12

  

  A PICNIC to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee will take place in Sneinton. The Queen's Picnic in the Park will be held on June 4 from 2pm in King Edward's park in Carlton Road. The event is being organised by Sneinton tenants and residents' association and Nottingham City Homes. There will be a football shoot-out and bouncy castle. The event is free and attendees are welcome to take a picnic. A table-top sale on May 27 from 11am...

• Why aren't there more cameras on motorways?

  By Rockinbaz

  In reply to Jason Zadronzy's letter....It's also becoming clear that at the next general election...

            

   

  By Nottingham Post at 07:30 on 17/05/12

  

  MY heart goes out to Mr McDonald for the continuing memories of the loss of his daughter, killed in 2004 by a speeding 'motorist' doing 80-90mph in a 40mph zone (Post, May 9). Far too many deaths and injuries are caused by speeding drivers who, as in this case, get released from prison after a few years, whilst people like Mr McDonald have to live a life sentence. I was staggered to see in the article that of the speeding tickets...

• Nottingham City Transport set to move its depots to new central site

  By Teejay1970

  Agree with earlier comments about concern about noise, gridlock etc, but would also point out that...

            

   

  By Nottingham Post at 07:58 on 09/05/12

  

  NOTTINGHAM City Transport is to relocate its three depots to a new site as part of a £50m deal. The company is set to leave its Lower Parliament Street garage, where it has been based for more than 80 years, its garages in Trent Bridge, where it has been since 1901, and Gotham – a site established in 1926. A total of 330 buses will be moved to a centralised depot, on a 12-acre site of the former Castle College in...

• Nottingham Post reader letters

  By AcapulcoAngus

  J. Co & Co's NOttingham Says NO. Deal with it!

            

   

  By Nottingham Post at 07:30 on 08/05/12

  

  THANK you to all who braved the weather last Thursday to go out and vote in the mayoral referendum. A special thank-you to all those who took no notice of the negative no campaign, including all their distortions, and decided to vote for change. Although Nottingham voted to stay with the current system of councillors electing a leader, we believe that the Yes for Change campaign succeeded in our desire to offer the Nottingham public...

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