A late-night fight in Long Eaton has ended with five arrests.
The brawl took place in Conway Street and Albion Road between 10pm and 10.30pm yesterday.
A spokesman for Derbyshire Police said there were no life-threatening injuries after the fight.
He said: "We are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
"If you saw or know anything about it then please call us on 101."
Police officers raided a city centre home during the early hours of Christmas Eve.
The door to the home in Woodborough Road was bashed in at 4.30am.
Two people were arrested by Nottinghamshire Police after a "quantity" of cannabis was found.
Officers were still at the scene and searching the home at 7.45am.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a Post Office van was broken into just a few days before Christmas.
A large amount of cash was taken from the vehicle at around 10am on Monday when it was parked outside the Aldi store in Lortas Road, Basford.
Three men were seen fleeing in a blue Ford Fiesta, which was driven across Nottingham Road onto Chelmsford Road.
The car was later found in Springfield Street, Basford.
If you saw anything or have any information, call Nottinghamshire Police on 101 quoting incident 185 of 21 December. Alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a burglary in Ilkeston.
The break-in happened sometime between 3.30pm on Friday, December 11, and 3pm on Friday, December 18 at the home in Broadway.
The force said the offenders made "an un-tidy search" of the house, but only a watch was taken.
Derbyshire Police has asked anyone with information to call 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Two brothers and an 18-year-old mother have appeared in court charged each with robbery and grievous bodily harm.
They are accused of stealing the alleged victim's mobile phone and keys and unlawfully and maliciously causing grievous bodily harm in Bulwell on December 23.
Carl and Duane Hodgkinson, of Bulwell, and Nikita Faulkner, all of Basford, appeared at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on Boxing Day having spent Christmas behind bars.
They were all arrested on December 23.
Carl, 25, of Spruce Gardens, has been remanded in custody until January 25, when the details of the trial will be confirmed at Nottingham Crown Court. He did not indicate a plea.
He is also due to appear at Nottingham Magistrates on December 31 on a separate matter – being caught with knuckle dusters in Collin Street.
Duane, 24, of Spruce Gardens and Faulkner, of Tewkesbury Drive, Basford, were each released on conditional bail until January 25. Both indicated that they would plead not guilty.
They must both report to police stations and not contact the alleged victim, Carl Hodgkinson and each other before then.
Two brothers and an 18-year-old mother have appeared in court, each charged with robbery and grievous bodily harm.
The trio are accused of stealing their alleged victim's mobile phone and keys, and unlawfully and maliciously causing grievous bodily harm.
Carl and Duane Hodgkinson, of Bulwell, and Nikita Faulkner, of Basford, appeared at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on Boxing Day – having spent Christmas behind bars. They were all arrested on December 23.
Carl Hodgkinson, 25, of Spruce Gardens, has been remanded in custody until January 25, when the details of the trial will be confirmed at Nottingham Crown Court. He did not indicate a plea.
He is also due to appear at Nottingham Magistrates on Thursday on a separate matter – being caught with knuckle dusters in Collin Street.
Duane Hodgkinson, 24, of Spruce Gardens, and Faulkner, of Tewkesbury Drive, were each released on bail until January 25. Both indicated that they would plead not guilty.
Shoppers were evacuated from the city centre after a report of a suspicious package in New Look, Lister Gate.
New Look, H&M and River Island were cleared out while police investigated, following a 999 call on Sunday, December 27 at around 3.35pm.
A cordon was also put in place at the Castle Gate junction with Lister Gate.
The reported item turned out to be a non-suspicious suitcase.
Violence once again closed off a busy city centre street – with a stabbing that left a man needing hospital treatment.
Two teenagers and a man were arrested following the incident outside McDonald's, on the corner of Maypole Yard and Clumber Street, at 3.30am on Monday.
Parts of the busy shopping street were cordoned off and the fast food restaurant was closed until just before 10.30am.
The male victim was taken to the Queen's Medical Centre with minor injuries and he has since been released.
Two teenagers, both males aged 17 and 19, and another man were being questioned by officers on Monday night.
It is the latest in a line of at least 14 stabbings in Nottingham in the past year which led to a plea from a city centre police chief for young men to stop carrying knives.
Shoppers out in force in town on Monday said they were shocked to see the police tape.
Retired sales assistant Irene Kent, 48, of Dunkirk, said: "When things like this happen it makes you feel nervous to go into town. But you have to carry on because otherwise you wouldn't leave the house with everything that goes on now.
"It is frightening and it is sad because most people now just say it is just another stabbing."
TV engineer Trevor Hales, 64, of Long Eaton, said: "I just don't understand why people carry knives. I am shocked by this but not surprised because it is happening a lot now.
"I think all places should be closed at 2am and anyone out after that should be stopped and searched."
Shopper John Guzewicz said he believed more should be done to tackle the problem.
The 61-year-old, of Arnold, said: "I think we need harder punishments– whether it is for dropping litter or for a stabbing. This sort of thing happens everywhere, not just here, but it does put a bad light on the city."
A police spokeswoman said: "We were called at 3.30am to Clumber Street. A man had suffered a stab wound and was taken to the Queen's Medical Centre.
"He has since been released. The men were all arrested on suspicion of GBH."
Due to Monday's incident, McDonald's had to close for several hours while the police investigation took place and a cordon from the Santander bank to the shoe shop Footasylum was in place until 10am.
A spokesman from the chain said: "We are normally open 24 hours and every day of the year except Christmas, unless there has been an incident like this."
In an interview with the Post in September, Nottinghamshire Police Chief Superintendent Mike Manley appealed to the city's young men not to carry knives after a number of stabbings which resulted in deaths, with victims included Julie Semper, 47; Joshua Bradley, 19; John Parker, 43; and Karl Bloxham, 39.
St Ann's: Andrew Perry, of Worton Avenue, has appeared in court charged with robbery and unlawfully wounding a person.
Perry, 42, is alleged to have stolen an iPhone among other items from Jordan Bugg on November 4.
Magistrates sent the matter to Nottingham Crown Court, to be heard on January 25.
City: A man has received a prison sentence after stealing two handbags worth nearly £600 from Nottingham's TK Maxx store in Milton Street.
Dennis Martin, 39, of Corby, Northamptonshire, was arrested on December 23.
He was already serving a four-week suspended sentence and magistrates heard he had 23 previous convictions.
In mitigation, Diana Frempong said that Martin had just lost his mother and was recovering from drug problems. He had also found a job as a painter and decorator.
After pleading guilty he was sentenced to eight weeks in prison. He also had to pay a victim surcharge of £80.
Nottingham: A 20-year-old man pleaded guilty to sending threatening Facebook messages in Bulwell on November 17.
Dean Kirby, of Norwood Road, Radford, also admitted using threatening behaviour on September 23 and on November 3. He was bailed to attend on February 12.
Old Basford: A 50-year-old man is due to appear at Nottingham Crown Court accused of producing cannabis.
Dermot McCourt, of Vernon Road, allegedly produced the class B drug at his address on August 17. He has been bailed until January 14.
Sherwood: A 56-year-old man admitted a benefit offence when he appeared at Magistrates' Court.
Edward Wilkinson, of Wyton Close, should have declared to the Department for Work and Pensions that he had a private pension between January 31, 2007, and October 28, 2014.
He was given a 16-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months. He was also ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £80 and costs of £85.
Teenager George Eley learned a sharp lesson when he took a drive in his new car and forgot to turn on the lights.
That attracted the attention of police and the learner driver sped up when he heard the sirens, Nottingham magistrates heard yesterday.
He was caught when he went into a housing estate in Radcliffe-on-Trent, said David Miles, prosecuting, who added: "He hoped to evade the police but didn't know the area."
Amanda Parker, in mitigation, said Eley had bought the Citroen Picasso from his boss the day before for £400.
She added: "This seems to be youthful exuberance and over-excitement."
Eley, 18, of Main Street, Burton Joyce, had six penalty points put on his licence, was fined £120 with £85 prosecution costs and a £20 government surcharge after he admitted using a vehicle without insurance and in breach of his licence terms on December 7.
Police want to speak to a man in connection with an ongoing investigation.
Officers say the man in the photos - taken in a shop in Haydn Road, New Basford, in November - may have vital information which could assist in a case of perverting the cost of justice.
If anybody recognises the man in the pictures, call Nottinghamshire Police on 101 and ask to speak to DC Simon Harrison.
Alternatively, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
A former charity volunteer caught with animal porn on his computer has been ordered to observe a 12-week curfew..
Deva Kumarasiri will be fitted with an electronic tag and was also given a 16-week prison term, suspended for a year, yesterday.
He must attend 20 sessions of rehabilitation.
In mitigation, Katherine Macmillan said the 47-year-old had come across the image accidentally while looking for films for his children.
He must also pay £85 prosecution costs and a £60 government surcharge.
A missing 34-year-old man from Beechdale has been found safe and well.
Stewart Moore was reported missing on Wednesday, January 6, after last being seen in Elstree Drive at around 2.30pm.
He was found by police on Saturday at around 10.30am.
A 16-year-old who went missing from Wollaton on Thursday has now returned home.
Police became increasingly concerned for the welfare and well-being of the teenager this week, who is diabetic and did not have access to her insulin.
She also went missing last week but was found on December 4.
Nottinghamshire Police are thanking those who helped with the search.
Police have closed off part of St James's Street after an incident at a city centre pub in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Officers were called to the Up N Down Under bar at around 12.25am on Sunday.
A cordon remains in place at the top of St James's Street near the junction of Maid Marian Way.
The area around the pub has been cordoned and officers are still at the scene.
The incident has been described as a 'minor public order offence.'
Parts of St James's Street are still accessible from Old Market Square.
Police investigations are underway to determine the cause of death of a man in Carlton.
The Force was called to a house in Coningswath Road at 3pm on Saturday.
Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the man's death.
The 58-year-old's body was found inside the property.
Witnesses have described seeing specialists in protective clothing entering the property.
Several police vehicles were at the scene on Sunday morning include an infection control man.
If anyone has any information about this incident, please call Nottinghamshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 449 of January 9.
A quiet neighbourhood was left shaken after the body of a 58-year-old man was found at his home.
Crime scene investigators cordoned off the property in Coningswath Road in Carlton following the shocking discovery on Saturday afternoon.
Forensic teams, infection control specialists, police officers and detectives worked through the night and into Sunday – whilst several ambulance and paramedic vehicles were also at the scene.
Nottinghamshire Police will be working on a post-mortem.
Detectives continued to make enquiries door-to-door on Sunday afternoon as the investigation went into its second day.
Nearby residents described the middle-aged man as quiet and someone who kept to himself.
Carl Brown, 47, has lived opposite the house on the same road with his wife Julie, 43, for 20 years.
The self-employed builder said: "I went to pick up Julie from work and noticed all the sirens.
"I looked through the bedroom window before I went out and saw an ambulance, two ambulance response vehicles – I counted at least four of those and thought something must have gone off.
"I went to bed at 11pm and the emergency services were still there.
He added: "There have been lots of police cars there – it was ringing alarm bells because you just don't know what's happened.
"On Saturday night there was a minimum of police six cars and two CID cars as well.
"The police asked us if we heard anything between 8am and 3pm and that was it.
"We just wanted to know what was happening."
Julie, a customer service assistant, said: "There were two paramedic cars there until at least 7.30pm that night.
"It's just surreal. I went to work, I came home and there were all these blue lights flashing."
Neighbours reported seeing two cars being taken away during the course of the investigation.
The cordon extended around the house and into the side garden of a house behind the property.
Two numbered evidence cards were seen on the front lawn on Sunday afternoon as forensics officers looked through the house and back garden.
David Budding, 68, of Coningswath Road, said: "The ambulance came first, then the paramedics, then there were four police cars and later on there was a riot van.
"We were looking because it's on your doorstep, not that we were being nosy – I think everyone else was the same.
"It's terrible, I can't stand looking at it, I just can't believe it."
By Sunday afternoon, there were still two crime investigation vans parked outside the house, as well as a number of other police cars dotted around the area.
Alexi Gray, 47, also of Coningswath Road, moved to the area in May.
She added: "It's just shocking, I thought I had moved to a quiet neighbourhood - it's usually very quiet and peaceful."
Detective Superintendent Kate Meynell, of the East Midlands Special Operations Unit, said: "At this early stage of the investigation we are very keen to speak to anyone who may have seen or heard any suspicious activity in Coningswath Road in the days prior to the discovery of this man's body.
"Any activity which you may have noticed, no matter how trivial it might have seemed at the time, could be vital to our inquiry."
If anyone has any information about this incident, call Nottinghamshire Police on 101 quoting incident number 449 of January 9.
A high-flying IT specialist used his works laptop to contact a 14-year-old girl and make sexually explicit remarks to her.
James Bird posed online in chat rooms and on Skype as 'Jamie.1' and asked the underage girl to lift her jumper on a web cam.
She refused, but he told her what she was doing was sexually exciting him and the following day he contacted her online again where she told him she was with a boy.
He asked the two of them to kiss for him on the web cam again, saying it would sexually arouse him, while keeping his identity from them secret by saying his own camera was not working.
Again they refused and the girl's mother discovered the online exchange when she examined her daughter's mobile phone, came across her Skype conversations with Bird and called the police.
The 38-year-old, who Southern Derbyshire Magistrates' Court was told has kept his £39,000-a-year digital strategist job despite his conviction, admitted to inciting an underage girl into sexual activity.
In an interview, he told detectives he had been accessing internet chat rooms to talk to younger women late at night after his wife and two children had gone to bed.
He told them he had been doing it for two years because the "intimate and physical" side of his marriage was lacking.
Now he has been ordered to sign the sex offenders' register for seven years and has been handed a 26-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months.
John Hay, for Bird, said: "He fully accepts responsibility for what he has done. He had a happy life with a wife and two children but there was an element that was not fulfilled and that was the intimate, physical side of his life.
"For two years he was engaged in this activity where he would talk to younger women in chat rooms looking to engage in stimulation.
"At the time of this offence he thought the girl was an older age even though he could see a school uniform (on the web cam).
"He thought she might be underage and he let it overtake him.
"It is (a) very serious (offence), he understands that."
Peter Bettany, prosecuting, said the offending took place over two days in September 2014 where Bird was then living, in Turnberry Close, Ilkeston.
The hearing was told he and his wife have now split up, are going through a divorce and he now lives in Woodborough Road, Nottingham.
Mr Hay said: "He expressed remorse in interview and was very tearful.
"While going through the divorce proceedings he has not been able to see his children and then there's the public humiliation side of things.
"He is someone who is deeply ashamed, he is not a predatory paedophile."
Bird was also ordered to pay £85 costs and a £60 victim surcharge.
A man has been released on bail following a stabbing in the city centre at the weekend.
The 21-year-old was arrested on Sunday after the incident outside the Up N Down Under bar, in St James's Street.
Police were called to the scene at around 12.25am on Sunday, January 10, after two groups became involved in a fight in the bar.
A 27-year-old received a minor stab wound to his leg outside the bar.
A cordon was put in place closing the entrance to St James's Street from Maid Marian Way. Nottinghamshire Police are still continuing with their investigations.
If you witnessed this incident call police on 101 quoting incident number 16 of 10 January.
Police have launched a murder probe after finding the body of a 58-year-old man in a Carlton house.
The inquiry has been launched after a post mortem examination found that the man - confirmed as Tony Fisher by police - had died as a result of injuries caused by a stabbing.
Police were called to the property at Coningsworth Road at 3pm on Saturday and a cordon has been in place since with a significant police presence remaining at the scene.
No arrests have yet been made and detectives from the East Midlands Special Operations Unit – Major Crime have issued an appeal for information about any suspicious activity in Coningswath Road in the days prior to the discovery of the body.
Det Supt Kate Meynell said: "At this time, we are keeping an open mind as to the possible motive for this murder and are pursuing a number of different lines of enquiry.
"The assistance of the local community will be vital to our investigation. We very much want to hear from anyone who saw or heard anything that may have seemed unusual or out of the ordinary in Coningswath Road in the days leading up to the discovery of the victim's body.
"Were there any individuals acting strangely or a vehicle which is not usually seen in the area, for example?
"If anyone has any information at all, no matter how insignificant you may think it is, we would like to hear from you as soon as possible."
Anyone with information can telephone Nottinghamshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 449 of January 9.
Alternatively, they can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.