Nottinghamshire Police

We have arrested four men following a fight outside a pub.

Our officers were called to the Plainsman, in Woodthorpe Drive, Mapperley, Nottingham, at 6.25pm on Tuesday (23 June).

It was reported one man was armed with a knife.

A man was taken to hospital with facial injuries, which are not currently believed to be life-altering or life-threatening in nature.

Four men have been arrested on suspicion of affray and a knife has been seized.

One of the suspects has been further detained on suspicion of possession of a knife in a public place.

Detective Inspector Ed Cook, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: "There was a significant police response to this altercation, but I'd like to reassure people it was an isolated incident and quickly contained by officers.

"Four suspects are in custody, but we'd still like to hear from anyone who was in the pub, or the area around it, and has any relevant information to share with us."

Anyone who can assist with information, or dashcam, mobile phone, CCTV or doorbell footage, should call 101, quoting incident 663 of 23 June 2026.

Rhonwyn who was reported missing has been located.

Many thanks to all those who shared our media appeal.

Big match tonight? Make your game plan count before the first whistle.

🥅 You’ve sorted where you are watching the match, who with and already predicted what the score might be.

But what’s your plan for getting home?

❌ Neither the warm weather or the World Cup are ever an excuse to drink-and-drive.

That's the message from Newark and Sherwood's inspector after three suspects were arrested in Bilsthorpe over the last weekend, a trend often seen by police at this time of the year.

🍻 If you’re drinking, then driving shouldn’t even be an option. Make the call early, sort your lift, and stick to it.

The best nights end with everyone getting home safely. Don’t drink and drive.

Know someone who’s had too much to drink and is about to drive? Speak up. And if they won’t listen, call us:

📞 101 (or 999 in an emergency)

📞 Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111 (anonymously)

Some cross-border police work ensured a suspect in a Nottingham assault over the weekend was arrested.

We were originally called to Top Valley following reports of a fight between two men, around 8pm on Saturday (20 June).

One of the men sustained a nasty facial injury during the altercation, which reportedly happened outside an address in Stacey Avenue.

The other man had left by the time our officers arrived, so information relating to him was circulated force-wide and shared with neighbouring police forces to try and track him down.

This tactic resulted in Leicestershire officers pulling over a car containing the individual in Leicester city centre, around 2pm on Sunday (21 June).

The 38-year-old man was subsequently arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

Detective Sergeant Aisha Grainger said: "This response represented a great example of neighbouring police forces working in tandem for a positive result.

"In this case, our colleagues in Leicestershire were able to utilise information we'd gathered to stop a car in their force area and arrest a suspect in an assault.

"An investigation is still ongoing into this incident, which left a man with a nasty facial injury, so we’d ask anyone who has any information about what happened to share this with us, if they haven't done so already."

Information can be reported directly to us by calling 101, quoting incident 700 of 20 June 2026, while Crimestoppers can be reached anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Missing - have you seen Taylor?

We are concerned for his safety and urgently want to hear from anyone who has seen him.

Taylor was last seen in the Sherwood area at around 2pm on Monday 22 June 2026.

He is described as having short brown hair, wearing black shorts, black coat and black trainers.

If you have seen Taylor or have any information on his whereabouts, please call us on 101
quoting incident number 0507 of the 22 June 2026

Thank you

Have you seen missing Seriyah (16) and Daniel (22)?

We are concerned for their safety and urgently want to hear from anyone who has seen them.

Seriyah was last seen around 17:00hrs on Sunday the 21st June 2026. Seriyah has links across the City including in Carrington and the City Centre, where she is known to spend time at the Sussex Street Basketball Courts.

If you have seen Seriyah or Daniel or have any information about their whereabouts, please contact Nottinghamshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 315 of 18/06/2026.

Thank you.

A 17-year-old boy from Nottinghamshire has been jailed after he pleaded guilty to seven counts of terrorism offences.

The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, previously admitted disseminating terrorist publications and possessing information useful to a terrorist.

At court on Friday 19 June, he was jailed for two years, with an additional year on extended licence.

The result comes after an investigation by officers from Counter Terrorism Policing East Midlands (CTPEM).

The boy was arrested in September 2023 after posts were seen on one of his social media accounts promoting the Islamic State.

His phone was seized and officers discovered further content had been shared on messages and in group chats.

The boy admitted the offences by accepting a Youth Conditional Caution (YCC) - an order which puts restrictions on a young person, often limiting their internet access, bank accounts and more.

It also orders them to regularly check in with the CTPEM Nominal Management Team (NMT), so they can ensure restrictions are being followed.

A few months later, the team found that the boy had breached his conditions by accessing the internet and using social media accounts that he had not declared.

He had also deleted his online activity, which was again contrary to his conditions.

The breach was referred to the Crown Prosecution Service for review, and they authorised for the boy to be formally charged with five counts of dissemination of a terrorist publication (contrary to section 2 of the Terrorism Act 2006), and two counts of possessing information useful to terrorism (contrary to section 58 of the Terrorism Act 2000).

He appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court in February 2026, where he pleaded guilty to all seven counts.

Detective Inspector Stephen Shaw, from CTPEM and who was the Senior Investigating Officer in the Case, said: “The boy disregarded original restrictions placed on him by the court, and has now been handed a more severe punishment.

“I hope this helps him see the seriousness of his actions and stops him from heading down the wrong path in the future.

“We are committed to keeping the people of Nottinghamshire safe from the threat of terrorism.

"If you see something that doesn’t feel right, remember to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity to help prevent terrorism and save lives".

For more information and advice on reporting suspicious activity, click here: https://orlo.uk/BkWQl

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service is urging residents to take extra care during the current Met Office heat warning.

With higher temperatures increasing the risk of fires and water-related incidents, the Service is reminding people to stay vigilant and follow safety advice.

♨️ Never leave a BBQ unattended
🌊 Open water can be dangerously cold with hidden hazards
📍 Download the what3words app to help emergency services locate you quickly in an emergency

For more advice, read the full story ➡️ https://www.notts-fire.gov.uk/news/fire-service-issues-safety-advice-amid-weather-warning/