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Nicola Gilroy

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Proud Notts lass. Lover of coffee & chat. Senior Journalist at BBC East Midlands. Got a story? Email: nicola.gilroy@bbc.co.uk
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Hillsborough disaster: Ex-Nottingham Forest defender Brian Laws backs memorial at City Ground Original

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By Andrew Aloia Verified, Nicola Gilroy Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
No Forest supporters died at Hillsborough, but there were 28,000 of them in the ground to witness the tragedy unfold. In 2016, inquests concluded that the Liverpool fans who had died had been unlawfully killed. Forest have previously paid tribute to those who lost their lives in the disaster by leaving 97 seats vacant when they hosted Liverpool in the FA Cup in 2022 - those seats were instead covered with a memorial banner.
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Police investigate possible harm to water voles Original

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By Nicola Gilroy Verified
| BBC Verified
Police investigate possible harm to water voles Nicola Gilroy BBC Investigations, East Midlands Getty Images Water voles are listed as rare and threatened Police are investigating a public body over potential harm to water voles and their habitats. The Environment Agency asked the Trent Valley Internal Drainage Board to cut weeds and de-silt parts of the River Smite in Nottinghamshire last year following complaints from residents and businesses about flooding.
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Murder suspects found in 1960s missing miner case

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By Nicola Gilroy Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Police have identified two murder suspects thought to have been involved in the death of a miner whose remains were discovered more than 50 years after he went missing. Alfred Swinscoe’s remains were found in a field on farmland in Nottinghamshire last April, after the father of six was last seen drinking at a pub on 27 January 1967. Work on Mr Swinscoe's bones has found he sustained a "significant" stab injury and blunt force trauma, and police say he died with a broken hand.
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