Gemma Toulson is the Head of Business at Nottingham Post. She specializes in covering topics such as crime, traffic, and missing people, with a focus on the United Kingdom and the Royal Family. Gemma's work has been featured in Nottinghamshire Live, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, Daily Mirror, and Bristol Post.
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Nottingham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Gemma Toulson's coverage mainly revolves around evolving local news and breaking stories, with an emphasis on crime (45%) and entertainment news (30%). She frequently covers police incidents, missing persons cases, road closures, and weather updates in Nottingham.
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The road was closed in both directions between the B6003 Bardills Roundabout and the A6007 Bramcote Island near Bramcote
She was reported missing from the Bulwell area
By: Gemma Toulson, Joe Locker
The four-year plan to invest comes despite the council admitting it cannot say with certainty the three libraries which were previously at risk of closure can now be totally protected.
By: Gemma Toulson
A spokesperson for the force said the girls are believed to be friends and are likely to be travelling together.
Nottinghamshire Police are asking motorists to find alternative routes
Things have certainly changed over the last 40 years in Nottingham
Virgin Money said it has decided to close these stores based on factors including footfall, transaction volumes and the number of potentially vulnerable customers in the local area
The MET Office has forecast more rain to fall across Nottingham on Saturday and Sunday,
By: Gemma Toulson
Heavy rain across Nottingham on Sunday, July 23, meant some bus services were forced to divert
Cash, cigarettes, and alcohol were stolen from the shop
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