A family from Clifton have been raising money for the Jeans for Genes charity, whilst also raising awareness of their daughter’s rare genetic … more...
WW1 memorial concert in West Bridgford
Accomplished East Midlands chamber choir, Sinfonia Chorale, conducted by Richard Roddis, are returning to West Bridgford on 10th November for a very special concert to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. The Helix Ensemble, a … more...
Ruddington artist makes 1,000 ‘trees’ for charity
Made within the challenging deadline of only one day, Ruddington-based artist Tristram Aver has produced 1,000 hand-made linocut prints in his home studio to raise funds for important regional charities. 1,000 Native British Trees … more...
Famous 100-metre champion visits Beeston
Kim Collins, who was 100-metre champion at the 2002 Commonwealth Games and world champion in 2003 visited The Pearson Centre for Young People in Beeston. The 42-year-old from St Kitts and Nevis retired this summer from … more...
Clifton resident raises money for charity and raises awareness of daughter’s rare genetic condition
A family from Clifton have been raising money for the Jeans for Genes charity, whilst also raising awareness of their daughter’s rare genetic condition. Kimberley-Jade and her partner Alex welcomed Francesca into the world three years … more...
Mixed fortunes for Calverton Cricket Club
At the time of writing and at the halfway stage in the season, Calverton Cricket Club lie bottom of Division A of the Gunn and Moore South Notts Cricket League and still need to register a win. Unavailability and inconsistent … more...
Autumn term is well under way at Burton Joyce Primary School
Autumn term is well and truly under way now and everyone is getting settled into their new classrooms and new routines. We’d like to say a big hello to all the new parents who have joined the school, many of which we met at the Tea and Tissues … more...
U3A’ s visit to British Gypsum Mine
The University of the Third Age (U3A) is a group of retired and semi-retired people who wish to pursue their hobbies or interests. Recently, some of the Soar Valley U3A went down the East Leake gypsum mine and found that it … more...
Ruddington artist makes 1,000 ‘trees’ for charity
Made within the challenging deadline of only one day, Ruddington-based artist Tristram Aver has produced 1,000 hand-made linocut prints in his … more...
Local entrepreneur opens Rushcliffe Breast Feeding Café
Organisers of the Rushcliffe Breast Feeding Café were thrilled to welcome Olivia - creator of nursing wear brand Lotus Maternity - to officially open … more...
Bingham masterplan includes potential move of train station
Proposals to support Bingham’s significant housing growth over the next decade have emerged in a masterplan that is seeking to develop a clear vision … more...
East Midlands business community get into the swing of fundraising at charity golf day
Members of the East Midlands construction community came together to take part in a second charity golf day for the property and construction sector … more...
U3A’ s visit to British Gypsum Mine
The University of the Third Age (U3A) is a group of retired and semi-retired people who wish to pursue their hobbies or … more...
Famous 100-metre champion visits Beeston
Kim Collins, who was 100-metre champion at the 2002 Commonwealth Games and world champion in 2003 visited The Pearson Centre for Young People in … more...
Nottingham finale for eye cancer charity cycle steers optician to £500,000 donation
Vision Express volunteers complete two-day, 300km Ride4Sight for Childhood Eye Cancer Trust. A 30-strong team of volunteer cyclists rode into a … more...