Children at Burntstump Seely Church of England Academy have been enjoying the great outdoors, exploring their new woodland classroom area. The school, located at the summit of Burntstump Hill already benefits from an idyllic rural setting, but until now, hasn’t been able to access the … [Read more...]
Archives for July 2020
PCC ushers in greener future with launch of electric car trial
Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner Paddy Tipping today launched the first of a series of electric car trials as part of his ambition for a greener force of the future. The PCC has set aside funding in this year’s budget for electric cars to help the force become more … [Read more...]
Cllr Sue Mallender aims to be carbon neutral as newly elected Rushcliffe Mayor
The new Mayor of Rushcliffe, Cllr Sue Mallender, has said she is “delighted” to have been elected to office for the forthcoming 12 months and aims to conduct the role in a carbon neutral and zero waste manner. In a ceremony in the Council Chamber at Rushcliffe Arena on Thursday (July … [Read more...]
Music cafe to continue to combat social isolation with help of Reach Rushcliffe fund
A local charity that provides virtual music cafes to combat social isolation and loneliness is the latest group to receive vital funding from Reach Rushcliffe. Musicworks is receiving funds as part of Rushcliffe Borough Council’s initiative which was launched in May aiming to tackle the … [Read more...]
“Travels with the Reluctant Ghost Hunter”
Joanna Cowell from Cotgrave has recently released her new book, ‘Travels with the Reluctant Ghost Hunter’, featuring a collection of her own experiences travelling around the UK visiting various haunted or mysterious locations. Joanna said, “I’ve been interested in ghosts and other … [Read more...]
North Notts BID announces measures to help businesses bounce back
AS MANY businesses across North Nottinghamshire are preparing to reopen following lockdown, North Notts BID has been leading the way with several measures to help them return to normality. Working closely with Bassetlaw District Council in delivering the government funded Reopening the … [Read more...]
100 Walks from the Poppy and Pint
‘A ridiculous number of walks from a single place – which just proves that our countryside can be opened up – lockdown or not’ I live in an urban community called Lady Bay right on the edge of the City of Nottingham. The River Trent separates us from the City, via Trent Bridge. Local people were … [Read more...]
Lady celebrates 100th Birthday in lockdown
Local lady Eileen Kelk celebrated her 100th birthday in style at Ruddington Manor, located on Ruddington Lane in Wilford, despite being in lockdown. Having received a telegram and birthday card from The Queen, Eileen proudly carried these around all day, showing other residents with … [Read more...]
Scarecrow summer event is a huge success
You may have come across some weird and wonderful scarecrow characters in your neighbours’ front gardens whilst wandering around Burton Joyce in June… Well don’t worry, it wasn’t a cult, it was the Burton Joyce Scarecrow Competition! The event was organised by Girlguiding leaders Emily … [Read more...]
Coronavirus memorial garden planned for Gedling Crematorium
A memorial garden planned for a local crematorium, where people can remember loved ones who passed away during the coronavirus pandemic, has been described as an 'amazing token of respect'. The idea is to create a space where people can pay tribute to those who sacrificed so much to help others … [Read more...]
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