Today, the Textile Tales Project led by Nottingham Trent University has received a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant of £70k for an exciting heritage project across the East Midlands. Made possible by money raised by National Lottery players, the project engages communities in the East Midlands - … [Read more...]
Football pros are sharing their knowledge and skill with students
Four former Nottingham Forest stars are showing their support for youngsters aspiring to follow in their footsteps. Household names, Andy Reid, Ian McParland, Paul Hart and Gary Charles are coaching players at You Can Do Sport Football Academy, the first and only of its kind to launch in Newark in … [Read more...]
Bizarre New Social Experiment comes to Nottingham
This summer The Murder Trial Live is set to sweep the nation this summer. While offering those who are lucky enough to secure tickets to partake in a national social experiment, its aim is to test the robustness of the UK’s judicial system. In a world first experiment, a live murder trial will take … [Read more...]
New safety boat for scouts’ activity centre
Local scout leader Jock Shaw is pictured presenting the keys to Steve Day for a new safety boat and engine. The water activity centre at Hoveringham has been developed by Steve and his team of volunteers, and offers the experience of sailing, canoeing, kayaking, rafting and more to the … [Read more...]
Fun and Fair in the Park
St Paul’s Boundary Road summer Fun and Fair in the Park event is all set to go! Once again the Church is bringing its summer fair out from its backyard and into the community – which has proved hugely popular for the past three years. And this year promises to be no exception with a Grand Raffle … [Read more...]
Kia Niro – a car for all reasons
By Chris Dell Many of us need a car that can cope with pretty much everything. A car that's big enough to take the family on a long trip to the seaside, complete with buckets and spades, but at the same time it needs to be small enough to fit, without undue fuss, into a supermarket parking space. A … [Read more...]
Outdoor health and wellbeing charity moves to West Bridgford
Climb Your Mountain (CYM) is a charity dedicated to helping people to climb their own personal mountain by providing opportunities both physically and educationally so they can overcome challenges they may face in life and are now based in the West Bridgford area. Currently, the main focus is to … [Read more...]
Recycled Time crowned Young Enterprise East Midlands winners
East Leake Academy student company Recycled Time have gone one step further in a national business competition, after being awarded the Young Enterprise East Midlands ‘Company of the Year’ accolade at an awards presentation at Nottingham Trent University. The team’s success comes after recently … [Read more...]
Grizzled Skipper Project – Working together to meet common goals
By Gordon Dyne Butterfly Conservation East Midlands BCEM has been working in close partnership with Great Central Railway (Nottingham) (GCR(N) and Nottinghamshire Biodiversity Action Group (Notts BAG) to improve the line-side habitat for a nationally important species of butterfly, the grizzled … [Read more...]
Young dancer takes another step towards achieving dance dream
Nine-year-old Millie Haywood of West Bridgford has recently been offered a place on the Young Dancers programme at Elmhurst Ballet School - another step towards achieving her dance dream. Millie, who along with twin sister Claudia, is a pupil at the Sandra Taylor School of Dance West Bridgford, … [Read more...]
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