Devan Pigeon, age 11, from Sunnyside Spencer Academy, has won the national award ‘Most Effort on Reading Plus (KS2)’ for his progress and positive change in attitude towards reading. The whole school also celebrated after being shortlisted for the ‘Reading Plus School of the Year (KS2)’ … [Read more...]
Wildlife Area Footpaths Open
Calverton Parish Council are pleased to confirm that the Wildlife Area at William Lee Memorial Park has been re-opened and footpaths recently mown. Over 600 trees were planted by hundreds of residents and schools back in February but due to vandalism of the trees, had to remain closed until they … [Read more...]
Clifton Charity Rainbow Run
The 1st Annual Clifton Charity Rainbow Run took place on Saturday 1st July 2023 at Clifton Playing Fields. The event was sponsored by NG11 cars, Clifton Cob Shop, NCT Buses and the National Grid and they were looking to raise funds for two charities: 1st Clifton Scouts Group and Dovecote … [Read more...]
Ratcliffe on Soar power station site granted planning permission
Ratcliffe on Soar power station site has received Local Development Order (LDO) planning permission status that could fast-track new investment, green industry and business projects and potentially create thousands of permanent highly-skilled jobs. Rushcliffe Borough Council’s Full Council meeting … [Read more...]
Paddling pool will return to Victoria Embankment
Nottingham City Council has secured funding to bring back paddling at Victoria Embankment with help from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Future generations of Nottingham children are soon to benefit from a newly designed scheme that will be a modern interpretation of the traditional water play … [Read more...]
Care Home Resident Tells Story of 40 Year Nursing Career
88-year-old Brenda Reed, who lives at Rivendell View care home in Stoke Bardolph, has been sharing her memories of working in the NHS for over 40 years in honour of the service’s 75th anniversary. Brenda began training to be a nurse with the NHS at the age of 17 in 1951 at Nottingham General … [Read more...]
What a great Lady Bay Open Gardens!
Despite one very rainy day and one very sunny one, this year’s Lady Bay Open Gardens was a huge success. Over 1,100 adults visited plus children with proceeds donated to the Lady Bay Community Fund. In addition, garden hosts also over £1,300 for their chosen charities. Lady Bay Open Gardens has … [Read more...]
Residents praised for continued glass recycling at bring banks
Residents in Rushcliffe have been praised for continuing to recycle glass at the Borough’s bring banks and plans to potentially introduce kerbside collections at home could be confirmed in the future. A motion at a Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC) meeting on Thursday 13 July debated the latest on … [Read more...]
Dine in Style: Browns Nottingham
I located Browns Brasserie & Bar, close to Nottingham Castle. Nottingham’s Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall are within a short distance too. Browns attracts many visitors, as well as having regular, local devotees, who enjoy the ambience, elegance, exquisite cuisine and excellent service. … [Read more...]
New Brownie Leader Required
The 14th West Bridgford Brownies are looking for a new adult brownie leader. The small friendly brownie group currently have three leaders, but are looking for additional help to ensure there is always enough adults to run their weekly Tuesday evening sessions between 6pm - 7:30pm. The club do … [Read more...]
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