Does your daughter want to learn new skills and have fun? Start your daughter’s journey today with Girlguiding Beeston & Chilwell, we have lots of fun and adventurous activities for girls and young women. The 4th Chilwell Brownies are looking for new members (aged 7-10 years)! At Brownies, … [Read more...]
Former soldier gets on his bike to guide fundraisers in France
A former soldier from Chilwell will this summer educate on battlefields instead of fighting on them, as he fulfils the role of lead guide on Help for Heroes’ annual Big Battlefield Bike Ride (BBBR) – the Charity’s largest fundraiser. John Cotterill, 64, served as an infantry officer for 37 years, … [Read more...]
The Power Of Now
Has anyone ever read 'The Power Of Now' by Eckhart Tolle? It's a wonderful book and one that could be really helpful in bringing about the change we so desperately need. Eckhart talks about how we as humans have done some pretty "insane" things throughout history (think world wars, bulldozing … [Read more...]
Local Woman Honoured
Karen Moore, was admitted as a Freeman of the Borough of Broxtowe at a special meeting of the Council on 14th December, for her lifelong dedication to support people with learning disabilities. Karen worked as part of the Broxtowe Community Learning Disability Team for over 30 years, supporting … [Read more...]
Beeston’s Biggest Destination That You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
With an atmosphere often compared to the best parts of bohemian London or something from your favourite European city, over the last 15 years The Garage, the former Bartons bus depot on the border of Chilwell and Beeston has undergone quite a surprising transformation. It's now gaining a reputation … [Read more...]
A Christmas Fuddle for Friends of Beeston Station
In December Friends of Beeston Station (FOBS) put aside the familiar tasks of leaf sweeping, litter picking and gardening to enjoy a Christmas Fuddle together. ‘It’s always good to put aside our chores and enjoy some Christmas fun together,’ said Trish Roberts-Thomson, Chair of FOBS. ‘We’re … [Read more...]
Local History: Rate Collectors
In January 1894, Beeston became an Urban District under the Local Government Act. The first meeting of Beeston UDC took place on 3 January 1894. The controversy was whether Richard Thornhill or Arthur Kirkland should be the Rate Collector. Richard Thornhill (74) had been in post as Rate … [Read more...]
Urgent plea for help as charity shop donations plummet
A national brain injury charity has issued an urgent appeal for donations as its charity shops struggle to fill the shelves. Headway UK has charity shops in Beeston, Eastwood, Hucknall, Kirkby and Mapperley. It says it's in desperate need of quality clothes and bric-a-brac to help the charity … [Read more...]
Warm Welcome Space at Redeemer Church
Escape the winter chill, relax and sit quietly or meet new people. You are invited to a warm welcome space at Redeemer Church in Beeston (in the Old Town Hall opp the library). The sessions are being held every Friday between 1pm - 3pm until the end of March. Everyone is welcome to come and … [Read more...]
Beeston Memory Café
Beeston Memory Café offers support to people with dementia and their carers and meets weekly at The Middle Street Resource Centre from 2-4pm. We started the New Year in January 2022, determined to resume ‘as normal’ after the disruption of the pandemic. This had meant no meetings at The Middle … [Read more...]
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