Lincoln Cathedral, St Mary Magdalene Church in Newark, Gunthorpe Lock, and Belvoir Castle are just some of the sights visitors are able to see from two new viewing platforms that have opened at Gedling Country Park from Friday last week. The two platforms were officially opened by the Mayor of … [Read more...]
Nottinghamshire flood Hardship Fund re-opens
A hardship fund for flood victims made up of money raised by community groups, organisations and match funded by the Government has now re-opened for applications. Lincolnshire Community Foundation were invited by the Nottinghamshire Community Foundation and other partners to receive … [Read more...]
Have your say on new Strategic Plan for the Greater Nottingham Area
Residents, organisations and businesses in Rushcliffe are being asked to have their say on the Greater Nottingham Strategic Plan to help shape future planning for the area. Councils are required to set out strategic policies to address local priorities for development such as housing and … [Read more...]
Gedling’s Bonington Cinema has reopened
The Bonington began screening films again from Saturday July 4thwith a new look seating plan and reduced capacity. The Bonington will be screening films in its cinema following the relaxation of lockdown rules set out by the Government earlier this month. The cinema has a reduced … [Read more...]
Avengers assemble outside Nottingham Schools bringing much needed positivity to local kids
Locals create a marvel by dressing up as superheroes outside schools bringing positivity to children throughout lockdown. During the beginning of the coronavirus lockdown, Tom Bingley and his sister decided to dress up as superheroes and visit local children of their town to spread joy … [Read more...]
Burntstump Seely C of E Academy pupils enjoy magical new woodland area
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...]
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...]
8-year-old runs 69km raising a huge total for charity
Anna Markowski from Calverton decided to dedicate her time to raising money for charity during lockdown. The 8-year-old, who is in year 3 at St Wilfrids School, set herself a steep challenge to raise money for local Nottingham charity, Forever Stars. Anna aimed to run 3km every day … [Read more...]
Composing in Lock down
Southwell based composer, Guy Turner has been very fortunate so far during Lock Down, because he has had an unexpected small flood of composing commissions. Guy, who sings in the Cathedral Choir at Southwell Minster, and is Conductor of Bingham Choral Society, is a composer, mainly of choral … [Read more...]
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