NOTTINGHAM SCHOOL FUNDRAISING BY RECYCLING THE “UNRECYCLABLE” Mellers Primary School in Nottingham is raising money by recycling “unrecyclable” items from the community The school collects items that are not included in council kerbside recycling collections to send them to TerraCycle … [Read more...]
NHS calls for more Steward Volunteers to boost community’s immunity in Nottingham
The NHS and NHS Volunteer Responders are calling for more people in Nottingham to volunteer to support the COVID-19 vaccination programme, to protect the health of their community and those most at risk. Nottingham needs 100 more Steward Volunteers to step forward to support at local vaccination … [Read more...]
Award recognition for Elaine
A bus operator’s charity co-ordinator has scooped a prestigious award in recognition of her work to reconnect communities following the coronavirus pandemic. Over the last couple of years, Elaine Allitt has worked tirelessly to help tackle social isolation and loneliness in the community, … [Read more...]
Notts County Football Club joins NSPCC’s call for parents to play their part in keeping children safe in sport
New poll finds one in eight parents surveyed in the East Midlands are not confident they could spot the signs if their child was suffering abuse at a sports club. Notts County Football Club and The Football Association (FA) are backing the NSPCC’s ‘Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport Week’ campaign … [Read more...]
Summer of success at Victoria Centre
Nottingham’s Victoria Centre has marked the end of a successful summer, following the ending of its seasonal Victoria Beach event and conclusion of its popular Wall of Fame. The Wall of Fame installation, launched to celebrate the centre’s 50th birthday, has clocked up a total of 28,081 photos … [Read more...]
Local illustrator wins 2022 Klaus Flugge Prize
Joseph Namara Hollis has won the 2022 Klaus Flugge Prize for the most exciting and promising newcomer to children’s picture book illustration. Joseph, who was born and recently moved back to Burton Joyce with his family, won for his book Pierre’s New Hair (Tate Publishing) about a bear obsessed … [Read more...]
Viva Nottingham!
If you've been in the city centre recently, you may well have noticed the many international languages being spoken. That's because for the first time since the covid pandemic, overseas students are returning to Nottingham to attend International summer schools. France, Spain, Italy, Poland, Saudi … [Read more...]
To North Africa, up Mount Toubkal and back in 4 days!
Six Firefighters from across Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service will be climbing Mount Toubkal in September to raise much needed funds for a charity close to their hearts. Located in the Atlas Mountains, Mount Toubkal is the highest peak in North Africa; standing at 4,167m tall. The girls … [Read more...]
Man walking to every Premier League football club for Guide Dogs
Ian West, 67, from Nottingham, will be walking to every Premier League football club across the country over the next five months to raise money for sight loss charity Guide Dogs. He set off on Monday 1st August and will be walking to each of the 20 clubs in the league, ending on New Year’s Eve at … [Read more...]
Thousands join the colourful celebrations for Notts Pride
Nottingham city centre was turned into a sea of rainbow colours at the weekend as thousands of people joined in the Nottinghamshire Pride celebrations. Spectators lined the streets on Saturday (July 30) as a vibrant march kicked off the event which culminated in an afternoon of fun, dancing and … [Read more...]
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