Age UK Notts knows that a lot of older people will need additional support over the next few weeks and developing our welfare service has been our top priority. We know we can’t do this alone. We’ve been overwhelmed by hundreds of offers of help from individuals, community groups and businesses … [Read more...]
City centre parking charges relaxed to support Coronavirus response
Nottingham City Council, working with Community Protection, is relaxing on street parking charges and restrictions in the city centre to support the response to the Coronavirus pandemic. All charges for on street parking in the city centre will be suspended and enforcement relaxed to allow those … [Read more...]
COVID-19 social distancing at its best
The corona virus won't dampen the British spirit when a little boy turns 7 during isolation. Rachel Mahon and Ria Mathieson of Sherwood are best friends but like most of us, know they have to keep their distance. During the isolation, Rachel’s son Arthur turned 7 at home so Ria Mathieson … [Read more...]
Thirty-six local Nottingham charities and organisations coordinate to respond to COVID-19
Thirty-six local Nottingham charities and organisations have actively coordinated to release a multi-agency call to respond to the Coronavirus pandemic. So far across the United Kingdom 137 people have died and more than 2,600 infected. Muslim Hands has taken the lead in partnering with the people … [Read more...]
Free bus pass travel before 9.30am on trentbarton
trentbarton is offering to help older and vulnerable people to get to the shops and banks during early morning openings by accepting concessionary bus passes before 9.30am on weekday mornings. The bus passes are normally only valid after 9.30am but with supermarkets and banks introducing special … [Read more...]
Closure creates concern for isolated families and local charity’s future
Footprints Conductive Education Centre in Nottingham today took the unprecedented and challenging decision to cancel its sessions for children and parents for [at least] four weeks with immediate effect, due to the spread of the Corona virus.Closure poses a genuine concern for parents already … [Read more...]
DIY SOS BBC Children in Need special comes to Nottingham
The BBC One show will feature a Nottingham based charity, supported by BBC Children in Need, which offers disadvantaged children and young people support through music and film related activities. DIY SOS, BBC One’s popular property renovation show, will head to Nottingham later this year to take … [Read more...]
Notts Grade A science park opens its doors
A collaborative Grade A 22,700 sq. ft office space in Nottingham has now reached completion, providing space for growing firms to expand their research and development facilities near like-minded businesses, creating an effective hub of commercial activity within Nottingham’s Science Park. The … [Read more...]
Haddon Primary School Pupils celebrate World Book Day
Haddon Primary students attended school in style last month as part of World Book Day. The pupils from Haddon Primary in Carlton celebrated by dressing as their favourite animals and the winners each received a free book. As part of their book themed week, children’s author Eamon Reilly … [Read more...]
Bridge named after Boots chemist who helped discover ibuprofen
A pedestrian and cycle bridge on to the Boots site and Nottingham Enterprise Zone is to be officially named after one of its former employees who revolutionised global medicine. The Dr Stewart Adams Bridge will be unveiled in honour of the Nottingham scientist whose pioneering work in the 1960s … [Read more...]
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