Local bus operator CT4N, part of Nottingham Community Transport, will now offer contactless payments on its services from Monday 2nd December. Customers can purchase a range of tickets, including single trips, return and weekly tickets for both adults and under 19s, using their contactless payment … [Read more...]
Prepare for a blizzard of family fun at intu Victoria Centre
intu Victoria Centre is guaranteeing snow this Christmas as it prepares to launch a fun new family experience for the festive season. Creating an indoor blizzard, an entire unit on the upper mall (opposite the Disney Store) of the popular shopping destination is being transformed into the Snow … [Read more...]
Grifftonbury 2019
Nottingham’s heritage comes alive for ‘Celebrating Catterntide’
‘Celebrating Catterntide’: Saturday 23 November, 11am - 4pm Celebrating Catterntide is a one-day free festival that commemorates the long-forgotten ‘Catterntide Day’; an annual celebration of St Catherine, the patron saint of spinners, lace-makers, rope-makers and spinsters. It also … [Read more...]
Working hard to protect the East Midlands but more heavy rain to come
The Environment Agency has been constantly monitoring, warning and informing, pumping water as well as teams on the ground dealing with blockages and other debris clearing needs around the clock over the last week. Following a month’s worth of rain in 24 hours last week constant work alongside … [Read more...]
Tram network to fall silent for act of remembrance
Nottingham’s tram network will fall silent on Monday as the city remembers the sacrifices made by the nation’s service men and women. Former members of the armed services who now work on the tramway will be joining colleagues and customers in observing a two minutes silence while NET is offering … [Read more...]
Marie’s Story
There is a commonly held misconception that bowel cancer just affects older men. This is not true. People of all ages need to be aware of the symptoms so they can be diagnosed early. Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK and the second biggest cancer killer, affecting both men and … [Read more...]
Eco-friendly wrapping paper
Last year it was estimated that 108 million rolls of Christmas paper were thrown out by Brits. Even the most well-intentioned of us may not be aware that most wrapping paper cannot be recycled, specifically paper that contains plastic, foil, dye, glitter or left-over sticky tape. … [Read more...]
Hey pumpkin, what now?
Transforming a pumpkin into a jack-o’-lantern is one of the highlights of Halloween. However, after the spooky holiday we need to figure out what to do with our little scary face creations. Pumpkins are actually really great for many reasons; in fact, they taste good and they’re super healthy! … [Read more...]
Remember, remember bonfire night but make sure it’s legal and safe
If you’re planning a bonfire for the forthcoming Guy Fawkes celebrations, either at home or a larger public event, make sure what you burn is both legal and safe, says the Environment Agency. Spare a thought too for the wildlife as hedgehogs, toads, frogs, lizards and snakes may have nestled … [Read more...]
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