Two new green-roofed shelters have been officially unveiled at a popular local country park. They have been erected at Cotgrave Country Park as part of Nottinghamshire County Council’s commitment to provide high quality green spaces and a covered area that can be used by visiting schools and … [Read more...]
Robert Miles Junior School celebrate Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year was celebrated in style at Robert Miles Junior School on Wednesday 29th January with many exciting activities. This year marks the year of the wood snake which traditionally means people born in this year are charming, deep-thinking, wise and graceful. Our school, based in the … [Read more...]
Market team launches Community Fund
The team behind the Rudd Awards and Ruddington Village Market have launched their first ever Community Fund. By ringfencing pitch fee revenue generated from the market over a number of years, the Ruddington Village Community Partnership (RVCP) are awarding up to £10,000 across projects in Ruddington … [Read more...]
Libraries are gifted local writers Collection
Libraries across the County are being gifted complimentary copies of a collection of work by local writers to celebrate Nottingham's UNESCO City of Literature 10th birthday. Each of the 15 writers contributing to the book is giving copies of their publication to their local library in UNESCO City … [Read more...]
Railwayman – Engineer – Diver – Memories of a lifelong railway engineer
Brian Maddison was born in Peterborough and at the age of 17 joined British Railways (BR) as a trainee civil engineer. Later, he moved to London Kings Cross and then to Leicester where he met and married his wife. In 1971, Brian was transferred to Nottingham and moved to Bingham where he still … [Read more...]
School Eco Committee tackle local pollution concerns
In recent months, the pupils of Radcliffe on Trent Junior School have expressed a concern about air pollution and in particular one specific issue very close to their school. The school’s Eco Committee looked into the matter in more detail and walked out onto Cropwell Road at school pick up time. … [Read more...]
Use RingGo as the easy and cashless way to pay to park
Residents and visitors parking in Rushcliffe’s car parks can use RingGo parking as the easy and cashless way to park in town and village centres. Motorists can park even more easily without the need to use a ticket machine and instead use the RingGo app on their phone. The scheme ensures there … [Read more...]
RBC invests £175k in refurbishments and inclusive equipment
Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC) has invested £175,000 in 2024 in its play parks to provide new, modern and inclusive facilities for all children to enjoy. Vital refurbishments have taken place at the Council’s play areas including the popular Rushcliffe Country Park, Boundary Road and Greythorn … [Read more...]
Farm shop able to extend with new bakery thanks to REPF funds
A farm shop in Rushcliffe has introduced a new bakery with support from the Rural England Prosperity Fund (REPF), enabling the business to extend its product line with freshly baked goods and attract new customers. Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC) granted over £10,000 of REPF towards the project … [Read more...]
Consultation now open for potential homes at Tollerton airfield
A consultation for one part of a planning application for new homes at the site of Tollerton Airfield is now open for views. Additional information has been submitted by the applicants to Rushcliffe Borough Council and can be commented on at www.rushcliffe.gov.uk under application reference … [Read more...]
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