The Leader of Rushcliffe Borough Council Cllr Simon Robinson has announced he is to step down from the role from next year. Leader of the authority since 2016, he made a statement at a Full Council meeting this evening (December 1) at Rushcliffe Arena confirming the news. He stated he is set to … [Read more...]
Toot Hill recognised for developing high-quality provision
Toot Hill School in Bingham has been recognised for its work delivering high-quality provision for its pupils. The school - which is part of the Nova Education Trust - has been awarded the NACE Challenge Award for the fourth time and becomes the first school in the country to be granted … [Read more...]
Local historian unveils memorial to fallen US servicemen
A new memorial honouring the servicemen of the United States Army Airforce stationed at Langar Airfield during the Second World War has been unveiled. Funded by donations from local businesses, the memorial was unveiled during a moving ceremony on 1 October to honour the US servicemen who served … [Read more...]
Introducing Trent Acoustic Roots and Folk (TARAF)
Trent Acoustic Roots and Folk (TARAF) is a first-Sunday-of-the-month music event at the Royal British Legion club, Main Road, Radcliffe-on-Trent. It is a friendly gathering and welcoming opportunity for those who wish to sing, play, sing and play or simply listen to contemporary and trad roots, … [Read more...]
Teen kart star races to yet another victory
A 13-year-old racing driver has stunned on the track once again with a convincing win in his most recent national kart race. Jacob Jukes, who is at Toothill School in Bingham, is a driver for Team X-Kart, and is celebrating yet more success following a race weekend at Hooton Park race track. On … [Read more...]
Local museum receives £8k to help fund new shop front
Nottingham-based Framework Knitters Museum has received funds to upgrade its newly established café and shop – Parker’s Yard - with a discrete and secure reception area. The funds for the project, which will begin and complete this winter, have been awarded through the Museum Development East … [Read more...]
Plethora of Pumpkins at Robert Miles Infant School
It's that time of year again, where families prepare for Halloween and begin carving pumpkins. Following on from their successful pumpkin decorating competition in 2021, Robert Miles Infant School again had a fantastic showing from all the children throughout the school. On the final day of … [Read more...]
Rushcliffe Mayor invites community to mark armistice two minutes silence in West Bridgford
The Mayor of Rushcliffe Cllr Tina Combellack is inviting the community to join her and local dignitaries in observing a two minute silence to mark Armistice Day this Friday, November 11. All are welcome to attend the Remembrance event on Central Avenue in West Bridgford that starts shortly … [Read more...]
Winner of ‘Britain’s Biggest Hedgehog Street’ is announced
A street in a Nottinghamshire village has been crowned the winner of ‘Britain’s Biggest Hedgehog Street’ by wildlife charities The British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS) and People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES), who together run the nationwide campaign Hedgehog Street. The winning … [Read more...]
Council encourages residents to use lower noise fireworks
Rushcliffe Borough Council is again encouraging residents to follow its lead in moving to lower noise fireworks ahead of Bonfire Night and its winter events season to further protect local people, pets and wildlife. The authority is continuing its policy that was introduced last year that sees … [Read more...]
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