A public litter picking station which allows residents to safely, quickly and cleanly dispose of discarded litter has been installed as the first of its kind in Rushcliffe. The facility in the grounds of The Grange in Radcliffe on Trent has been introduced by Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC) as … [Read more...]
Solar energy helps power Bingham Festival
Solar energy took centre stage, helping to power B-festival thanks to the sporting community at Bingham Town Sports Club and renewable energy experts Geo Green Power. Bingham Festival, fast becoming a cornerstone in the local music calendar, used solar panels and a low-emission battery system on … [Read more...]
Butterflies need our help
People of a certain age will remember when a day’s or night’s drive in the summer months would leave your car’s windscreen and numberplate covered with dead insects, but not these days; evidence gathered from numberplates indicates a 78% drop in insect numbers over the last 20 years. This decline is … [Read more...]
Bereavement support groups in Rushcliffe
In Rushcliffe, there was a significant need for bereavement support, as traditional avenues were difficult to access and mainstream services lacked specialised assistance. To address this, Rushcliffe Social Prescribers established support groups offering solace, understanding, and companionship. … [Read more...]
Cllr Andy Brown is the newly elected Rushcliffe Mayor
The new Mayor of Rushcliffe, Cllr Andy Brown, has said he is “honoured and proud” to have been elected to office for the forthcoming 12 months. In a ceremony in the Council Chamber at Rushcliffe Arena on Thursday 23 May, he accepted the position for 2024/25 from incumbent Cllr Debbie Mason as part … [Read more...]
Just days left to have your say on life in Rushcliffe through residents’ survey
There’s just days left for Rushcliffe residents to have their say on Council services and life in the area in a survey by Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC). The survey can be completed online at bit.ly/2024ResidentSurvey before the deadline of 5pm on Monday August 5. Carried out every three years, … [Read more...]
PartnersHealth Raises money for Nottinghamshire Blood Bikes
Through a series of community events, PartnersHealth has raises an amazing £2,738.40 for Nottinghamshire Blood Bikes. Their dedicated team, alongside supportive community members, came together to make this fundraising effort a great success. The funds were raised through various activities, … [Read more...]
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Six miles southeast of the city of Nottingham lies the parish of Cotgrave. At the centre of the Parish sits the church of All Saints whose origins reportedly can be traced back to the twelfth century. Historical records indicate that the bells have rung out of Cotgrave (Cotsgrove) since the Tudor … [Read more...]
Inspirational talk by Dr Stuart Lawrence for pupils and staff of NAUST
Nottingham University Academy of Science and Technology (NAUST) welcomed Dr Stuart Lawrence for a jam-packed day of inspirational talks to students and staff. Stuart is the brother of Stephen Lawrence who was killed in a racist attack by a gang of white men in 1993. He has since become a … [Read more...]
Local school has visit from ‘Jump Start Jonny’
Radcliffe on Trent Junior school was filled with shouts of ‘Whoopa’ recently when they were lucky enough to have a visit from the one and only ‘Jump Start Jonny’. Jonny creates fun workouts and chill out online videos which are used in the Junior School throughout the day to help keep children … [Read more...]
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