With just two weeks left until voters in Rushcliffe go to the polls on 6th May, Rushcliffe Borough Council is urging voters to get ready to vote. There are Police and Crime Commissioner and County Council elections taking place on the day. Polling stations will be safe places to vote and people … [Read more...]
Bingham paddler firmly focussed on Tokyo after Sprint & Paracanoe National Selection Event
Dave Phillipson set his sights on a fourth Paralympic Games, after producing a strong performance at the sprint and paracanoe national selection event in Nottingham. The Bingham paddler took the spoils ahead of Rio 2016 bronze medallist Nick Beighton in the men’s KL2 200m, setting a blistering … [Read more...]
Rushcliffe Mayor more than half-way through 100km walking challenge for charity
The Mayor of Rushcliffe is more than half-way through a 100km walking challenge to raise money for her three chosen charities. Cllr Sue Mallender is walking many parts of the Rushcliffe border, on the circular route around the Borough to raise funds for Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, Musicworks … [Read more...]
Rushcliffe car parks free after 3pm until further notice
Town and village centre Rushcliffe Borough Council managed car parks are free to use after 3pm until further notice to give a boost to non-essential retail and hospitality that is opening today, 12th April. Motorists can park at Bridgford Road, Gordon Road and Nursery car parks in West Bridgford, … [Read more...]
Rushcliffe resident publishes poetry book
Sue McFarlene from Bingham has recently published her first book of poems titled, ‘My Words for Living: Poems Celebrating Life & Appreciation’. After retiring from her own complementary therapies practice of over 20 years, Sue McFarlane has finally found her creative voice and explores many … [Read more...]
The Vale of Belvoir Rotary Club helps the rehoused homeless
The Vale of Belvoir Rotary in conjunction with Rotary District 1220 have been working with two local charities, The Friary and Tara’s Angels who are involved in rehousing the homeless. It is worth noting that the situation regarding homelessness has changed dramatically since the beginning of … [Read more...]
April news from Plastic Free Cotgrave
Plastic Free Cotgrave is a local organisation consisting of a small group of volunteers dedicated to reducing single-use plastics in Cotgrave. In their first year, the group has: Set up a Steering group; secured the support of the Town Council; established an invaluable relationship with … [Read more...]
Salon owner and clients embark on 4,000-mile walking challenge
Helen Eveson, the owner of award-winning beauty salon in Keyworth, along with a team of salon clients, set out to walk thousands of miles to raise money for a Nottinghamshire charity. During the third national lockdown Helen, who is the owner of Bliss Beauty Therapy in Keyworth, began encouraging … [Read more...]
Growing up in Ruddington during World War II
Grow Old Disgracefully is a registered charity that has been running a national competition called the Over 90s Short Story Prize. The winners have now been announced and are shown on online at www.growolddisgracefully.co.uk. One entry was by Olive Mellors who now lives in Cotgrave, below her letter … [Read more...]
Rushcliffe Mayor takes on walking challenge for charity
The Mayor of Rushcliffe is taking part in a walking challenge to raise money for her three chosen charities. Cllr Sue Mallender is walking the Rushcliffe border, a 100km circular route around the Borough to raise funds for Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, Musicworks and Trent District Community … [Read more...]
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