A new question on the Armed Forces in the 2021 Census has been welcomed by Rushcliffe Borough Council, following a successful campaign led by The Royal British Legion and Poppyscotland and supported by the authority. The Government has announced that next year’s Census will now … [Read more...]
How I pivoted my business to give people something they genuinely needed during the Covid19 crisis
Nottingham based Create Art School launches on line water colour workshop Entrepreneur Helen Woodfood, owner of ‘Create! Art School’ in West Bridgford, Nottingham runs a successful art school business from a beautiful bespoke studio, purpose built in her garden. In the midst of the Covid19 lock … [Read more...]
Free digital marketing and online training for Rushcliffe’s high street businesses
New Business Support Programmes are set to provide Rushcliffe businesses with free training, guidance and advice to help them reopen or continue to trade securely and successfully following COVID-19. Rushcliffe Borough Council has launched the project with funding from the European Regional … [Read more...]
trentbarton welcomes green light for buses
trentbarton is ready to welcome back more customers to its bus services, after the Prime Minister’s new coronavirus advice said anyone can now use public transport in England. The Prime Minister’s statement on July 17 has been applauded by trentbarton, which has been asking for such a … [Read more...]
Young sisters continue to create handmade masks for locals
Two West Bridgford girls who make facemasks for the community have returned due to popular demand. Loughborough University Textiles student Chloe and her sister Tilly began making facemasks in a variety of patterned fabrics to sell at a small charge during the beginning of lockdown. As … [Read more...]
Elton Campsite marks a big birthday – together but apart
Members of Girlguiding Nottinghamshire have come together – virtually – to mark the 90th birthday for one of its properties. Elton Campsite, close to Orston, was gifted to Girlguiding Nottinghamshire in 1930 by Col. G.N. Pearson. The sloping site covers approx. 11 acres of grass and woodland. … [Read more...]
A new chapter opens for the Framework Knitters’ Museum
The Framework Knitters, Museum in Ruddington, Nottingham is celebrating having been awarded £234,500 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and £82,952 from FCC Communities Foundation for an exciting new project called, ‘A Right Good Yarn’. As the museum approaches its 50th anniversary, this … [Read more...]
M&S supports British Farming with Nottinghamshire cheese maker partnership
During challenging periods for the agricultural community, M&S is continuing to reinforce its commitment to British farming. One of the 10,000 British suppliers it’s shining a spotlight on this season is Cropwell Bishop-based cheese maker, Cropwell Bishop Creamery, which specialises in Stilton. … [Read more...]
Environment role created to further Rushcliffe Borough Council’s goal to be carbon neutral
Rushcliffe Borough Council is taking further steps towards its goal for its operations to be carbon neutral by 2030 with the creation of a Team Manager for Environment in its Community Development team. Despite the pressures of COVID-19 on the authority, it is continuing with its green … [Read more...]
Second phase of discretionary COVID-19 grants now available for eligible business owners
Rushcliffe Borough Council is now inviting applications from eligible business owners on a second phase of COVID-19 Discretionary Business Grants Scheme designed for those yet to receive central government financial support. This grant is aimed at small businesses who were not eligible for the … [Read more...]
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