A cricket club in West Bridgford its marking the centenary of its historic home ground in June. West Bridgford Legion Cricket Club have played at West Park, on Loughborough Road, West Bridgford since 1947, but West Park itself will be 100 years old in June. Built in 1926 as a private ground for … [Read more...]
Edwalton charity tackling clothing poverty receives funding boost
An Edwalton‑based charity working to combat clothing poverty has received a welcome funding boost from Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC). Sharewear Clothing Scheme has been awarded a £500 grant from RBC’s Community Wellbeing Fund to help cover staff uniform costs and provide additional training … [Read more...]
Bin collector and driver reaches 40 years at RBC
A Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC) waste driver and crew leader has reached the remarkable milestone of 40 years working for the authority and collected an astonishing six million bins! Keith Sayers joined RBC in 1986 and has helped recycle in the region of a billion items in the Borough, … [Read more...]
Open day coming soon at West Bridgford Bowls Club!
Newcomers will find a warm and friendly welcome at the West Bridgford Bowls Club’s free Open Day on Sunday 10th May between 12-4pm. Come for a chat over a cup of tea with members and have a go at playing Lawn Green Bowls! The club has a number of Level 1 and Level 2 coaches so you can be guaranteed … [Read more...]
Greythorn Primary School crowned winners
Greythorn Primary School pupils are celebrating their win in the Premier League Primary Stars U11s Girls Cup, a tournament which saw them play competitively against 8 school teams from across Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire. The final match, between Greythorn Primary School and Chetwynd … [Read more...]
Support group for young coeliacs and their families
A community group is helping young people living with coeliac disease feel less isolated while offering vital support to their families. Nottingham Young Coeliacs was set up in July 2024 by Gaynor Clark after their daughter was diagnosed with the condition. At the time, Isla did not know anyone … [Read more...]
West Bridgford u3a storm Parliament
In unexpected bright sunshine on Monday 2nd March, thirty-five members of West Bridgford u3a enjoyed a wonderful trip to Westminster. The tour of parliament was arranged through Rushcliffe MP James Naish, and as an added bonus the man himself was on hand to talk to the group before the start of our … [Read more...]
Conservative Councillors call for more police funding in Rushcliffe
Senior Conservative Councillors on Rushcliffe Borough Councillors have called for the Police and Crime Commissioner Gary Godden to give Rushcliffe it’s fair share of funding for police officers in the Rushcliffe Area. Cllr Jonathan Wheeler represented the Council at the Police and Crime Panel on … [Read more...]
A New Direction for the West Bridgford Social Singers
West Bridgford Social Singers’ year began with a series of workshops with Norwegian Conductor Bjorn Sigurd Skelbred who introduced several new songs to the choir. Bjorn visits us every year from Trondheim where he directs several choirs. These songs, (one in Norwegian) are now being refined for … [Read more...]
Wellbeing That Fits Real Life: New Weekend Sessions at the Hub
As the Rushcliffe Social Prescribing Community Hub continues to evolve, we’re delighted to be offering a new programme of weekend wellbeing sessions, launched in January as part of a short three-month pilot. This pilot gives us the opportunity to test demand, reduce barriers to access, and shape … [Read more...]
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