A homelessness charity in Nottingham has taken delivery of an electric van to help transport donations, thanks to support from the local community. The Friary, which is based in West Bridgford, will use the vehicle to collect and deliver items such as food and household appliances, after its … [Read more...]
Ballet Dancer Secures Place at Prestigious Trinity Laban
Leonard School of Dance is proud to announce that one of its long-standing students, Flora Hawker-French, has successfully secured a place at the prestigious Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London. Flora will begin her BA (Hons) in Contemporary Dance this September. Flora began … [Read more...]
Birds Bakery reveals revamped Central Avenue store
Birds Bakery is welcoming customers back to its West Bridgford store on Central Avenue following an exciting refurbishment. Reopening on Friday 11 July, the store has been transformed with Birds’ updated branding, featuring a fresh new interior colour scheme of spring green, warm grey, and … [Read more...]
Brand new bridge takes shape
Over recent weeks, the residents and commuters of Hucknall have noticed something new taking shape on the horizon – Nottingham’s brand-new walking and cycling bridge is being fabricated using British Steel, just a few miles from its eventual home. The 85metre long bridge is being fabricated and … [Read more...]
Abbey Road School participates in 24-hour Bike Challenge
On Friday 4th July, pupils from Abbey Road School in West Bridgford, undertook the Great Abbey Road 24-hour Bike Challenge to raise money for Young Minds as well as the school charity. The event was organised by Abbey Road Bike Club’s lead school teacher Mrs Dussek, parent volunteer Lou Knapper … [Read more...]
Manning Women’s Hockey Club Seeks New Players
Manning Women’s Hockey Club is looking for new players for the forthcoming 2025/2026 season, starting in September. Based at the Becket School in West Bridgford, the club has a proud heritage dating back to 1932. It is one of the few remaining single-team clubs in Nottinghamshire and has … [Read more...]
Painting started on Lady Bay Bridge
The Lady Bay Bridge started being painted towards the end of June. The bridge was constructed in 1878 as a rail crossing and then converted to a road in 1979 along with the footpath that was constructed on the west side. The bridge is made from iron and was last painted in 2010. It is now … [Read more...]
Become a Tree Warden for your local area!
Rushcliffe Borough Council (RBC) is encouraging residents across the Borough to become Tree Wardens and help protect, care for, and enhance local trees and green spaces. Becoming a Tree warden offers a rewarding opportunity to support conservation efforts, learn new skills, and boost personal … [Read more...]
Rushcliffe Spencer Academy Rated “Outstanding”
Rushcliffe Spencer Academy “has a vision that ‘everyone will be given the chance to shine brightly’. This aim underpins this highly ambitious and very inclusive school.” Students and staff at Rushcliffe Spencer Academy are celebrating after being judged Outstanding in all areas by Ofsted in their … [Read more...]
Literacy boost for kids as over 9,000 books readied for donation
Holme Pierrepont Country Park, home of the National Water Sports Centre, recently hosted national charity the Children’s Book Project, as a group of local volunteers sifted through over 9,000 books, readying them for donation to Nottingham school children. In March, the Children’s Book Project … [Read more...]
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