St Paul’s Café & Community Kitchen welcomed over 120 members of the public on 25th June 2022, as part of our drive for monthly social eating events and to further build links with the community. With at least 30 volunteers leading the event, guests were welcomed on to the grounds of St Paul’s … [Read more...]
From lockdown dream to publishing reality
James T Mather has lived in Nottingham since 1976. During the first lockdown, work and normal life ground to a halt. He knew this was an opportunity not to be missed, so decided to live a little healthier, cut out alcohol, and throw himself into writing Karadas. It wasn’t long before he was … [Read more...]
Leahurst Road Pre-School celebrate 50 years in style!
On Saturday 2nd July, Leahurst Road Pre-School held a celebration event to mark their 50th Anniversary. As well as celebrating this fantastic milestone, the morning provided opportunity for families past and present to come together and reminisce the special times they’d had at preschool. With it … [Read more...]
South Road annual street party returns after 2 year absence
On Saturday 9th July, South Road residents held their 9th annual Street Party. The first took place in 2012 stemming from a government initiative called 'The Big Lunch’ which encouraged everyone to meet up with their neighbours to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee of 60 years on the throne. … [Read more...]
Jesse Gray School welcomes ex pupils and staff members to upcoming open afternoon
Jesse Gray Primary School, located on Musters Road, is celebrating its 70th birthday this summer with a calendar of events to mark the occasion! Are you an ex pupil or staff member? If so, the school would be delighted to welcome you to an open afternoon on Wednesday 13th July, 2:00pm - 7:00pm … [Read more...]
Rushcliffe’s first food bank completes one year of helping to alleviate food poverty
The first food bank in Rushcliffe, run by Sewa Day Nottingham, has marked its first year in helping to eliminate hunger in the region. The food bank started with humble beginnings in a changing room at West Bridgford Colts FC. Starting with 10 volunteers it helped approximately 30 people who were … [Read more...]
Edwalton Primary School’s The Tempest goes down a storm!
Edwalton Primary School children’s latest performance has once again wowed parents with their atmospheric interpretation of The Tempest. Maple Class Teacher and ICT Lead at the school is Danny Thompson who said that children looked forward to the opportunity of putting on a show. “We wanted this … [Read more...]
Nottinghamshire nursery to do summit great with Peak District challenge for NSPCC
A team from Tiny Talkers Day Nursery in West Bridgford will take part in the Peak District Challenge on Saturday 9 July to help raise funds for the charity. Starting at Bakewell, Richard Akers and Alison Jones from Tiny Talkers Day Nursery, are set to walk 50km (31 miles) in one day as they … [Read more...]
Edwalton’s newest care home welcomes first team members
A local care home, set to create 50 jobs, has welcomed on board the first of its new staff team – all keen to get started and make a big difference to people’s lives. The 80-bedroom Edwalton Manor Care Home, on Landmere Lane, is now open and welcoming its first residents. The home is built on … [Read more...]
Become a Borough, Town or Parish Councillor and help shape where you live
You can become a Borough, Parish or Town Councillor in 2023 and help shape the area where your family, friends and neighbours live by representing them on your local council. That’s the message from Rushcliffe Borough Council who oversee local elections every four years and are appealing for more … [Read more...]
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