Harlequin was formed in September 2008 when a group of friends, all experienced singers, decided to join together purely for the enjoyment of choral music-making. Fourteen years on, the membership of the choir may have changed significantly, but the fun still remains. The singers now possess a wide … [Read more...]
10th anniversary refresh for 200 Degrees as it launches new recyclable packaging and coffee pods
Coffee roaster 200 Degrees Coffee has revealed refreshed packaging, across its retail coffee bag ranges and wholesale packaging soon to follow, which are both 100% recyclable. The new black and easy resealable coffee bags represent 200 Degrees’ core ‘House Beans’ such as Brazilian Love Affair. … [Read more...]
Farnborough Spencer Academy awarded transformational Good OFSTED report
Farnborough Spencer Academy’s pupils and staff are proud after receiving a turnaround ‘Good’ Ofsted report across all four judgments, including Quality of Education, Leadership, Behaviour and Attitudes, and Personal Development, during a full section 5 inspection, the first since joining Spencer … [Read more...]
Rushcliffe Mayor invites community to mark armistice two minutes silence in West Bridgford
The Mayor of Rushcliffe Cllr Tina Combellack is inviting the community to join her and local dignitaries in observing a two minute silence to mark Armistice Day this Friday, November 11. All are welcome to attend the Remembrance event on Central Avenue in West Bridgford that starts shortly … [Read more...]
Winner of ‘Britain’s Biggest Hedgehog Street’ is announced
A street in a Nottinghamshire village has been crowned the winner of ‘Britain’s Biggest Hedgehog Street’ by wildlife charities The British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS) and People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES), who together run the nationwide campaign Hedgehog Street. The winning … [Read more...]
East Leake WI sworn to secrecy about ‘whodunit’!
East Leake WI were delighted to welcome 3 new members and 4 visitors to our October meeting as a result of our efforts to spread the word that, while we embrace the traditional values of the WI, we are shaped by our local members and the lovely village community in which we live. It has been … [Read more...]
Pocket park opened opposite location with extraordinary history
A new park has opened opposite Ghost House Lane in Chilwell, providing 5,000 square metres of green space for local residents to enjoy. The new ‘pocket park’ also includes seating and a picnic area, complementing the adjacent green space at Inham Nook Recreation Ground and is well known locally, … [Read more...]
Family Run Hearing Clinic Returns to Woodthorpe!
After 10 years away, Ian Arnold re-opens the purpose-built hearing centre in Woodthorpe to serve local residents with all things hearing care. To celebrate the reopening of the hearing care centre, the store welcomed Mayor Peter Barnes and Deputy Mayor Sandra Barnes to open the clinic … [Read more...]
Local gym instructor goes for gold in the US
An ExtraCare retirement village has been fundraising to send a much-loved gym instructor to the World Powerlifting Championships in Florida at the end of the year. ExtraCare’s Lark Hill Retirement Village has been raising money including holding an auction for Maureen ‘Mo’ Proctor. Mo has been … [Read more...]
Broxtowe Community Climate Forum – 10th November
Concerned about climate change? Wanting things to be a bit different in society? Grassroots action is incredibly effective at bringing about change on a wider scale. We are hosting a "Community Climate Forum" on Thursday 10th November from 18:30 until 20:30 at Roundhill Primary School, Beeston. … [Read more...]
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