Joshua Partridge from Calverton, has been raising money for the RBLI and awareness for around 6,000 homeless veterans in the UK. In March, we reported on Joshua starting this years ‘Great Tommy Sleepout’ and his incredible commitment, where he was looking to improve on his achievements in 2021, by … [Read more...]
Superstar Madison raises over £8,000 for Forever Stars
Ten year-old Madison Murden's fundraising efforts for Forever Stars has recently reached the dizzy heights of more than £8,000! Madison, who attends Whitegate School in Clifton has been fundraising for Nottingham based baby loss support charity Forever Stars for 5 years now. She has undertaken … [Read more...]
Pupils fund raise for defibrillators on school site
Pupils at The Lanes Primary School on Cator Lane in Beeston have raised over £6,000 for the installation of two new defibrillators on the school sites. The campaign was led by the Year 6 ambassadors, who raised much of the money themselves as well as arranging fundraising events over the school … [Read more...]
Free Family Fun Day at Cotgrave Country Park
Wanted – children and their grown-ups to get involved with lots of nature related activities at our lovely park. Following last year’s very successful inaugural day, we are holding another free event this year. There will be lots to interest all ages, ranging from creative activities like clay … [Read more...]
Mayor’s call to make biodegradable poppies for Remembrance Day
The Mayor of Rushcliffe Cllr Tina Combellack is calling on knitters and felters across the Borough to make biodegradable red poppies that can decorate wreaths for this year’s Remembrance Day events and reflections. Her Remembrance Day Appeal has now begun ahead of events in and around Armistice … [Read more...]
Work continues with the Friends of Meadow Park
The Friends of Meadow Park work tirelessly throughout the year to help maintain, improve and look after almost eighteen hectares of open countryside with the picturesque Kingston Brook flowing through Meadow Park’s heart. In July more work was done on the two willow areas. A hedge in Play field was … [Read more...]
Thousands join the colourful celebrations for Notts Pride
Nottingham city centre was turned into a sea of rainbow colours at the weekend as thousands of people joined in the Nottinghamshire Pride celebrations. Spectators lined the streets on Saturday (July 30) as a vibrant march kicked off the event which culminated in an afternoon of fun, dancing and … [Read more...]
Reminder to not use disposable BBQs or smoke at Rushcliffe parks and open spaces
Residents are being reminded to not use disposable BBQs at Rushcliffe parks and open spaces in light of continued dry weather conditions. Users are also asked to consider not smoking given the increased risk of fire or ensure any cigarettes are fully extinguished before being placed in a litter … [Read more...]
Interested in Grow your Own, Baking or Arranging?
The West Bridgford and Rushcliffe Horticultural Society is now in its 120th year. Following a two year break, the annual WBRHS Horticultural Show is back on the Calendar. This year’s show is taking place on Saturday 3 September, 12 noon to 3.45pm. The location for the show is St Pauls Church … [Read more...]
East Leake WI votes on ASD and ADHD support
In the lead-up to the NFWI Annual Meeting, WIs have been discussing the proposed resolution on ADHD and autism to decide how they wished to vote. Our local delegate attended the meeting and heard from expert speakers Francesca Happé, professor of cognitive neuroscience at King’s College London and … [Read more...]
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