The Environment Agency has been constantly monitoring, warning and informing, pumping water as well as teams on the ground dealing with blockages and other debris clearing needs around the clock over the last week. Following a month’s worth of rain in 24 hours last week constant work alongside … [Read more...]
Plans for Bingham’s new leisure facilities go on display to the community
Specialist consultants have worked with Rushcliffe Borough Council to produce the designs for the new facility in line with the Bingham Masterplan that shows artists’ impressions for the sports element of the Bingham Hub. The displays are now on view at Bingham Leisure Centre, the town’s library … [Read more...]
Nottingham Racecourse celebrates inclusivity at their season finale as part of the #GoRacingGreen initiative
On Wednesday 6th November Nottingham Racecourse welcomed residents, their carers and family members from Nottingham Community Housing Association, Mencap and Church Farm Care to their race day season finale to enjoy an afternoon at the races. Visitors included George Wildgust, whose family … [Read more...]
RNLI Autumn Fair raises over £1500
During the morning of Saturday 9th Nov 2019, the West Bridgford Branch of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution held their annual Autumn Fair in the Lutterell Hall at West Bridgford. The event was approached with some foreboding as the days preceding the fair had produced rain, more rain and local … [Read more...]
Act of Remembrance at St Paul’s, Boundary Road
Over 700 poppies were 'planted out' as an act of Remembrance at St Paul's Boundary Road, West Bridgford's services on Sunday morning. The poppies had all been made from recycled bottles by St Paul's community - including Brownies, Guides, Toddlers, Young church and the Craft Group. Rushcliffe … [Read more...]
Tram network to fall silent for act of remembrance
Nottingham’s tram network will fall silent on Monday as the city remembers the sacrifices made by the nation’s service men and women. Former members of the armed services who now work on the tramway will be joining colleagues and customers in observing a two minutes silence while NET is offering … [Read more...]
Turkey Trot 2019 Half Marathon
10.30am Sunday 8th December 2019 Raising Funds for 1st Keyworth Scout Group The annual Keyworth Turkey Trot half marathon will take place this year on Sunday 8th December. To improve the overall safety of the event it is anticipated that some roads around the race venue at South … [Read more...]
Alderman Pounder Infant & Nursery School recognise Remembrance with spectacular poppy display
Children at Alderman Pounder Infant & Nursery School in Chilwell have been preparing for their annual Remembrance service with yet another spectacular display of over 500 poppies dedicated to those who have lost their lives in the line of duty. This year the school have used … [Read more...]
Marie’s Story
There is a commonly held misconception that bowel cancer just affects older men. This is not true. People of all ages need to be aware of the symptoms so they can be diagnosed early. Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK and the second biggest cancer killer, affecting both men and … [Read more...]
Did you know that we have a choir in Calverton?
No? Well we do, and we are looking for new members! The choir has been running for many years, and started life as Calverton Churches Together Choir, with people from the local churches joining together to do something that they all enjoyed; singing! We have evolved over the years, and you do … [Read more...]
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