The third East Midlands Napoleonic Days takes place at Long Acre Studios, Bingham during the weekend of 2nd and 3rd March. Organised by local novelist Peter Youds, the event features talks, exhibitions, wargame, bookshop and activities. This year’s speakers cover a wide range of topics from … [Read more...]
Bingham opticians rewarded for commitment to staff
A Bingham opticians has been recognised for its commitment to employee engagement, wellbeing and career development with a prestigious business award. Specsavers on Eaton Place was externally assessed against five key areas, including recruitment and induction, performance management, and … [Read more...]
Two Bingham schools get insight into local history with archaeology visits
Children from Carnarvon Primary School and St Peter’s C of E Academy have both been given a glimpse into the rich history of Bingham after archaeologists visited the schools with some recent finds from a new Barratt Homes development. Clemency Cooper from Oxford Archaeology South, who were … [Read more...]
Plans submitted for Bingham care home on site of former police station
Plans have been lodged with Rushcliffe Borough Council to build a new 70-bed care home on the site of the former police station in Bingham. The proposal has been put forward by Edwalton-based Charterpoint Senior Living. The scheme for the 1.4-acre site features residents’ … [Read more...]
New development set to invest more than £7.5m into Bingham
More than £7.5 million pounds is set to be invested in and around Bingham after the announcement of plans for 317 homes in the area. The new development by housebuilders Barratt and David Wilson Homes is called Romans’ Quarter and the funding will be used to support services and improve … [Read more...]
School children given glimpse into Bingham’s rich history
Children from Robert Miles Junior School have been given a glimpse into the rich history of Bingham after archaeologists visited the school with some recent finds from an upcoming Barratt Homes development. Clemency Cooper from Oxford Archaeology South, who were commissioned to do an … [Read more...]
Bingham Inner Wheel Club visit Flower Pod
Members of Bingham Inner Wheel Club recently visited Flower Pod, which is part of Reach learning disability charity located just outside Southwell. They generate their own income by growing and selling cut flowers and arrangements from their own garden site. They also dry petals for natural … [Read more...]
Bingham masterplan includes potential move of train station
Proposals to support Bingham’s significant housing growth over the next decade have emerged in a masterplan that is seeking to develop a clear vision for the future of the town – and one of the proposed plans includes a potential move for the train station. Building on the work already … [Read more...]
Commemorating the end of World War 1 in Bingham
The Royal British Legion (RBL) and the Bingham Heritage Trails Association (BHTA) will commemorate the ending of World War 1 in 1918 to remember The Bingham Volunteers. This year will be the 100th anniversary of the First World War. There will be commemorations of many sorts throughout the year, … [Read more...]
Bingham Theatre Company winners at Nottinghamshire drama awards
Bingham Musical Theatre Company (BMTC) are thrilled to be recognised for their achievements for Cinderella, which was performed by the company earlier this year. Held at the Crown Plaza in Nottingham, five members of the company represented BMTC at the annual dinner and play of the year ceremony … [Read more...]
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