As we are all aware, the pandemic has had a significant impact on the mental health of children and young people. Although the Government has consistently highlighted the importance of ensuring that children’s psychological and social wellbeing is facilitated, it appears as if the need to … [Read more...]
Sister stores step in to help vulnerable young people
Three Specsavers stores in Nottinghamshire have stepped in to support a local youth organisation to help vulnerable young people. Specsavers in Nottingham, Bingham and West Bridgford donated £1,500 to The Pythian Club which will help provide 75 hot home cooked dinners for local youths in need as … [Read more...]
11-year-old karting ace set to race with promising new team
An 11-year old karter from Nottingham has signed to race with a newly launched kart team in 2021. Jacob Jukes, who is currently in year 7 at Toothill School in Bingham, signed for Team X-Kart in November, a new team formed to race in the Italian-made ‘TB Kart’ go-kart, which has been re-branded … [Read more...]
School pupils dance in the snow for kids across the globe
Rushcliffe pupils raise money for charity and enjoy some well-deserved Christmas celebrations. Christmas celebrations have been very different in schools this year due to COVID restrictions but that didn't stop the children of Robert Miles Infant School in Bingham from finishing the end of term … [Read more...]
Local businesses donate to Buttercross Pre-School
Buttercross Pre-School in Bingham, has had great support from local businesses to enable them to better work in partnership with parents during the pandemic. Due to Covid19 they have had to change many things at Pre-School and had to adapt the way they operate on a day to day … [Read more...]
Tuk Tuk’ing into a picnic
More than ever there’s a need to get out in the fresh air if only to catch the last few rays of the Autumn sunshine, enjoy the nature around us, and of course connect with family and friends in a safe and socially distant manner. The Rosie May Foundation’s Little Pink Tuk Tuk, Rosie, who for … [Read more...]
Aldi hiring 49 colleagues across Nottinghamshire with salaries up to £32,345
Aldi is looking to hire 49 colleagues in Nottinghamshire between now and Christmas, with salaries of up to £32,345, it announced today. The UK’s fifth largest supermarket is looking for people of all levels of experience to fill roles at its stores across the region. This includes Store … [Read more...]
87-year-old praises Community Therapy Team after fall in lockdown
As with many people during the Coronavirus pandemic, life has been very difficult and for 87-year-old June Gladwin, from Bingham, life became even harder when she fell in the shower at the start of lockdown causing a knee injury. In normal circumstances, June’s family would be there to help her … [Read more...]
Use Ring Go as the easy and cashless way to pay to park in Rushcliffe
Residents and visitors parking in Rushcliffe’s car parks can use Ring Go parking as the easy and cashless way to park as town and village centres adapt to the new normal. With all sites resuming regular charges and restrictions from today (June 29), motorists can park even more securely … [Read more...]
Bingham man tackles 2.6 challenge in wheelchair
On Saturday 2nd May, Captain Alan Cooper along with his caregiver Abi Vernon took part in the 2.6 challenge by completing 26 lengths of his road in Bingham, using his wheelchair. Alan has Multiple Sclerosis making this a mammoth challenge, but Alan is positive and relishes the prospect … [Read more...]
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