Plans are already under way for the 28th annual Lady Bay Open Gardens to be held from 1pm to 5pm on 6th and 7th July. The volunteer committee are asking for Lady Bay residents to submit a yes, no or maybe by emailing the chairman, Tony on papthepole@googlemail.com. The … [Read more...]
Free parking in West Bridgford
Motorists will be able to park for free after 8pm each evening following a revision of car parking charges at Bridgford Road, Gordon Road and Nursery Road car parks in West Bridgford. Currently, drivers pay £1 to park between 6pm to midnight, with the next day tariffs starting at … [Read more...]
Award-winning bartender to join Trent Bridge restaurant
Dan Warren, the 28-year-old who recently finished second in a worldwide bartending event, has been appointed Bar Manager for Six; the new restaurant and bar at Trent Bridge. Dan represented the United Kingdom at the Diageo Reserve World Class bartending championships in Berlin in … [Read more...]
Rushcliffe chief executive to stand down after 13 years
Rushcliffe Borough Council’s chief executive Allen Graham is to stand down at the authority after nearly 13 years in the role. Appointed in October 2006, he said his decision was taken as he felt it was the appropriate time for the council to assess new executive leadership from a … [Read more...]
Girls’ football team gets new kit thanks to sponsorship deal
A girls’ football team in West Bridgford has been kitted out in a new strip after securing sponsorship. The Rushcliffe School’s girls had been playing their matches in old kits which had previously been worn by other teams. Thanks to a £500 donation from housebuilder Bloor … [Read more...]
Sharphill Wood: Save this iconic landmark for future generations
By Bill Logan Friends of Sharphill Wood Ash dieback, the tree disease currently attracting most attention, is unfortunately not the only disease that affects trees. Sharphill Wood has been struck by a number of other fungal infections that have weakened many mature trees, … [Read more...]
Nottingham’s new city ground plans
With Nottingham Forest’s City Ground Stadium set to undergo an exciting major revamp, Horus Communications are thrilled to be involved. Designed by world renowned local architects Benoy, a first glimpse of the proposed redevelopment has been unveiled to the public through a series of stunning day … [Read more...]
Tuneless Choir play part in special proposal
When Bruce Kent decided to propose to girlfriend Jacqueline Rogerson, he asked for the help of West Bridgford Tuneless Choir. Leader Bernie Bracha asked the couple to lead one of their favourite songs, Suddenly by Billy Ocean. To the delight of the choir members, Bruce went … [Read more...]
NCRA hit a great stride on home water
The Nottinghamshire County Rowing Association (NCRA) Women’s Eight continued their winning ways on the River Trent in the Head of the Trent race. With fog settling down across the river in the morning, it looked at first that the racing might not go ahead, but luckily all had cleared by … [Read more...]
Violent man jailed following hammer attack and shotgun incident
A 28-year old man has been sentenced to seven years and 10 months in prison after attacking a man with a hammer and threatening a man with a firearm. Matthew Harverye, formerly of West Bridgford, appeared at Nottingham Crown court on Friday (22nd February 2019) following a 11-day trial where he … [Read more...]
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