West Bridgford Local News
PENNY BACKING GREENFIELDS CAMPAIGN
Rushcliffe resident Penny Poyzer is backing a local campaign group setup to represent the interests of all residents in the borough in defending the green belt land against development projects. Rushcliffe Greenfields is particularly worried about the proposed new footballstadium for Gamston and large-scale housing...
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NEW BUSES PROVING VERY POPULAR
The new ‘Red1’ bus service from Bingham and Radcliffe to Nottingham launched at the end of Janaury is proving very popular. The premiere service runs every 15 minutes during the daytime and offers low fares and convenient stops in the City centre at the Train Station, Broadmarsh, Victoria Centre and Friar Lane. Premiere...
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CLARE’S SKYDIVE RAISES MONEY FOR CHARITY
Clare Woolley of Clifton jumped out of a plane at 13,000 feet to raise money for the charity, Help for Heroes. Her tandem Skydive took place at Langar Airfield as she helped raise money for a charity close to her heart. Clare’s boyfriend is in the army and she wanted to give something back, after hearing the stories...
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WIN A FAMILY PORTRAIT PHOTO SESSION
February 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Your Local News has teamed up with Greencroft Studios to offer you the chance to win a very special family portrait photo session. Portraits at Greencroft Studios are affordable, relaxed and fun, for families, children, friends, couples and individuals. Sessions for groups of up to six people take around 45-60 minutes. Larger multiple family groups can take 90 minutes. The images are professionally edited to a high standard and are available for view the very next day. Packages start from just £50 and prints start at just £8.50. Their studios are located just off the A453 in Clifton, opposite... [Read the full story]
Diary
Saturday 20th March
February 4, 2010 · Leave a Comment
A coffee morning will be held at Holme Pierrepont Hall from 10.00am to 12.30pm. There will be various stalls including home-made cakes, bric-a-brac, plants and country produce. You will also be able look round the gardens and see the spring flowers. Entrance is £2.50 (children £1). Read More →
Letters
CAN’T WAIT FOR A453 WIDENING
December 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment
I read the letter in your paper from G. Snell (Local News – October) about the widening of the A453. I drive that road every day as I work for a local bus company and do the East Midlands Airport run. I can’t wait till it’s been done. It usually takes 50 minutes to get to the airport, but with the amount of traffic using the A453, it can sometimes take us anywhere between 90 to 160 minutes. As for improving public transport, what does this person want? There are several buses for Clifton that run every eight to ten minutes and we run late due to traffic congestion and traffic... [Read the full story]
West Bridgford
PENNY BACKING GREENFIELDS CAMPAIGN
January 18, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Rushcliffe resident Penny Poyzer is backing a local campaign group setup to represent the interests of all residents in the borough in defending the green belt land against development projects. Rushcliffe Greenfields is particularly worried about the proposed new footballstadium for Gamston and large-scale housing developments. TV star Penny told The Local News: “Green belt land is a precious resource and it is non-renewable. The proposed scheme to build houses on a floodplain contravenes planning guidance and more to the point common sense. The idea of further eroding the small islands of green... [Read the full story]
Rushcliffe
NEW BUSES PROVING VERY POPULAR
February 4, 2010 · Leave a Comment
The new ‘Red1’ bus service from Bingham and Radcliffe to Nottingham launched at the end of Janaury is proving very popular. The premiere service runs every 15 minutes during the daytime and offers low fares and convenient stops in the City centre at the Train Station, Broadmarsh, Victoria Centre and Friar Lane. Premiere managing director, Steve Greaves, told The Local News: “We have been extremely pleased with the number of customers trying the Red1 these first few weeks and everyone seems to be thrilled with the new service. I’ve spoken to lots of our new customers, they like the city... [Read the full story]
Clifton
CLARE’S SKYDIVE RAISES MONEY FOR CHARITY
February 4, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Clare Woolley of Clifton jumped out of a plane at 13,000 feet to raise money for the charity, Help for Heroes. Her tandem Skydive took place at Langar Airfield as she helped raise money for a charity close to her heart. Clare’s boyfriend is in the army and she wanted to give something back, after hearing the stories of him and his colleagues, who risk their lives on the battlefield. Clare told The Local News: “The jump itself was awesome and the staff at Langar were thoroughly professional. I even made it onto BBC Radio Nottingham to talk about my skydive. “I have much pleasure in announcing... [Read the full story]
Letters
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Diary
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